High Island
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① High Island《Shore of Hundred Thousand Columns》
The first stop of the Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is the Shore of Hundred Thousand Columns at High Island, a breathtaking shoreline adorned with stunning hexagonal volcanic rock columns formed approximately 140 million years ago. This remarkable site showcases the world's largest hexagonal volcanic rock columns group, a powerful geological processes that shaped the area, making it a must-visit destination for nature lovers and geology enthusiasts alike.
Po Pin Chau
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② Po Pin Chau《Organ Cliff》
The second stop of the Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is **Organ Cliff** in Po Pin Chau. This stunning shoreline is renowned for its impressive hexagonal volcanic rock columns, which rise dramatically from the sea, resembling a giant pipe organ. Formed by ancient volcanic activity approximately 140 million years ago, these unique formations showcase the powerful geological processes that shaped the region.
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③ Po Pin Chau《God Cut Strait》
The third stop of the Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is **God Cut Strait** in Po Pin Chau. This stunning strait is characterized by its impressive hexagonal volcanic rock columns, which were formed over 140 million years ago during volcanic eruptions. Stretching approximately 300 meters, the strait offers a breathtaking view of these towering formations that rise dramatically from the water, creating a striking contrast against the azure sea.
Wang Chau (Ung Kong Group)
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④ Wang Chau《Little Taiwan Cave》
The fourth stop of the Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is **Little Taiwan Cave** in Wang Chau. This stunning sea arch is renowned for its impressive hexagonal volcanic rock columns, which were formed from ancient volcanic activity approximately 140 million years ago. Resembling the shape of Taiwan, this unique cave showcases a breathtaking array of these striking columns, creating an enchanting atmosphere that captivates visitors.
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⑤ Wang Chau《Sea Palace》
The fifth stop of the Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is **Sea Palace** in Wang Chau. This stunning shoreline features a dramatic cliff composed entirely of hexagonal volcanic rock columns, showcasing the remarkable geological formations created by ancient volcanic activity approximately 140 million years ago. The Sea Palace spans about 300 meters and offers visitors a breathtaking view of these unique columns, which rise majestically from the sea, creating a captivating landscape that highlights the natural beauty and geological significance of the area.
Basalt Island (Ung Kong Group)
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⑥ Basalt Island《Guandao Cave》
The sixth stop of the Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is **Guandao Cave** on Basalt Island, known as the highest sea arch in Hong Kong, standing at an impressive 45 meters. This stunning sea arch is characterized by its striking hexagonal volcanic rock columns, which resemble the legendary blade of Guan Yu's weapon, the Green Dragon Crescent Blade.
Bluff Island (Ung Kong Group)
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⑦ Bluff Island《Bluff Island Cave》
The seventh stop of the Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is **Bluff Island Cave**, a remarkable sea cave that resembles a tunnel, stretching 45 meters in length. This unique cave is adorned with stunning hexagonal volcanic rock columns, showcasing the fascinating geological formations created by ancient volcanic activity approximately 140 million years ago. As visitors navigate through this impressive sea arch, they will be captivated by the intricate patterns and textures of the column!
Jin Island (Ung Kong Group)
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⑧ Jin Island《Bell Cave》
The eighth stop of the Splitdyboat Hong Kong Geopark Boat Tour is **Bell Cave** on Jin Island, renowned as the widest sea arch among the famous four sea arches in the East Seas. Standing at an impressive 30 meters tall, this stunning geological feature resembles a temple bell and has been sculpted by centuries of ocean erosion. If wave conditions permit, the speedboat will pass through this incredible sea arch, providing visitors with a unique opportunity to experience the magnificent rock formations up close.
