Jin Island (Bell Island) Introduction
Bell Cave, located on Jin Island, features a stunning 30-meter tall sea arch resembling a bell, formed within a sea stack. This unique geological formation, shaped by ocean waves over millions of years, showcases Hong Kong's remarkable volcanic history and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding coastline. A must-visit natural wonder!
Goldfish Wagging Tails
Goldfish Wagging Tails, located on Jin Island, is a remarkable sea stack. Viewed from above, the stack resembles a goldfish wagging its tail, showcasing nature's artistry. Erosion by waves has shaped this unique feature, making it one of Hong Kong's notable natural wonders. Visitors can explore the area by boat or kayak, experiencing the beauty of this iconic arch up close.
Jin Island Guided Tour
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Jin Island Kayaking Tour (Professional Coach Guidance)
Experience the beauty of Jin Island up close with our guided kayaking tour. This adventure allows you to paddle through crystal-clear waters, exploring stunning geological formations, including the iconic Bell Sea Arch. Suitable for all skill levels, our professional guides ensure a safe and enjoyable experience while you discover the vibrant marine life and breathtaking landscapes of this UNESCO Global Geopark.
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Boat Tour Visiting Jin Island with 8 Wonders in Global Geopark!
For those who prefer a more relaxed experience, our boat tour offers a scenic ride around Jin island. Enjoy panoramic views of the coastline and unique rock formations from the comfort of a speedboat. This tour provides opportunities to visit the top 8 natural wonders in the Hong Kong Geopark, take stunning photographs and learn about the island's geological history, making it perfect for families and sightseeing enthusiasts.
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Coasteering Tour Visiting Jin Island Bell Cave and Basalt Island Guandao Cave
Participants swim through stunning sea arches, explore unique geological formations, and witness breathtaking coastal views. This tour combines minor physical activity with the beauty of Hong Kong's natural wonders, perfect for thrill-seekers and nature lovers alike.
UNESCO Global Geopark: Ung Kong Group
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Wang Chau, Ung Kong Group
Wang Chau, part of the Ung Kong Group, is a small island located southeast of Sai Kung in Hong Kong. It is known for its impressive sea arch, Wang Chau Kok Cave, which rises over 20 meters tall. Positioned just south of Jin Island, Wang Chau offers stunning views and unique geological features, making it a notable destination for nature enthusiasts exploring the region.
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Basalt Island, Ung Kong Group
Basalt Island, is part of the Ung Kong Group in Hong Kong. Located to the east of Bluff Island and south of Wang Chau, it features stunning geological formations, including the impressive Guandao Cave, a large sea arch resembling the weapon of Legend Guan Yu. Known for its unique rhyolitic tuff rocks, Basalt Island is a popular destination for outdoor enthusiasts and offers breathtaking views of the surrounding waters and coastline.
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Bluff Island, Ung Kong Group
Bluff Island, also known as Sha Tong Hau Shan, is part of the Ung Kong Group located southeast of Jin Island, Bluff Island features impressive geological formations, including the highest sea cliffs in Hong Kong and notable sea tunnel arches like the Bluff Island Cave. This uninhabited island is renowned for its rich marine life and offers stunning views, making it a popular destination for hiking, snorkeling, and exploring its unique natural beauty.
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Jin Island, Ung Kong Group
Jin Island, also known as Tiu Chung Chau, is located in Hong Kong's Sai Kung District. This uninhabited island is renowned for its stunning geological features: a sea arch formed within a sea stack, including the famous "Goldfish Wagging Tail" sea stack and the impressive "Bell Arch" sea arch. Jin Island offers breathtaking views and unique rock formations shaped by years of erosion, making it a popular destination in Hong Kong.