(3.5 hours) Geopark Four Sea Arches Volcano Sightseeing + Sai Kung Hidden Coral Area Snorkelling Experience ＊ Double Experiences, Double Delight!
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Meeting Point: Sai Kung Public School
➜ Sai Kung Public Pier (Berth No.5 )
➜ How to Get to Sai Kung Public Pier Berth No.5?
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High Island - Shore of Hundred Thousand Columns
Shore of Thousand is located in High Island, Sai Kung of Hong Kong. In the Jurassic Period, there is an 18km diameter long Ancient Super Volcano here here 160 million years ago.
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Po Pin Chau - Organ Cliff
Organ Cliif is located in Po Pin Chau, Sai Kung of Hong Kong, which is a 300 meters long wall cliff fully made up of Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns
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Po Pin Chau - God Cut Strait
God Cut Strait is a Sea Strait between Flower Mountain and Po Pin Chau. Originally, the islands are connected together, but the wave cutting it into half during million years of time
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High Island - East Dam
East Dam is a man-made breakwater linking High Island to Sai Kung Peninsula. Constructed 1970s for Hong Kong's largest reservoir, protecting 273M cubic meters freshwater from sea tides.
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Wang Chau - Little Taiwan Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, Originally Called Wang Chau Kok Cave, but since it resembles the shape of Taiwan, thus it's named as Little Taiwan Cave
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Wang Chau - Sea Palace
Sea Palace is located in Wang Chau, which is a 300 meters long wall cliff fully made up of Hexagonal Volcanic Rock Columns, but the diameter of columns is 1/3 of Organ Cliff.
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Basalt Island - Guandao Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, The Largest Sea Arch in Hong Kong, it is named as it resembles the weapon of Guan Yu, the greatest general in the Three Kingdoms era
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Bluff Island - Tunnel Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, located in Bluff Island of Ung Kong Group in Sai Kung. It's actually a 30 meters long Tunnel Cave, unlike the other arches
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Bluff Island - Tunnel Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East China Seas, located in Bluff Island of Ung Kong Group in Sai Kung. It's actually a 30 meters long Tunnel Cave, unlike the other arches
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Jin Island - Bell Cave
One of the Four Sea Arches in East Seas. The entrance to the Bell Cave is relatively wide, if the waves permit, you can experience riding a speedboat through the cave.
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Proceed to Guided Snorkelling Session
Captain selects the day's best spot based on visibility and crowds. Potential Snorkelling Site: Long Mong Wan｜Kau Sai Wan｜Sharp Island West
Potential Snorkel Sites You Might Visit (One of the Following)
Kau Sai Wan (Known for Seasonal Infinity Pool after Rainy Days)
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Kau Sai Wan Beach
The golden sands of Kau Sai Wan Beach feature calm, shallow waters perfect for families, surrounded by lush greenery and dramatic falls, creating an idyllic coastal paradise within Hong Kong's UNESCO Geopark.
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Hidden Coral Area Guided Snorkelling
The secluded Hidden Coral Area features vibrant brain coral and cactus coral gardens teeming with tropical fish, offering exceptional underwater visibility and rich marine biodiversity for snorkelers.
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Seasonal Infinity Pool at Kau Sai Wan
The natural Seasonal Infinity Pool at Kau Sai Wan features crystal-clear tidal waters framed by smooth rock formations, creating a stunning infinity effect overlooking the bay, a refreshing geological wonder.
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Seasonal Waterfalls at Kau Sai Wan
After heavy rain, cascading waterfalls tumble from dramatic cliffs into Kau Sai Wan's crystal bay, creating magical swim spots amid lush greenery—a stunning UNESCO Geopark spectacle!
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Kau Sai Wan Fish Raft
It features toilet and shower facilities, changing rooms, and fresh water stations, providing convenient amenities for snorkelers within this sheltered bay.
Long Mong Wan (Known for the Largest Stony Coral Area in Hong Kong)
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Long Mong Wan Beach
Secluded golden sands of Long Mong Wan Beach feature calm, shallow waters perfect for families, surrounded by lush greenery, creating an idyllic coastal paradise within Hong Kong Geopark.
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Hidden Coral Area Guided Snorkelling
The secluded Hidden Coral Area features vibrant stony coral gardens teeming with tropical fish, offering exceptional underwater visibility and rich marine biodiversity for snorkelers.
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Super Large Coral Area
Long Mong Wan boasts Hong Kong's largest stony coral area with massive coverage teeming with tropical fish, offering exceptional visibility and guided snorkelling adventures .
Sharp Island West (Known for the Largest Cactus Coral Area in Hong Kong)
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Sharp Island West
The vibrant reefs of Sharp Island West feature Hong Kong's largest cactus coral area—football field-sized gardens teeming with tropical fish, offering exceptional visibility and guided snorkeling thrills in sheltered UNESCO Geopark waters.
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Hidden Coral Area Guided Snorkelling
The secluded Hidden Coral Area features vibrant cactus coral gardens teeming with tropical fish, offering exceptional underwater visibility and rich marine biodiversity for snorkelers.
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Largest Cactus Coral Area
Sharp Island West boasts Hong Kong's largest cactus coral area—sprawling football field-sized gardens bursting with color and tropical fish, offering exceptional underwater experience.
Learn More about the Tours and Experiences in the Combo
Exploring the world's largest hexagonal columns
Geopark Four Sea Arches Volcano Sightseeing Tour
Explore dramatic volcanic coastlines, marvel at ancient formations, and pass through stunning natural sea arches in Hong Kong’s UNESCO Global Geopark. Educational and suitable for all ages.
Potential Snorkel Sites You Might Visit
Kau Sai Wan Guided Snorkelling Tour
Speedboat from Sai Kung Pier to crystal-clear beach. Professional coach guides snorkeling in hidden coral areas with tropical fish. Beginner-friendly with life jackets, masks, fish raft showers. Explore seasonal infinity pools!
Potential Snorkel Sites You Might Visit
Long Mong Wan Guided Snorkelling Tour
Speedboat to secluded golden beach with Hong Kong's largest stony coral reefs. Expert coach guides family-friendly snorkeling amid tropical fish and calm shallows. Beginner-safe gear and UNESCO Geopark marine discovery!
Potential Snorkel Sites You Might Visit