Hike along the many paths in this part of the Sai Kung County Park
including Stage 1 of the 100km long trans-New Territories MaclehoseTrail and the demanding climb up to the top of Sharp Peak from where
views can be obtained across to Tap Mun island and to extensive stretches
of the territories rugged coast line..
Visit nearby Chek Keng village where soft drinks, beer and simple food can sometime be
obtained from the few villagers remaining in this once thriving fishing and farming community.
See the mangroves along the shoreline approaching Chek Keng village. These coastal mangrove
plantations are ecologically very important to a variety of marine life and provide essential
nourishment and protection for young fish.
Swim on the beautiful and remote Sai Wan and Tai Long Wan beaches. Soft drinks, beer and
simple food are available in the villages of Sai Wan and Ham Tin.
Visit the Government Water Sports Centre at Wong Shek where
regular courses are held (with prior booking) in sailing, kayaking and
waterskiing and from where those with the necessary qualifications
can rent equipment by the day.
From Wong Shek pier take a ferry or kai do to the scenic island of
Tap Mun. This small, off shore island is one of the remotest in Hong Kong and is still occupied
by a few remaining fishing folk. Apart from the interesting village architecture and examples of
daily lifestyle that has remain little changed over generations, there is an attractive temple
dedicated to Tin Hau, patron goddess to fishermen and an important coastal deity in Southern
China. The one remaining restaurant on the island provides visitors with locally raised seafood
as well as simpler noodles or rice dishes.
Enjoy a barbeque in the hostel grounds. Fresh seafood and other necessities may be purchased
in Sai Kung township.
For charges details, please refer to the following link
Hostel charges details
| Check-in times | |
| Weekdays | 16:00 hours - 23:00 hours |
| Saturdays and the day before public holidays | 15:00 hours - 23:00 hours |
Check-out times | |
| Weekdays | 07:00 hours - 10:00 hours |
| Sundays and public holidays | 07:00 hours - 13:00 hours |
Daytime closing hours | |
| (Hosteller should leave regardless the no. of overnight stay) | |
| Weekdays | 10:00 hours - 16:00 hours |
| Saturdays and the day before public holidays | 13:00 hours - 15:00 hours |
Nighttime closing hours | 23:00 hours - 07:00 hours |
 1) A food delivery service for group use only to Wong Shek pier is provided by Creative Catering Company Limited (Phone: 2793 5599). Hostellers are advised to give advance notice of their requirements and method payment to the restaurants. 2) Prepare your own meal in the hostel kitchen or in the barbeque site. Fresh seafood and other necessities may be purchased in Sai Kung. |
1) From Choi Hung MTR Station Exit C take KMB bus No.92 or green mini-bus No.1A to Sai
Kung town centre and then take KMB bus No.94 to Wong Shek pier.
2) From Diamond Hill MTR Station take KMB bus No. 96R to Wong Shek
(Sundays and public holidays only).
3) Groups may arrange to block book a private bus to Wong Shek pier
from urban areas, please fill in the entry application form, attach
it with a copy of booking confirmation and fax to our YHA office at least 14 days in advance.
(The application from for a temporary entrance permit to Sai Kung Country Park
).4) From Sai Kung take a green New Territories taxi to Wong Shek pier.
* From Wong Shek pier public ferry services to Chek Keng pier are operated by Tsui Wah Ferry
Service (HK) Ltd. (Phone: 2272 2022 or 2272 2000) on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays
only.
Hostellers may alternatively negotiate the hire of a private sampan from Wong Shek pier to Chek
Keng pier at anytime.
** Hostellers wishing to access Chek Keng by foot may alight from any of the above mentioned
forms of public transport at Pak Tam Au and follow the footpath to Chek Keng Village and
thence to the hostel. Total walking time required: approximately 40 minutes. Foot access is
also available via Wong Shek pier but this route is longer and more demanding.
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