Picnics are a perfect way to spend time outdoors with the kids! And there are lots of amazing parks and picnic spots around the city where you can just sit back and relax while enjoying some delicious food and perhaps a glass of rose (or...
Picnics are a perfect way to spend time outdoors with the kids! And there are lots of amazing parks and picnic spots around the city where you can just sit back and relax while enjoying some delicious food and perhaps a glass of rose (or...
Looking for a free outdoor spot where kids can play, explore and burn energy? The revamped Quarry Bay Playground in Quarry Bay Park Phase I (near Lei King Wan) delivers an ocean-adventure theme with colourful marine-inspired equipment, right beside the waterfront promenade. Designed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department with input from the public,...
Strawberry picking in Hong Kong usually runs from about December to April, and most farms are in the New Territories around Yuen Long, Kam Tin, Sheung Shui and Fanling. This guide rounds up 20 family-friendly farms for strawberry picking, organic vegetables, animals and outdoor fun. From seasonal strawberry picking at Kam Tin Country Club to...
The Morning Trail and the Peak Circle Walk are two stroller-friendly ways to explore the Peak with kids: a paved uphill climb from Mid-Levels, or a flatter loop with sweeping city views. Quick links: Jump to the FAQs ↓ The Morning Trail: Head up Hatton Road, which starts opposite the entrance to Hong Kong University,...
Pack your essentials and get ready to embrace the great outdoors! Exploring Hong Kong’s stunning hiking trails can be a rewarding experience for kids and parents alike! This guide highlights popular hikes like Dragon's Back, Sheung Yiu Family Walk, and the Tung Chung Family Hike on Lantau Island, along with hidden gems perfect for families....
Brisk weather and picture-perfect blue skies call for us to be in nature and relish the outdoors. Take advantage of the sunshine and bring the kids to Sunset Peak, Hong Kong’s 3rd-highest mountain, for challenging hikes, spectacular views, mind-blowing sunsets, and family bonding time. This Lantau trail covers and loops over 70 kilometers of terrain,...
Hong Kong parents know the drill: a free afternoon, restless kids, and the hunt for a park that actually lasts more than twenty minutes. This 2026 refresh keeps the Island classics (Hong Kong Park, The Peak, Aldrich Bay and Repulse Bay) and adds the new names families are already planning around, from Playfield 5 at...
There's a new place for kids to run around in East Kowloon. The Anderson, Link REIT's new neighbourhood mall in the Anderson Road Development Area, opened on 13 October 2026, and its biggest draw for families is on the roof. Pawsitive Park is a 25,000 sq ft open-air play space with an animal theme. It...
Every step you take helps someone facing breast cancer. Pink Walk for Breast Health is the Hong Kong Breast Cancer Foundation's (HKBCF) flagship annual fundraising event, a morning of movement, colour and community at The Peak. Funds raised power HKBCF's public education programmes, free patient support services, and research-based advocacy, helping to reduce the threat...
Let the lemon-lime dotted lights be your guide! Fireflies in Hong Kong are lighting up the skies. Take the kids out to hike one of Hong Kong's many trails, just as dusk sets in, to see the luminous glow of the lovebugs all around you. From wee ones to adults, this is an unforgettable memory...
Hong Kong Park sits in the middle of Central and has a lot for kids in one place: a lake with turtles, a waterfall you can walk behind, a walk-through aviary, a big playground and a tea house that serves vegetarian dim sum. It's free, mostly shaded and easy to get around with a stroller,...
Little Steps Asia X Macao Tourism Board have teamed up to deliver the top things to do with kids in Macao 2026.
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