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...

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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...
Brush off those buckets and spades and take your kids to Trio Beach in Sai Kung. While this hidden treasure of a beach is small, it is child-friendly with all the facilities you need, including a refreshment kiosk and shower rooms. The best part - it is super easy to access and you can get...
Starfish, shells, and sand...let's go! We have found a haven of beachy bliss that will check all the boxes for your next family fun-in-the-sun outing. Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park is a protected area in Sai Kung Park and offers visitors a treat for the senses with over 60 types of hard coral and over...
For those looking for a fun thing to do with kids in Hong Kong that involves adrenaline, getting wet, and having fun - surfing in Shek O is a must! It's time to pull out the itsy-bitsy, beach towels, sunscreen...and head to the beach in Hong Kong. Want to do a bit more than just...
Calling all future firefighters! Climb aboard the fireboat Alexander Grantham for a fun and educational outing on HK Island. From 1953 to 2002, the fireboat Alexander Grantham bravely fought boat fires and led marine rescues in Hong Kong's busy waters. After its retirement and extensive preservation, the boat was opened to the public in 2007...
Pack up the helmets, bikes, and scooters...it's time to hit up Hong Kong's biggest outdoor skatepark. Perfect for skateboarding, Freestyle BMX, and inline skating, this shiny new skatepark is a must-visit. Unleash your beasts in the bowls and watch from the large spectator platforms. Or, get involved and bring your own wheels. For little ones,...
Now that the beaches are open why not try a new water activity? Stand-up paddleboarding is a fun water sport that can be both relaxing and challenging, yet it is the perfect activity for Hong Kong waters. There are several Hong Kong companies that can help you get the most out of the sport with...
Stretching from Mid-Levels to Wong Nai Chung Gap on Hong Kong Island, Bowen Road is one of the city's most easily accessed walking trails. If you're coming from the Mid-Levels side, the trail begins at the junction with Magazine Gap Road (near the rail of the Peak Tram) and runs for four kilometers (2.5 miles)...
Sweet sunshine! For those familiar with Clearwater Bay, this slice of paradise has a lot of perks from parks to beaches to hiking trails. Just alongside the entrance to Clearwater Bay Country Club, there is a short trail that takes you to a temple to explore, a scooter-friendly play area, a beach, a pier, and...
Looking to challenge and defy your limits with the fam? Then check out Violet Hill and the Twins Peak. Often referred to as the “Terrible Twins,” this uphill battle will have your quads burning and your mental game going strong. Better suited for families with older kids and teens, this hike is not for the...
Families staying at DB are a lucky bunch. Many of Lantau Island’s most family-friendly trails either begin, end or loop around the bay. Blessed with a picturesque landscape, DB is a favorite with hikers. Hop on the ferry from Central Pier 3, and you too can experience DB’s hiking trails; each at varying degrees of...
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