40 Unique Activities And Things To Do With Kids In Hong Kong

CENTRAL/PEAK: Peak Tram + Morning Trail + Playground + Lunch

No visit to Hong Kong would be complete without a visit to The Peak. The queue to get on the tram or take a hike up to the top via Bowen Road via The Morning Trail. Both ways ensure wonderful sights, and once you’re up there, shop at the mall and market and take a stroll around the stroller-friendly path. Then have a meal break at Peak Lookout before heading to one of Hong Kong's secret playgrounds - Mount Austin! Want more? Head up the road from the playground to one of Hong Kong's best and secret parks - Victoria Peak Park.

Peak Tram, +852 2522 0922, www.thepeak.com.hk. Note, the Peak Tram is operating COVID-oriented hours right now so be sure to check their website. Currently, it is 7am-10pm (Monday-Sunday and Public Holidays). The Peak Tower is open 10am-10pm (Monday-Friday) and 8am-10pm (Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays)

The Peak Galleria, Facebook Page. Click here for more information.

Hiking The Morning Trail With Kids, Click here

VIDEO: Mount Austin Playground At The Peak, Click here

VIDEO: Victoria Peak Park, Click here

SHEUNG WAN: Temples, Markets, Chinese Medicine, Tea

Start at Oolaa for coffee and then head down to Man Mo Temple where kids can enjoy exploring the incense-filled Temple Of Literature. After, you can head towards Cat Street (Upper Lascal Road) to browse and shop this antique street market. You can then browse the antique stores on Hollywood Road and go further down into Sheung Wan to check out the many Chinese medicine shops. Head further toward the harbour and you will stumble on The Western Market. There is a large wet market across the street where kids will enjoy seeing frogs, chickens, and other critters for sale. Jump on an old Hong Kong Tram here and cruise to the next district for more city adventures.

Oolaa, G/F, Bridges Street, CentreStage, Soho, Mid-Levels, Hong Kong, www.casteloconcepts.com/our-venues/oolaa

Man Mo Temple, 124-126 Hollywood Road, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong Island, www.lcsd.gov.hk

Cat Street, Upper Lascal Road, Sheung Wan, www.cat-street.hk/how-to-get-to

TSIM SHA TSUI: Ride The Star Ferry + Explore TST

If you’re island-side, take your visitors on the Star Ferry for impressive views of Victoria Harbour. If you go in the evening, be sure to catch the Symphony of Lights at 8pm. Once in Tsim Sha Tsui, visit the recently renovated The Hong Kong Museum of Art, and check out our Tsim Sha Tsui Family-Friendly Guide for more inspiration! End the evening with a stroll along the Avenue of the Stars and let your friends happily snap away.

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Tsim Sha Tsui Family-Friendly Guide

The Hong Kong Museum Of Art

Star Ferry, www.starferry.com.hk

Hong Kong Space Museum, Stanley Ho Space Theatre, 10 Salisbury Road, TST, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 2721 0226, www.lcsd.gov.hk

ADMIRALTY: Hong Kong Park + Tea + Vegetarian Dim Sum

For an easy breezy afternoon, enjoy high tea at Cafe Gray Deluxe and then burn off the scones and clotted cream with a stroll around Hong Kong Park. Not only is there ample space and a playground for the wee ones to run around, but you can also take a gander of the Tea Museum and gawk at the turtles and fish before heading back home on the tram.  For vegetarian Dim Sum, be sure to lunch at Lok Tea Tea House.  Want more?  You can grab the peak tram from this park as well.

Cafe Gray Deluxe, Level 49, The Upper House, 88 Queensway, Admiralty, +852 3968 1106, www.cafegrayhk.com

Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, 10 Cotton Tree Drive (Inside Hong Kong Park), Central, Hong Kong

Lok Cha Tea House, Ground Floor, The K.S. Lo Gallery, Hong Kong Park, Admiralty, www.lockcha.com

LANTAU: Visit The Stilted Village Of Tai-O

Famous for stilted houses and delish Canto-snacks, Tai O has loads of sweet adventures for day trippin' families or overnight staycationers. Prepare to sip lattes by the water, stay in a fabulous historical hotel, and snack your way through the tiny village of Tai O. Try to spot the Pink Dolphins with the whole family. Tai O is famous for it's snacking sensations.! For egg waffles with the finest smoky finish and cake-like crunch, visit the famous uncle on Kat Hing Street.

Tai-O, Lantau Island, Hong Kong, Little Steps Guide To Tai O. From Central: Catch a ferry from Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo and then take a taxi or bus number 1 to Tai O. From Tung Chung: Alternatively, you can make an adventure out of it and ride on the cable car (Ngong Ping 360) and then take a taxi or bus to Tai O. Stroll through the city or if you are staying at Tai O Heritage Hotel, they will pick you up by boat at the Tai O entrance.

Want to stay the night?  Come check into the historical hotel favorite - Tai O Heritage Hotel.

HK Dolphin Watch, click here! There is plenty more to Tai-O than stilted houses and shrimp paste! A Tai O must is to go try to spot the Pink Dolphins of HK with Dolphin Watch. If you are staying overnight, plan on an early street stroll (the town is stroller-friendly) to catch a glimpse of Tai O's life before the tourists arrive. Bring your camera! Click here to see our Little Steps Video on scouting the rare pink dolphin!

SAI KUNG + NEW TERRITORIES: Geo-Park Adventures

Weekend warriors, pack up the kids and head to Sai Kung to discover Hong Kong's Geological Park via kayak.  Kayak + Hike can help arrange a full day trip for you and the kids.  For those looking to DIY, you can head to Sharp Island via a short boat ride from Sai Kung pier.  It's an easy and quick trip and there is a fun beach for kids to explore as well.

Kayak+Hike, https://www.littlestepsasia.com/articles/%252Fpower-boating-snorkeling-hiking-and-kayaking

Shark Island, https://www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/geopark-explorations

Geopark Tours, http://www.geopark.gov.hk/en_s2b1.htm

Extra tip?  You can also visit the Volcano Discovery Centre based in Sai Kung to learn more about the Geopark.

KOWLOON: Chi Lin Nunnery & Nan Lian Garden

Take in the beauty of the lesser-visited Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden, often overshadowed by the Big Buddha. The gorgeous stroller-friendly park is dotted with Tang dynasty shrines and temples, as well as pristine gardens and flowers and a picturesque bridge perfect for kids, tourists, and photos! Remember to head to the restaurant behind the waterfall for a yummy vegetarian meal or their high tea, which is a bargain.

Click here for the Little Steps' outing to Chi Lin Nunnery!

Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden, 60 Fung Tak Rd, Diamond Hill, Kowloon, Hong Kong, +852 3658 9388, www.discoverhongkong.com/uk/see-do/culture-heritage/chinese-temples/chi-lin-nunnery-and-nan-lian-garden.jsp

STANLEY: Aqua Luna Cruise To Stanley

For families looking to "wow" visitors or simply take in the most scenic and memorable trip to Stanley, this short cruise leaving from Central is for you!  Hop aboard the Aqua Luna, one of Hong Kong’s last remaining traditional Chinese junks, for an afternoon of exploration in style as you navigate the seas to Stanley where you can head to the Stanley Market, hit the beach, or enjoy an alfresco brunch.

Aqua Luna Stanley Cruise, +852 2116 8821, www.aqualuna.com.hk. Extra Tip? They do other routes too including an awesome one for cocktails in the harbor - book the one that is timed with the Light Show to really wow the kids (the light show is 8pm daily).

More Stanley Tips? Click here for our favorite Stanley restaurants for families.

CENTRAL: Foot Massages @ Ten Feet Tall

Owned by Hong Kong’s nightlife impresario Gilbert Yeung, Ten Feet Tall is not your average foot massage spa.  For families looking for a little chill time together, you can rent a private room, bring along your login for Apple TV, and plug in a movie for the kids while you get your foot rub on! Order a fresh coconut juice, cappuccino, even frozen yogurt to enjoy during your pamper session!  There's also free WiFi.

Ten Feet Tall, 20/F & 21/F, L Place, 139 Queen's Road?Central, Hong Kong +852 2971 1010, www.tenfeettall.com.hk.  Extra tip!  This is a fantastic option for those jet-lagged as you can tour the city in the morning and take in a movie in the afternoon (or a snooze!).

LANTAU: Spot The Pink Dolphins

Pink dolphins in Hong Kong... let's check it out! Hong Kong Dolphinwatch was the first eco-tour operator running trips to see Hong Kong's Indo-Pacific humpback, or pink, dolphins when it was founded back in 1995. Today it continues to be the only company recognized by the Hong Kong Government and the Hong Kong Tourism Board as a true eco-tour operator. Join one of the tours to head out to the seas around Lantau and seek out the elusive but beautiful pink dolphins.

Pink Dolphin Tour In Hong Kong, click here!

Check out our Little Steps Video on scouting the rare pink dolphin!

ALL OVER ISLAND: Dim Sum With Kids

Have a hankering for some local flavor? Little Steps' foodies have eaten their way through the city to share the best dim sum and authentic Canto restaurants for families. Whether you're after modern, MSG-free Cha Chaan Tang favorites, traditional dim sum cart service, or al fresco vegetarian cuisine, Little Steps has you covered. Go get (Dim) Sum!

Family-Friendly Dim Sum In Hong Kong, Click here!

Click here for the LS video on the Amazing Family-Friendly Dim Sum Restaurant In Hong Kong At Yum Cha

WANCHAI: Yamataka Seafood Market

Get ready for a serious foodie treat! Take the family to little Japan at Hong Kong Tsukiji + Yamataka Seafood Market. This family-friendly market goes beyond your traditional lunch and dinners out - it's a real experience!  A truly unique Japanese experience in Hong Kong for families - seafood market, live Tuna cutting, grocery, and more. This 11,000-square-foot seafood market is incredibly stimulating and the food is amazing too.

Yamataka Seafood Market, 2/F, Wan Chai Ferry Pier, Wan Chai, Hong Kong, info@yamataka.hk, www.yamataka.hk.  More info here! 

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Squid Fishing

Squid Fishing is seasonal (April-October) so mark your calendar.  Jubilee will pick-up you and your squishing crew of up to 25 friends from your harbor of choice (Sai Kung, Aberdeen, TST, Kowloon City or Shaukeiwan) and then ride to Sai Kung or Tseung Kwan O for a nighttime squid fishing extravaganza!  They will event cook the squid on the boat for you.  More information here!

Jubilee, +852 3555 5550, mkt.JBL@jubilee.hk, http://jubilee.com.hk/ and Saffron Cruises, www.saffron-cruises.com

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Dine At A Wet Market

Tap into local eats by hitting the cooked food centers with your kiddies. These are definitely not places to be prim and proper, but it does give you and your family a chance to bond with your neighbors and try some hard-to-come-by foods and hearty Hong Kong treats! Click here for our top recommendations for dining with kids at a wet market in Hong Kong.

Wet Market Dining, www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/wet-market-dining

HONG KONG HARBOUR: See Hong Kong's Magnificent Fireworks

Hong Kong's fireworks should be on everyone's bucket list of things to do with kids in the city. From sky-high views to Harborside seats, Little Steps has rounded up the top stops to watch fireworks in Hong Kong with the family. Arrive early to stake out your place and get ready for some fun! Click here for our top recommendations.

Hong Kong Fireworks, www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/fireworks-hong-kong

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Visit Hong Kong's Amazing Waterfalls

Definitely, go chasing waterfalls with your lovable little ones – it’s the best way to cool off for free! Plus, you’ll all be able to get in touch with nature for a whole afternoon. The most famous ones are in the New Territories, including Bride’s Pool near Tai Mei Tuk. Lantau also has an abundance of waterfalls, and there’s one on the Southside and another in Pok Fu Lam from which to swan dive.

Best Waterfall Outings With Kids, click here!

Secret Hong Kong Hike With 4 Waterfalls, click here and click here for the video!

Top Hong Kong Waterfall Hike - Cliff Jumping In Sai Wan At Sheung Lok Stream, click here for the video!

NEW TERRITORIES: Tai Long Wan

Ahh, Tai Long Wan, oh how we love thee. It takes will and determination to make the trip, but once you make it, it’s hard to leave. Away from Hong Kong’s “Fun Police”, frisbees, ball games, kites, and dogs are permitted. Enjoy a plate of Singapore noodles or fresh calamari from the friendly folks at the two country stores.  They also rent camping and surfing gear.

How to get there?  Take the MTR to Diamond Hill then catch the KMB 94 bus to Wong Shek Pier. From the pier, hire a private sampan to take you directly to the beach or to Chek King (depending on the waves). The hike from Chek King to the beach is 30-45 minutes.

Extra Tip?  Take the kids cliff jumping - click here for details of this little secret haven of bliss.

LANTAU + ABERDEEN + PARK ISLAND: Visit A Theme Park

Hong Kong has two awesome theme parks - Ocean Park in Aberdeen and Disneyland on Lantau Island. Ocean Park offers a sea animal adventure complete with rides for all ages.  You can also book a dolphin swim - cool!  Disneyland offers shows, rides, and of course Mickey! While ay Disneyland, be sure to check out inspiration lake for a fun picnic option.  There is also lesser known Noah's Ark on Park Island for those animal obsessed kids.

Ocean Park Hong Kong, www.oceanpark.com.hk

Disneyland Hong Kong, www.hongkongdisneyland.com/

Noah's Ark, www.noahsark.com.hk/eng/index.jsp

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Go On A Junk Boat!

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Visit A Museum

Get up close and personal with the best museums in Hong Kong. From maritime adventures to space explorations, Little Steps delivers the best finds for kids of all ages. They're inexpensive, educational, perfect in rain and heat, and can often accommodate add-ons like a great meal or some essential shopping. Get out there!

Top Hong Kong Museums For Kids, www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/learn/hong-kong-museums

SHA TIN: 10,000 Buddhas

Craving some culture? Pack up the kiddies and head to one of Hong Kong's top Buddhist temples located in Sha Tin. With five temples, four pavilions, one veranda, and a pagoda - this day tripper is worth it! Your adventure begins with a walk (or crawl) up 430 steps to the monastery. Don't fret, you will have life-size golden Buddhas on every step smiling, laughing, and cheering you on.

Ten Thousand Buddhas In Sha Tin, click here!

See our video on How To Get To 10,000 Buddhas Monastery In Hong Kong

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Visit A Market!

Calling all shoppers! Markets are a way of life in Hong Kong, and probably one of the best places to bring your whole family to experience a slice of local life. Not only are the city's wet markets a thriving place to get great bargains on the freshest produce in town, but there are also plenty of market places and specialized streets where you can get the best deals on clothes, toys for the tykes and great bargains on just about anything and everything. Shop and bop your way around town with the Little Steps Guide to The Top 10 Markets In Hong Kong for parents and kids.

The Top 10 Markets In Hong Kong, click here

Little Steps Video: Visiting Yuen Po Bird Garden - Hong Kong Bird Market

LANTAU: Big Buddha

This is more of a day trip! Visiting The Big Buddha in Hong Kong is a real bucket list adventure for kids and families. With limited tourists due to the closure of borders, now is the time to visit this beast of wisdom and inspiration. Take the cable car, hike to the Big Buddha, or taxi directly to Lantau. It's free to climb the starts and visit the Buddha but if you want to go inside, there is a small fee. Also, if you are keen on enjoying a snack or lunch at the nearby Po Lin Monastery, you can purchase tickets to the right of the staircase leading up to The Big Buddha. Head down to South Lantau for sipping and supping on surf and turf… and then some. With front-row views of the ocean, check out Bathers in Cheung Sha beach.

Visiting The Big Buddha On Lantau Island, click here!

Bathers In South Lantau, click here

SHEK O: Hike Dragons Back + Dine In Shek O

So you've done a few strolls with the kids, and you think they're ready for more? It's time for the quintessential Hong Kong hike - Dragon's Back - otherwise known as Section 8 of the Hong Kong Trail. Lace-up your sneakers, load the pack up with water and snacks, and head out for a gorgeous and rewarding family hike! After the hike, head into Shek-O where you can enjoy a beach BBQ, alfresco eating at Cococabana, Thai favorites, or pack your own bbq!

Dragon's Back (Section 8 of Hong Kong Trail), Starts at Bus #9 at Cape Collinson Road, Eastern District, Hong Kong; Ends at Bus #9 at To Tei Wan, Shek O, Hong Kong, Click here for more information.

Here is our video to Dragon's Back!

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Chinese Opera Festival

Take the kids to a Chinese Opera! Over the summer months, Hong Kong puts on an awesome Chinese Opera Festival! It brings together celebrated artists from all over China to our city to captivate you and your little audiences through a mix of opera genres, including the local Cantonese opera.

Chinese Opera Festival, www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/events/chinese-opera-festival-hong-kong

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Go To High Tea!

Sit, brew, sip... it's tea time! Head to one of the city's best afternoon tea sets and choose from the traditional to the unconventional, by treating your little darlings to a bit of tradition. Slather on some Devonshire clotted cream onto a toasty scone and enjoy the steaming pots of goodness—afternoon tea is an indulgence that everyone deserves once in a while. Popular hot spots include The Peninsula, Langham, and Mandarin Oriental. Yummy!

Hong Kong High Tea With Kids, click here

LAMMA ISLAND: Explore Lamma!

It's time to chill, Mamas and Papas! Hop on the ferry to Yung Shue Wan on Lamma Island, and in under 30 minutes, you'll arrive in a world far from Hong Kong. Enjoy strolling around town, shopping for bits and bobs, playing at the beach, and much more! Walk the narrow, winding Main Street from the ferry pier, ducking into handicraft shops, boutiques, bakeries, fruit stands, beach supply shops, and such along the way. Follow signs from Main Street to Hung Shing Yeh Beach or dog-friendly Power Station Beach. Kin Hing Ah Por Tofu on Main Street is a tiny little stand that's been selling delicious homemade silky tofu (Dofuhua) for the past 30 years. Try out the 6-km Lamma Island Family Trail with older kids, and then ferry back from Sok Kwu Wan to Central. Younger kids will find the 1.5-km walk from Yung Shue Wan's ferry pier to the beach to be plenty! Hungry - Rainbow Seafood is an institution - they can also provide transport if you are just coming for dinner or lunch.

Rainbow Seafood, http://www.lammarainbow.com/?lang=en

Lamma Day Trip Guide, https://www.littlestepsasia.com/hong-kong/articles/play/lovely-lamma

TSIM SHA TSUI: Kung Fu In The Park

Clear your head with a family-friendly Kung Fu class. Join the weekend Kung Fu Corner in Kowloon where families can watch a lion dance demonstration and different disciplines of martial arts will be staged and play-in sessions will be organized for visitors.  It's all free!

Kung Fu Corner, Sculpture Park,  Kowloon Park, 22 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Website.  It's free every Sunday from 2:30pm to 4:30pm!

Extra Tip?  For those looking to witness Tai Chi classes (a favorite in HK), head to any major park in Hong Kong in the early mornings.  Note, HKTB no longer offers their free Tai Chi classes previously chatted about as a must-do.

TSIM SHA TSUI: West Kowloon Art ParK

Did someone say makeover? The Western Kowloon Promenade’s Art Park had one in early 2020, and we love it! If a relaxing outdoorsy day is what you’re looking for, the Art Park’s new features won’t disappoint with their open lawn spaces, cafes, and a refurbished bike path! The bike path offers wider spaces so that the whole family can enjoy a stress-free ride while overlooking the scenic Victoria Harbour. They also provide SmartBike rentals at hk$20/hour so that you don’t need to lug your own bikes around!

Art Park@ Western Kowloon Promenade, click here!

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Top Family-Friendly Bike Trails In Hong Kong

It’s time to get on your bike! Escape the urban concrete jungle and head to the great outdoors with the family... on bicycles! From the best seaside cycling trails in Tseung Kwan O to Hong Kong Island to BMX hills in the New Territories, there are a ton of options within easy reach across Hong Kong for beginners to advanced Little Steps guide you towards the best family biking in Hong Kong. So put your helmets on, saddle up, and let’s go!

Top Family-Friendly BikeTrails In Hong Kong, click here

Make to check out our video on the Top 10 Places To Go Biking And Cycling In Hong Kong

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Top Hidden Bars In Hong Kong

Speakeasy aka "hidden bar", comes from the era of Prohibition in America, where these bars were a necessity to not be caught drinking. They were just as vital for the creation of cocktails, all part of the ruse to distract authorities in America during their forced "dry period". Luckily for Hong Kong, there are fair few cool bars in the city, you just need to know where they are and how to get in!

Top Hidden Bars In Hong Kong, click here!

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Beat The Heat At Hong Kong's Public Outdoor Swimming Pools

Hong Kong has some really cool and unique outdoor public swimming pools to offer! If you wish to beat the heat check this city's best public swimming pools that are officially open and ready for play. The Leisure and Cultural Services Department (LCSD) announced that 33 public swimming pools will be reopened on May 21 and details are can be found here. The reopened swimming pools will be open from 6:30am - 10pm for three sessions daily with two breaks.

Top Outdoor Pools In Hong Kong, click here! Note, during COVID-19 - please check to see if open or not.

TSIM SHA TSUI: The Hong Kong Museum Of Art

The Hong Kong Museum of Art is Hong Kong's first public art museum and the city's custodian of fine art. After over 50 years in operation, it closed its doors in 2015 to get a significant overhaul! The renovation was finalized at the end of 2019 and now KHMoA is ready to break new ground! The renovation added 40% more exhibition space and five new galleries. There are 11 new must-see exhibitions that bring together the museum's four core collections and emphasize their mission of comprehensively representing Hong Kong's unique cultural legacy and worldwide artistic ties.

The Hong Kong Museum Of Art, click here

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Top Kid-Friendly Restaurants

We've brunched and dined our way around town to bring you the roundup of Hong Kong's best restaurants where you can enjoy a great meal as a family. Whether it's a kid's menu, a play area, a highchair...whatever works best for you, we've got you covered!  Check out this guide to unique kid-friendly and baby-friendly restaurants from Causeway Bay to Wanchai to Central to Kowloon and New Territories.

Top Kid-Friendly Restaurants In Hong Kong, click here!

Little Steps Video: Amazing Family-Friendly Dining And Playroom At FRITES Hong Kong 

CHEUNG CHAU ISLAND: A Family-Friendly Guide On What To Do, Eat, Explore!

Cheung Chau Island is a quick thirty-minute ferry ride away and offers a slew of family adventures from climbing the "mini great wall" to exploring a real pirate cave to biking to temples. This guide will tell you how to get there by ferry or junk, what to do and the must-see attractions for kids, where to stay, where to eat the best seafood on the island, and other key points of interest on Cheung Chau Island!

Cheung Chau Island Guide, click here!

Check out Little Steps' video: Cheung Chau Island Day Trip With Kids

NEW TERRITORIES: Tai Long Wan

Ahh, Tai Long Wan, oh how we love thee. It takes will and determination to make the trip, but once you make it, it’s hard to leave. Located on the Sai Kung Peninsula in the New Territories, Sai Wan beach offers magnificent views, tasty seafood, and is surprisingly stroller friendly! Your tykes can build sandcastles and splish-splash around in sparkling waters. Go camping, take a hike, or enjoy seafood by the beach.

Tai Long Wan, click here!

Check out Little Steps video on Tai Long Wan Beach Camping In Hong Kong

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Hiking With Kids In Hong Kong

Exploring nature can be a learning experience for the whole gang. Whether you are new to the trails or an expert hiker, Little Steps has rounded up the best Hong Kong hikes to enjoy with your children. Hikes are all ranked based on difficulty levels: Stroller Friendly for 0+, Little Legs for ages 2+, and Young Hikers for ages 6+. So pack up your kit bag with the essentials, and let’s hit the great outdoors!

Hiking With Kids In Hong Kong, click here!

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Organic Farms In Hong Kong

Every little one knows the tune Old MacDonald, but how many of them have actually set foot on a farm? From seasonal strawberry picking to vegetable farming, here are a few fields far from the city where the whole family can get a breath of fresh air and their hands a little dirty. During this special time at most farms, visitors are still required to wear a mask, measure body temperature, fill in a health declaration form, and cleanse their hands to ensure a safe visit for every customer.

Organic Farms In Hong Kong, click here!

Little Steps Video: Visiting Organic Farms In Hong Kong

ALL OVER HONG KONG: Squid Fishing

Squid fishing season has begun! Grab the kiddos, pack your wine, and prepare to enjoy one of Hong Kong’s favorite evening pastimes during summer. The season of squid fishing goes from the end of April to the end of August. Join the kiddies in catching the slippery little guys (lots of laughs guaranteed here) amidst a sea of very bright lights or sit back and enjoy the ride (fishing is not required). The friendly Jubilee team will cook your catch on board straight away. No worries if fishing is not your forte – you won’t go hungry with the full buffet served on board.

Squid Fishing Adventure, click here.

SAI KUNG + NEW TERRITORIES: Where To Eat, Things To Do, Secret Gems

Whether you are traveling from further afield or just around the corner, there is so much to discover in Sai Kung. Sai Kung is the ultimate playground for outdoor and fun-loving families. The local experts at Little Steps have compiled the best of the best activities, hidden coffee shops, must-visit shops, family-friendly restaurants, island excursions, and more in and around Sai Kung. Surrounded by islands, beaches, and boats - this area of Hong Kong is a favorite for both visitors and locals.

Here is the ultimate guide to enjoying Sai Kung with kids.