For 30 years, Treasure Island Group has been part of life on Lantau, bringing people together through adventure, outdoor education, community and a love of the natural environment.
What began with Adrienne Ng in Pui O in 1996 has grown into a diverse Hong Kong business, from outdoor programmes and events to beachfront hospitality and community initiatives. Yet at its heart, the philosophy remains the same: Adventure, Community and Environment.
As Treasure Island celebrates three decades, it is looking back on the experiences, people and places that have shaped its journey – while looking ahead to the next generation.
The Scoop – What to Expect:
What is Treasure Island Group in Lantau?
Based in Pui O, Treasure Island Group offers families a range of ways to spend time outdoors, from adventure camps and outdoor education programmes to camping, cabanas and beach activities. Parents can also book birthday parties and private celebrations, while the beachfront restaurant and bar provide a place to eat and relax after a day outdoors.
Besides camps, does Treasure Island offer equipment rentals and lessons?
Yes, you can book surf or stand-up paddleboard lessons (cash deposit of HK$500 required). You can also rent surfboards, stand-up paddleboards, kayaks and bodyboards plus beach lounge sets. Check the prices here.
Tell us more about the cabanas and apartments?
Treasure Island offers several family-friendly overnight options at Pui O Beach, including three beachfront cabana rooms that are perfect for families but also make a great getaway for couples and singles too. The large family tents sleep two adults and two or three children. There is also a three-bedroom, pet-friendly apartment for families looking for more space.
What’s on the menu at Treasure Island Beach Club?
Beach Club offers a wide variety of beach-cuisine on our Restaurant Menu, which includes Chef Specials, a Kids Menu, Snacks and Starters, and a wide variety of drink offerings,
Awarded Best Family Friendly Restaurant and Restaurant & Bar with Best Views, by the local community, Beach Club combines food, drinks, music and time outdoors in a beachfront setting at Pui O. For families, it offers a flexible place to spend time together, whether visiting for a meal, watching the sunset or marking a special occasion.
The Beach Club provides a straightforward way to combine eating, being outdoors and spending time together on Lantau.
Treasure Island’s Outdoor Education Camps give children the chance to spend time outdoors while learning through practical, hands-on experiences. The programmes are rooted in Lantau’s natural environment, with activities designed to encourage exploration, teamwork, independence and confidence.
Pui O has been at the centre of Treasure Island’s story for three decades, providing the setting for its outdoor and hospitality experiences. From camps and education programmes to team retreats and the restaurant, the site brings many sides of Treasure Island together in one location.
Outdoor education, adventure camps, team retreats, hospitality and dining all come together in Pui O — giving families, young people, schools and groups different ways to explore Lantau, spend time outdoors and connect with the area.
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