5-Day Hong Kong Yacht Charter: Secluded Coves & Geopark Wonders
Escape the urban pulse on a tranquil Hong Kong yacht charter designed for nature enthusiasts. This itinerary focuses on the pristine beauty of the Hong Kong Global Geopark and its surrounding islands, offering a serene contrast to the city's energy. Experience the geological wonders, secluded beaches, and crystal-clear waters that make this cruising area a hidden gem. Your Hong Kong yacht charter will unveil a side of the region few visitors encounter, promising peace and natural splendour.
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- DAY 01
Port Shelter (Hebe Haven)
Begin your journey in the sheltered waters of Port Shelter, a popular hub for yachting and watersports enthusiasts. Enjoy the calm bay and prepare for your exploration of the Hong Kong Geopark, located just beyond these waters.
- Kayaking or paddleboarding
- Watersports activities
- Hebe Haven Yacht Club
- Sunset drinks on deck
- Anchorage
- Hebe Haven
- Dining
- The Hebe One restaurant
- DAY 02
Sharp Island (Kiu Tsui Chau)
Cruise to Sharp Island, a key component of the Hong Kong Global Geopark, famous for its tombolo (a natural sand bar) that connects the island to a smaller islet at low tide. Explore the unique geological formations and enjoy the clear waters.
- Walk the tombolo (tidal dependent)
- Snorkelling in clear waters
- Kiu Tsui Beach
- Observation of volcanic rock formations
- Anchorage
- Kiu Tsui Bay
- Dining
- Picnic on the beach or BBQ on board
- DAY 03
High Island (East Dam)
Venture further into the Geopark to High Island, anchoring near the East Dam. This area showcases spectacular hexagonal rock columns, a result of ancient volcanic activity, offering a truly dramatic landscape.
- View of hexagonal rock columns
- High Island Reservoir East Dam
- Sea cave exploration by tender
- Photography of geological formations
- Anchorage
- Near High Island East Dam
- Dining
- Onboard chef's special
- DAY 04
Tai Long Wan (Big Wave Bay, Sai Kung)
Sail to the iconic Tai Long Wan, a magnificent bay on the Sai Kung Peninsula comprising four pristine beaches: Sai Wan, Ham Tin Wan, Tai Wan, and Tung Wan. This remote paradise is accessible primarily by boat or a long hike.
- Relaxation on pristine sandy beaches
- Swimming in turquoise waters
- Hiking between the four beaches
- Fresh seafood noodles at Ham Tin Wan shack
- Anchorage
- Ham Tin Wan
- Dining
- Local noodle shacks on the beach or onboard BBQ
- DAY 05
Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park
Conclude your nature-focused Hong Kong yacht charter at Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park, a protected area teeming with marine life and coral reefs. Enjoy snorkelling or diving in its clear, calm waters, observing the rich biodiversity.
- Snorkelling or diving among coral reefs
- Glass-bottom boat tour (optional, local vendor)
- Observation of diverse marine species
- Gentle hike along the coastline
- Anchorage
- Hoi Ha Wan
- Dining
- Farewell dinner onboard with fresh local ingredients
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