Out of the Concrete Jungle: Exciting Outdoor Activities To Try In Hong Kong

The road less traveled has no road at all.
by | May 02, 2018


Once named by TIME Magazine as the best urban hiking trail in Asia, the Dragon’s Back in southeastern Hong Kong is a ridge near the coast that takes the shape of a resting dragon (hence its name). Easily accessible form the city center, it makes a great destination for a quick escape, boasting glittering vistas of the South China Sea that you won’t get anywhere else on the island.

Directions: Take the MTR to Shau Kei Wan Station, Exit A, and walk to Sau Kei Wan Bus Terminal. Ride Bus 9 or the minibus headed to Shek O. Step down at To Tei Wan, Shek O Road.

2) Surf at Big Wave Bay Beach

Andy Flores is a pathological penny pincher with impulse shopping and binge-eating tendencies. She’s constantly saving up for new adventures, so she dabbles in writing jobs here and there. Her not-so-secret dream is to be an extra in a big Bollywood movie.

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