Hiking & Camping in Hong Kong SAR

Escape from the busy streets of Hong Kong for a half-day of hiking on Tai Mo Shan mountain, home to the stunning Ng Tung Chai waterfalls. Encounter a series of cascades, ending with the breathtaking Main Falls, the crown jewel of the walk and the tallest waterfall in Hong Kong. Pass by temples and villages, and learn about local plant and animal life from your expert guide. Expect a moderately challenging hike that is well worth undertaking! Your guide can modify the route to suit your fitness level.

Follow island trails past historic villages, forest, and coastal scenery on a full-day, guided hiking tour of Lamma Island that includes round-trip transport from Hong Kong central station. Enjoy the laid-back pace of life on the car-free fishing island, and experience an uncrowded, natural side of Hong Kong.

For a change of pace from busy Hong Kong, immerse yourself in nature during a half-day outing on the Dragon's Back trail. Considered one of the best urban hikes in Asia, Dragon's Back features trails that wind along mountains, through forests and down to the white sands of Tai Long Wan (Big Wave Bay). Gaze over Hong Kong and the South China Sea, and have time to swim or relax on the beach. Your experienced guide provides informative commentary during your walk, which ranges from easy to moderately challenging.

Discover the area beneath Kowloon Peak on this Hong Kong hiking tour that takes in the local nature, culture and food. Follow the trail that leads to the peak of Kowloon Peninsula, and admire views of the surroundings from the top. This heritage walk provides a taste of local life as you enjoy an authentic breakfast at a tea restaurant and feast on dim sum later in the day.

Hong Kong is a hugely popular layover destination, but even with just a day to spare, you don't have to follow the crowds. This private hiking tour will introduce you to another side of Hong Kong, away from the busy city streets and noisy theme parks. Choose from three easy-to-challenging hiking routes, and explore the idyllic scenery of Lantau Island, marvel at landmarks such as the Big Buddha and Po Lin monastery, then experience local life in Tai O Village.