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Spend a day away from
Hong Kong island by
heading over to Cheung
Chau. You can bike
around the island, relax
on the beach and taste
some local delicacies.
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Spend a day with green fingers at 448 Farm in
Yuen Long where you can plant and arrange
flowers, care for animals, have a BBQ and get
involved with lots of other family activities.
Too sunny? Too rainy? Hide from the
weather with Loveramics and get
creative painting some ceramics.
Spend a fun-filled day in SuperPark, one of the
newest activity centres around that invites all ages
to go crazy in three separate fun areas within a
45,000 square-foot space.
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Send your children into the forest for an outdoor
explorer camp experience they will never forget
with Hong Kong Forest Adventures.
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Head to the Maritime Museum for the “To See
the World in a Grain of Sand” exhibition that uses
a small number of objects to show the extensive
maritime and overland trade routes of the past.
Visit Tokyolima for a family-friendly four-course
brunch. The free-flow drinks package will keep
the adults happy, whilst the candy bar, play area
and popcorn will put a smile on your child's face.
Saffron Cruises make spending a night on the
water possible with many overnight boat options.
You can visit remote places such as North Sai
Kung or the Soko Islands where you can relax in
peace and quiet.
Get out the frozen patties, burger buns and
s’mores for a BBQ on the beach. Big Wave Bay,
Long Ke in Sai Kung, Repulse Bay and Shek O
beaches all offer free BBQ pits.
Take a trip out to High Island – a ride away from
Sai Kung by sampan – where you can enjoy
a pristine beach, hiking trails and a seafood
restaurant run by a family.