Explore Destinations in Sai Kung
Discover the best of Sai Kung’s stunning coastline and hidden gems with Karnic Rental. Whether you’re after a relaxing day at a secluded beach, an adventurous island hop, or a foodie journey to waterfront seafood villages, our private boat rentals are fully customizable to suit your preferences. Create your own itinerary and set your own pace—choose your favorite destinations, activities. Let us help you design the perfect day on the water, tailored just for you.
Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark
Cruise Experience & Geological Wonders
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, a 150-square-kilometer protected area renowned for its extraordinary coastal landscapes, rare rock formations, and unique geological heritage. Cruising through the geopark—offers a front-row seat to one of the world’s largest group of hexagonal volcanic columns, formed by supervolcano eruptions around 140 million years ago
Sun, Sand, and Secluded Shores
Beaches and Islands
Sai Kung is renowned for its pristine beaches and scenic islands, making it a top choice for beachgoers, nature lovers, and adventurers. Here’s a curated guide to some of its most iconic and best kept secrets are - Long Ke Wan, Ham Tin, Millionaires Island.
Sai Kung offers the perfect day out with kayaking or paddle boarding on clear waters, refreshing swims at pristine beaches, or just relaxing with drinks on the boat.
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Coastal Restaurants
Simple Eats by the Sea
Enjoy Sai Kung’s relaxed dining scene along the coast, where simple, local options match the area’s laid-back vibe:
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Explore Local Cafes in Ham Tin- At Ham Tin Beach, you’ll find a few small, family-run cafés offering snacks, light meals, and cold drinks. These are ideal for recharging after a beach swim or hike, with a focus on convenience and local flavors. Expect basic fare such as noodles, fried rice, sandwiches, and refreshing beverages.
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Seafood Experience at High Island- Alternatively, take a boat directly to Shakiu Pier on High Island, where you can enjoy fresh seafood cooked Cantonese-style. Local seafood restaurants near the pier serve the day’s catch—fish, shrimp, shellfish—simply prepared and enjoyed with views of the surrounding water.
Coastal Trails & Easy Hikes
Discover Sai Kung on foot
Sai Kung offers a few short and accessible hiking trails perfect for pairing with a day of beach or island visits. Walk from Sai Wan to Ham Tin in about 30 minutes along a scenic coastal path, hike from Long Ke Wan to High Island Reservoir East Dam for volcanic rock views in under an hour. These easy trails let you discover the area’s beautiful coastline, making it simple to add a bit of adventure and natural scenery to your seaside day out without taking on a long or strenuous route.
