[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Pak Sha Chau (Updated Jul)

If you have an inflatable boat, you can explore many different islands on the sea. 🏝️ If you don’t have an inflatable boat, you can rent a kayak 🛶 or a stand-up paddleboard to explore the islands. 🏝️ The ocean is one of nature’s most precious gifts to humanity, nurturing countless marine creatures 🐟🪼. On the sea, you can experience ever-changing weather, watch fish jumping around, and occasionally encounter jellyfish 🪼 (on the way to Pak Sha Chau). Onshore, you can keep company with crabs 🦀 (on the small island of Yeung Chau). (Of course, these little creatures are for observation only and should not be caught or played with.) 🏝️🏝️🏝️ This time, we paddled to two small islands: Yeung Chau and Pak Sha Chau. 🏝️🏝️🏝️ Yeung Chau is a small undeveloped island near Sai Kung’s Sha Ha. There are no ferries to the island, and it is home to animals like the black-headed gull. From Sai Kung’s Sha Ha Bay, it takes only 20–30 minutes to paddle to Yeung Chau. 🏝️🏝️🏝️ Pak Sha Chau has a naturally formed beach with a diameter of 200 meters and no facilities on the island. From the Ngong Ping Plateau, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beach’s beauty. Although the sand on Pak Sha Chau looks white from afar, it’s not very fine and contains small shells 🐚. Wearing beach shoes is recommended to avoid injuring your feet. Paddling from Sai Kung takes about 1–1.5 hours. To reach Pak Sha Chau, you can start from two directions: 1. From Sai Kung’s Sha Ha, passing by Yeung Chau before heading to Pak Sha Chau. 🛶 If departing from Sai Kung, be cautious of the waves caused by passing boats after Yeung Chau. It’s best to avoid peak boat traffic times. 2. Paddle in the opposite direction from Kiu Tsui Island. This route is much faster and relatively safer, taking only about 30 minutes. 🏝️🏝️🏝️ The islands are sparsely populated, allowing you to quietly enjoy the sun and beach without worldly distractions. 🙈 🛶🛶🛶 Kayak Rental Prices: - Single Kayak (Weekdays): $150 - Double Kayak (Weekdays): $250 - Single Kayak (Weekends/Holidays): $200 - Double Kayak (Weekends/Holidays): $300 🌟🌟🌟 It’s best to have an experienced companion when kayaking. Do not go alone and know your limits. 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Safety First 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 Protect nature; it’s everyone’s responsibility. Take your trash with you when you leave.

Sai Kung is a popular place to play in the water. This time, I went to the nearest island with clear water - Bai Sha Chau with my friends to sunbathe😎 and cook food🏝️ to spend a leisurely Sunday. We set off under the sand, rented a single canoe 🛶 and an upright board, together to row towards the island 😆. Baishazhou is a rest stop/target island for many people playing canoeing. The island is a sandbar, spacious, a good place for taking pictures📸️, aerial photography looks even more beautiful from a high altitude✨ We looked at the beautiful sea, while preparing to cook food. Today is very hot and sunny ☀️, to drink water to prevent heat stroke 🥵, the food is not cooked so 🤪. The menu is very rich 🥰, there are pre-made anesthetic eggs 🥚, bring homemade plum wine, not cooked to enjoy first ~ then toast hot pizza with butter cooked mussels, and kimchi squid spicy fried pork slices two people eat to hold the stomach 😋😋😋😋😋 time to return ~ 📍Baishazhou🏝️ Easy route: Sha Xia > Yang Chau > White Sand Chau > Starting point Boat Rental: There are several boat rental shops along the coast of Sai Kung, which rent single/double canoes and stand-up paddles (simple facilities for shower, changing and storage) #Greater Bay Area Fun #Weekend Trip #White Sands Chau #summer good place #summer hot is perfect #summer good place #Sai Kung Good Places #Sai Kung Beautiful Scenery #Sai Kung Beach #Sai Kung Out to the Sea

Kayaking at Pak Sha Chau in Hong Kong is an experience not to be missed. The waters around Pak Sha Chau are crystal clear and calm, providing perfect conditions for kayaking. With a paddle in hand, a gentle stroke propels the kayak forward. Up close, the water is so transparent that you can see the fine sand dancing with the currents and colorful fish darting around. From afar, the natural scenery of Pak Sha Chau is mesmerizing. The lush vegetation on the island blends harmoniously with the blue sky and sea. On a kayak, you can freely explore every corner around the island, feel the sea breeze, and listen to the whispers of the waves. This is not just a water sport but an intimate dialogue with nature, leaving you with unforgettable memories of Pak Sha Chau.