Classic Hiking Route: Sai Kung Pak Tam Chung to Ham Tin Wan

This route starts at Pak Tam Chung, passes through Chek Keng, and heads to Ham Tin Wan Beach before returning to Chek Keng Pier to take a ferry to Wong Shek Pier. It is an excellent hiking trail that combines mountain paths, coastal views, and sandy beaches. The scenery along the way is diverse, featuring lush greenery and breathtaking views of Sai Kung's waters. Ham Tin Wan's fine white sand beach is one of the most beautiful in Hong Kong, perfect for relaxation and photography. Route Highlights: - Chek Keng: A tranquil village with mangrove views, ideal for a short stop. - Ham Tin Wan: Clear waters and soft sands, often referred to as the "Maldives of Hong Kong." - Return Ferry: Take a kaito ferry from Chek Keng Pier to Wong Shek Pier, enjoying the scenic views of Ngau Mei Hoi along the way. Basic Information: - Difficulty: Moderate (some sections involve uphill and downhill paths). - Length: Approximately 12 km (depending on specific route adjustments). - Duration: Around 4-5 hours (including breaks and photo stops). - Transportation: - Starting Point: Pak Tam Chung (accessible by bus 94/96R or minibus 7/9). - Ending Point: Wong Shek Pier (can take bus 94/96R back to urban areas). - Ferry Schedule: Limited kaito ferry services from Chek Keng to Wong Shek Pier; it is recommended to check the schedule in advance. This route is perfect for hikers who enjoy a blend of mountain and sea scenery. It offers the joy of trekking while showcasing Sai Kung's natural beauty, making it an ideal choice for a weekend getaway!