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If you want to give your feet so rest from walking then you can rent a bike for the day especially when it comes to touring the islands or New Territories. You can rent bikes from: Cheung Chau Island Mui Wo (Silvermine Bay) on Lantau Island Shek O on HK island Sha Tin and Tai Mei Tuk in the New Territories.
Bring: camera, water, maps, sensible shoes for cycling and yourself! Theme: Biking
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If you don't fancy sharing water on a beach somewhere in HK, then you can go to a public swimming pool instead. Some addresses are printed below:- Victoria Park Swimming Pool Victoria Park, Hing Fat Street, Causeway Bay Wan Chai Swimming Pool 27 Harbour Road, Wan Chai Kowloon Park Swimming Pool Kowloon Park, 22 Austin Road, Tsim Sha Tsui Prices are HK19 dollars for adults and HK9 dollars for 14 years and under
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by gloopgloop Fancy a flutter on the horses whilst in Hong Kong then visit The Happy Valley racecourse when it is a racing night there. The racing season is usually from September to June and normally on Wednesday nights - you have to check on the South China Morning Post newspaper on day to see if any races are happening on the night. Must be 18 and over to enter. To enter pay $10 or use your octopus card to pass the electric turnstiles. Theme: Sports WatchingDirections: 1. Causeway Bay MTR Exit A, walk along Wong Nai Chung Road towards Happy Valley Racecourse for about 20 mins. 2. Take tram to Happy Valley Tram Terminus.
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Are the kids driving you insane? Or maybe you want to be an Olympic world-class skater? Then why not head to a ice skating rink located inside a couple of shopping malls. Opening times & prices are printed below. Mon-Thurs HK$45 per session 9:30am to 10:00pm Friday Morning/Public & Skating Lesson HK$45 per session 9:30am to 12:00noon Afternoon/evening HK$50 per session 12:30pm to 10:00pm Weekends Morning session (For Skating School Students only) 7:30am to 12:00noon Lunch session 12:30pm to 5:00pm Sunset session -HK$60 5:30pm to 10:00pm
Bring yourself! The rental skates are included in price. Theme: OtherAddress: Tai Koo MTR station - Exit E1Phone: 852 2844 8688Directions: From the MTR station, go to Exit E into Cityplaza. Once you enter the mall you are on the 2nd floor. Walk forward until you see the rink, one level below on First Floor.Website: http://www.icepalace.com.hk
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Every year there is the Hong Kong Kart Grand Prix usually held in November or December. This race is a fund-raising event and it also encourages being a petrol-free environment.
Bring a camera and yourself. Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: Victoria Park, Causeway Bay
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by gloopgloop If you fancy your hand at windsurfing then September to December are the best times to windsurf. Rental places: Tungwan beach on Cheung Chau Island Shek O on HK Island Stanley Main beach on HK Island
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 Skimming the surface of the water by shobhanaj If you’re in Hong Kong in summer, a must try is wake boarding. It is very popular in the summer and can be done off Stanley and Repulse Bay beaches. Sai Kung also has some
Just your swimsuit and your sense of adventure. Even beginners can do this. Very easy and very simple to learn. There is no real need to know swimming as all the providers insist on you wearing a life jacket. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Ask around Stanley or Repulse Bay beachDirections: You can also look up the HK magazine or the BC magazine. Both are free and can be picked up at any restaurant or bar.
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by Guantanamera A few members of the party decided to take out the small lifeboat which was attached to the junk and paddle toward the beach... On one of these expeditions, the small boat somehow capsized, overturning its occupants in humorous fashion... But all escaped unharmed and returned to the junk none the worse for it... Leave a Comment Theme: Boating/Sailing
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