Travel and ferry guides to Sai Kung's islands — Yim Tin Tsai, Sharp Island, High Island and more.
Once abandoned, the tiny island of Yim Tin Tsai has been lovingly restored — its 300-year-old salt pans revived, its chapel honoured by UNESCO, and a mangrove trail opened to visitors a short ferry from Sai Kung Town.
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Tap Mun, or Grass Island, is a remote windswept escape of rolling green hills and free-roaming cattle — a favourite for camping and stargazing, with a Tin Hau temple, a sea cave and famous 'flying cow' clifftop views.
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Kau Sai Chau is a peaceful Sai Kung island best known for Hong Kong's only public golf course, reached by a dedicated ferry — but it also hides a centuries-old Hung Shing Temple and a prehistoric rock carving.
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