Things to do in Tung Lung Chau

There was a Mother's Day event that day, and by simply praising them on Facebook, an additional adult could enter for free. The venue is quite spacious and clean, and for just over two hundred dollars for an hour of play, it's a pretty good value. There were also activities for the children, and winners received small gifts. While it can't compare to mainland China, this activity allows children to burn off energy and gives adults an hour of "me time." It's worth it.

Extremely Beginner-Friendly: This is one of the few venues specifically highlighted by the Consumer Council, which "strongly recommends beginners take a class first." Coaches strictly teach proper and safe falling techniques. Professional Coach Guidance: On-site coaches are highly responsive and proactively warn players when they observe dangerous movements, a point particularly praised by the Consumer Council. Child and Family Friendly: The Kai Tak branch features an 8-meter-high auto-belay climbing wall, suitable for children aged 4 and above, as well as beginners. The San Po Kong branch offers a custom-designed climbing wall for children and a professional children's climbing school. Diverse Facilities: The Shek Mun branch: Hong Kong's first 24-hour indoor bouldering gym, spanning 4,000 square feet and equipped with a Kilter board. The Kai Tak branch: Boasts a 15-meter-high speed climbing wall that meets international standards. The Tai Koo branch: Located in Paradise Mall, it offers over a hundred routes designed by international route setters from Japan.

The water was so clear, and it wasn't too sunny today, so the overall feeling was very comfortable. The kayaking time was quite long, allowing us to paddle slowly, enjoy the sea breeze, and have a great experience. We saw many fish while snorkeling 🐟. The instructor was attentive, helped look after the children and elderly, and took photos for us. It was a wonderful experience and created beautiful memories. Thumbs up! 👍 👏👏