Below you'll find insider tips on getting the best from Hong Kong, from hints on finding a home to reviews of the hottest restaurants in town.
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Sports & Activities
Although Hong Kong is known as a shopper’s paradise, there are plenty of other ways to spend your time. The city is very built up and heavily populated, but Hong Kong does have many green... read more
Aerobics & Fitness Classes
Aerobics and fitness classes are available all over Hong Kong. In some cases the classes are run by the sports and country clubs and membership is necessary, although not always. It is a... read more
Archery
Tuen Mun Recreation and Sports Centre is a public sports centre with a 70m archery range for group or individual use. However, it is important to note when booking that qualified... read more
Art Classes
Anastassia runs workshops for children and adults at Clearwater Bay Country Club, Clearwater Bay Primary School and Hong University of Science and Technology (HKUST). Anyone can enroll on... read more
Basketball
Basketball is extremely popular. The sport takes up a relatively small space and just about every public housing estate or small town has at least one basketball court. They are busy... read more
Birdwatching
For a very modest fee you can join this society and get really involved in birdwatching. Hong Kong is famous for large numbers of Easter Palearctic waders and the Territory regularly... read more
Bowling
There are numerous ten pin bowling alleys around the territory, some are public and some are attached to private clubs such as the Hong Kong Club and the Kowloon Cricket Club. Go along... read more
Camping
It is possible to camp in Hong Kong as there are small designated sites in most of the country parks offering ‘basic facilities’, such as a toilet and a barbeque pit. During public... read more
Chess
Classes in chess are held from Monday to Sunday on a flexible basis at Wyndham Street, or there are other organisations around Hong Kong who have chess teachers registered with Chess... read more
Climbing
The second highest artificial outdoor wall in Hong Kong (15m high, 16m wide), with eight lanes, this is cccasionally the venue for youth climbing competitions. Elementary climbing... read more
