[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Little Hawaii Falls (Updated Jul)

🌺 Little Hawaii Trail is a small section of the Wilson Trail, connecting Tseung Kwan O and Tseng Lan Shue in Sai Kung. We started from Tseng Lan Shue, and the entire route is a gentle downhill walk, taking about an hour at a leisurely pace. Midway, you'll reach a must-visit spot with a small waterfall, which is very refreshing. The water flow is not too strong, and dogs can happily play in the water. You can also enjoy a distant view of Tseung Kwan O. Continuing forward, you'll arrive at Po Lam in Tseung Kwan O, where there are buses and minibuses connecting to various parts of Hong Kong.

Hidden in a corner of the bustling city Little Hawaii, just like its name, carries the freshness and freedom of summer Take Exit A2 of Po Lam MTR Station Follow Google Navigation to find the waterfall About 15 minutes walk to the embrace of nature The signs along the way are clear, so you don't have to worry about getting lost. From Ao Tau Village to Tseng Lan Shue Park Choose the direction of the waterfall at the fork The waterfalls leading to Little Hawaii Then take a minibus back to your departure point The whole process is slightly climbing, and novices can easily handle it Sparsely populated, like a private garden The entire journey takes approximately 2 to 3 hours A great choice for a weekend getaway with your family Tips not to be ignored Three waterfalls, each with its own unique style Don't miss any of the beautiful views Put on your river trekking shoes and feel the cool stream water But avoid going there on rainy days as the road will be slippery and wet Remember to wear long pants to prevent mosquito bites Summer is ideal The coolness under the shade of the trees is accompanied by greenery From time to time, we saw unique plants on the road, such as the precious papaya. Butterflies fly through the flowers, dragonflies skim the water All this is saying This is the other side of Hong Kong It's a natural poem you've never seen before. #Sign up for May hotel test sleeper #Hong Kong attractions

Summer is hot, do we have to wait until autumn to continue hiking? In fact, as long as you choose the right hiking route, hiking and picnics in summer can be very relaxing and fun! This article introduces four types of places suitable for hiking in summer. Everyone should also do a good job of sun protection and collect information before setting off! Category 1: Beaches Hiking in summer is nothing more than cooling off in the water. If you want to enjoy hiking + beach, you can choose a beach that takes a while to reach. Examples are as follows: Pak Lap Bay (20-minute walk) Sai Wan (30-minute walk) Ham Tin Bay (60-minute walk) Category 2: Mountain stream + waterfall Mountain streams do not necessarily have waterfalls, and waterfalls do not necessarily exist in mountain streams. However, there are many places in Hong Kong where mountain streams and waterfalls coexist. The mountain stream is like a cooler hiking trail, but many accidents have occurred due to the slippery rocks. Newbies are advised to take the path directly to the waterfall. Examples are as follows: Little Hawaii Waterfall Wutong Village Waterfall Waterfall Bay Category 3: Small Hills Small hills are generally lower than mountain peaks. There are many hills in Hong Kong that are less than 100 meters high, and some are even very close to the city center. It takes less than half an hour to reach the top of the mountain. After going down the mountain, you can have a cold drink in a nearby restaurant! Examples are as follows: Pingshan Nammoshan (also known as Mount Gedun) Gezaishan Category 4: More shade Shade and dense forests are treasures for hiking in summer. Choose a route with more shade, and you won’t feel tired even if you walk for 3-4 hours. Examples are as follows: Yuen Tsuen Trail (lower half) Shing Mun Reservoir