Year 10-12 HK No Boundaries.

Relish in the peace and quiet and enjoy the stunning natural beauty of the many scenic trails across Hong Kong. The region is known for many things, including its iconic skyline and rich cultural heritage, but it’s also known for its world class trails and stunning natural beauty. So, whether you’re a hiking novice, an experienced mountaineer, or anything in between, this activity has much to offer

Hong Kong and the surrounding islands are home to some charming coastal environments that provide the magnificent vistas and ideal conditions for AsiaAdventure scenic kayaking excursions.

The coastal village of Hoi Ha Wan and Silvermine Beach on Lantau island, provide the magnificent backdrop and ideal conditions for Dragonfly’s fantastic paddleboarding excursions.

The last leg of the Hong Kong Trail, the most popular and well-known hiking route in Hong Kong is without a doubt the Dragon’s Back.

From Yuen Long to Butterfly Beach: take a leisurely bike ride through cultural and local recreation sites

Gain a First Aid Awards (FAA) Level 2 Award in Student First Aid (RQF).

Students will participate in an immersive Global X-perience with our local community partner Crossroads in Tuen Mun and take a few small steps in the shoes of those in need. This moving experience often serves as a clarion call to act and make a difference to the lives of others.

Student groups will be empowered to design and lead a full day focused on learning about, experiencing and celebrating Hong Kong’s local heritage, culture and language. This experience is a wonderful opportunity for students to develop collective ownership and responsibility for the rich learning experiences that they design.

Participants in our canyoning hikes will navigate their way through rugged riverbeds, scramble over rocks, splash through pools and streams, and hike along dirt trails, as they traverse these beautiful natural environments.

Coasteering is a challenging activity that capitalizes on Hong Kong’s beautiful marine landscapes, as participants traverse the rugged rocky coastline.

A day learning new skills on the ice to learning the history of Hong Kong’s hidden waterworks treasures in Aberdeen Country Park. This is very much a day of two parts.

The group will venture deep into Tai O village and enjoy the sights and smells of its famous foods, such as salted fish, duck egg yolks and shrimp pastes.

From Yuen Long to Butterfly Beach: take a leisurely bike ride through cultural and local recreation sites

Students will enjoy a guided exploration and learn the history of the Gin Drinker’s Line defences near Shing Mun Reservoir.

Research has shown that it’s not just the person on the receiving end who benefits – doing good feels good for the person ‘doing good’, too! It increases our happiness, satisfaction and self-esteem.