Tai Long Wan

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  • 13 October 2004 at 10:09 pm #6852
    Anonymous

      This thread discusses the Content article: Tai Long Wan

      how long will a speedboat trip from wong shek pier to tai long wan take?
      also is it feasible to take a speedboat to long ke wan?

      14 October 2004 at 5:49 pm #7555
      DocMartin

        Hi Andy:

        Welcome to HK Outdoors!
        As to question – I’d guess over 20 mins, Wong Shek to Tai Long Wan; and not much more to Long Ke Wan (which is just a little past it; time to here maybe similar to time from Sai Kung to Long Ke).
        Just emailed a couple of Sai Kung speedboat owners, asking them, so hope for expert answer shortly.
        Cheers,
        Martin

        14 October 2004 at 6:34 pm #7556
        Anonymous

          The boat trip depends on the size of engine, and sea conditions. Normally to Tai long Wan 20-25 mins.
          To Long Kei better off going from Sai Kung as it is nearer. Again estimate 20-25 mins.
          Most boats charge around HK$100 per person based on 6/7 pax.

          26 October 2004 at 9:06 pm #7557
          Anonymous

            Thanks for the information.
            It seems expensive considering that you can hire a boat for a whole for $800
            and now for a 25 mins trip (1 hour return) the charge is $600 (6 pax)?
            I need to travel by boat ‘cos friend of mine has an injured back and so cannot climb the steep steps to/from long ke but wants to visit.

            27 October 2004 at 12:44 am #7558
            Anonymous

              Might seem expensive but at this time of year with the strong NE winds blowing, any pick up by boat along Tai Long Wan etc is dangerous – big waves etc. Wait until April/May next year if considering visit.

              27 October 2004 at 8:38 pm #7559
              Anonymous

                I camped at long ke last weekend and it was simply bliss.
                It wasnt too crowded and wasnt deserted either.
                Seems everyone there were pros and were quite prepared including a bottle of wine each!
                The water was cold but the sun was hot and the wind cool – perfect.

                27 October 2004 at 8:40 pm #7560
                Anonymous

                  I was also there last weekend and looked along the beach and amongst rocks for things to use to try out the fishing scene – but nothing!
                  Seems strange that there wasnt a single shell or molusc – why? is the water condition not right?

                  19 November 2004 at 10:16 pm #7561
                  4047536

                    Due to the heavy surf etc most shells get smashed quite quickly. Better of looking in secluded bays if interested. If you wantto catch fish now is the time with the mackerel running – you need to head out to Ninepins, Po Toi etc where the current is running. Keep those lines tight.

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