AmazingHongKong.comA 5-hour guided hike along the waterfalls and forest trails of Tai Mo Shan, Hong Kong's highest peak (957 metres), meeting at Tai Wo MTR Station Exit A in the New Territories with air-conditioned minivan transport included. It is listed on Viator as "Tai Mo Shan Waterfall Adventure Hike". You book on Viator; the operator runs the tour.
Practical details
- Area: New Territories & Sai Kung
- Categories: Hiking & Outdoor Adventures
- Run by: Rory Mackay (tour operator on Viator)
- Private or shared: Shared (up to 60 guests)
- How long: About 5 hours
- Where it starts: Tai Wo MTR Station Exit A (East Rail Line), New Territories.
- Included: Local outdoor guide; transport from the MTR meeting point by air-conditioned minivan.
- Not included: Food and drinks; hotel pickup and drop-off.
- Dietary notes: Bring your own water and snacks; no meals are included.
- Cancellation: Non-refundable: all sales are final and no refund is available for cancellations, per the Viator listing.
- Good to know: Requires moderate physical fitness for uneven mountain steps and stream paths.
- Price: See Current Price & Availability
Check the date, start time and price with the deal buttons before you pay. Details last checked: 2026-10-24, on the Viator listing.
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