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Tung Lung Chau

  • Grade context: HK
  • Photos: 4
  • Ascents: 1,225
  • Aka: Tung Lung Island
  • Aka: 東龍洲

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Description

Hong Kongs premiere climbing area, Tung Lung Chau, contains probably the highest concentration of quality sport climbs in the territory.

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Access issues

Public transportation is only available during weekend and public holidays.

During weekdays a private transportation can be arranged. Check the "approach" section for details.

Approach

Weekends and Public Holidays
a ferry runs to Tung Lung Chau from Sai Wan Ho typhoon shelter (exit A1 from Sai Wan Ho MTR Station and walk rightwards to the coastline) at 09:00, 09:45, 10:30, 11:15, 12:00, 12:45, 15:15, 16:40.

A ferry also runs from the pier at Sam Ka Tsuen, Lei Yue Mun (approach by taxi from Lam Tin MTR Station) at 08:20, 09:25, 10:40, 11:50, 13:20, 14:35, 15:45, 16:55.

Weekday access
Sampans (for up to 4 people) can usually be rented from the typhoon shelter at Sai Wan Ho by just showing up and haggling with the boat operator. A speed boat (with capacity for 10 people) can be arranged by calling Mr Cheng at: 9080 3754.

Upon arrival at the island follow the obvious concrete path, signposted towards Tung Lung Fort. The large boulder located atop a small hillock is Kite Rock and contains half a dozen short bolted routes. Continue along the path, past the Holiday Store (which provides free topo’s, strong coffee and excellent dumplings), to a camping ground. From here you may make your way to the different climbing areas/crags.

Where to stay

Camping is possible all year long.

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Author(s): Stuart Millis

Date: 2022

ISBN: 9789887582809

This is a comprehensive guidebook detailing the bouldering to be found on Hong Kong, covering over 1,300 problems (from V0 to V12) spread across 14 different crags.

Author(s): Francis Haden

Date: 2020

ISBN: 9789887508908

A comprehensive guidebook detailing the sport climbing to be found in Hong Kong, covering 1,055 routes (from F4 to F8b), across 33 different crags.

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