Hong Kong
Water sports facilities
The government’s Leisure and Cultural Services Department operates a string of Water Sports Centres throughout the city. Vessels for hire include sailing dinghies, kayaks, and wind- and kite-surfing boards. They offer lessons at affordable prices but are often oversubscribed, leading to long waiting lists.
康樂及文化事務署
Hong Kong’s oldest private club, VRC focuses not on sailing or motor yachts but more athletic pursuits: open-water swimming and human-powered vessels like outrigger canoes, surfskis, paddleboards, and dragon boats. It has one clubhouse in Deep Water Bay and another in Emerald Bay.
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興記Located on the popular outlying island of Cheung Chau, this beachfront store hires out kayaks, stand-up paddle boards, and wingfoils, as well as providing barbecue facilities and a venue for hire.
香港水上活動拓展中心Windsurfing, kayaking, wakeboarding, environmental education and water safety instruction based on Stanley Main Beach.
藍天體育會Kayak, SUP, and dragon boat hires and tours hopping around the islands of scenic Sai Kung.
星浪餐廳A restaurant and store on the shores of Lamma Island, offering kayaks, paddleboards, and power paddles for hire.
飛日衝浪Offering the city’s only dedicated school for wakesurfing, Goofy’s services include a variety of one-on-one instruction, group classes, summer camps, boat rentals and an array of dockside lifestyle experiences.
捕風一族Founded by a former Olympic sailor, Hiwindlover instructors guide visitors through a variety of activities, including windsurfing, windfoiling, wingfoiling, kayaking, paddleboarding, and more.