Watersports:

With some 37 gazetted beaches, HongKong offers many golden opportunities for sun and surf. Water-skiing, diving, sailing, kayaking and water cycling are all possible. The most famous past time in HongKong is windsurfing.

Exploring Marine Park and Kayaking-

HoiHaWan is situated on the northern coastline of
Sai Kung peninsula and is amongst the three marine parks of Hongkong. The bay is sheltered and is a perfect place for kayaking and viewing coral and various reef fishes. Snorkelling, paddling and just plain relaxing in this beautiful marine park is also ideal. The pickup point for a tour of this park is Grand Stanford Harbour View at 9 am every Monday and Thursday.
The tour price is HK $ 450 per person and the duration is 9 am to 3:30 pm.

Golf:

HongKong has several golf courses that welcome visitors to play and the Hong Kong Open golf Championship draws top players in December.

Shopping in Hongkong:

Nathan Road, the most famous road in HongKong is an endless boulevard of shops. Latest models of electronic items, fashion and other accessories get sold here first before becoming available in other countries. Markets are open seven days a week. Late night shopping is common.
To reach Nathan road get down at Tsim Sha Tsui MTR.

Stanley Market in the Hongkong island is the perfect place to pick up something special for friends and family. There are vendors selling Chinese artefacts, jade, silk and other curios items.

Apart from the assortment of goods, there are lots of local colors. Fortunetellers, impromptu Chinese street opera, old folks playing chess add to the richness and excitement. The other famous market places are: Goldfish market, Temple Street, Jade Market, Ladies market, Flower Market.

Some well known shopping stores in HongKong are : Cheong Hing Store Ltd, CRC Departmental Store Ltd, BQ baby Store.

Victoria Peak:

Every visitor to HongKong makes the trip to Victoria Peak, which has one of the most spectacular views in the world. Its also a good way to orient yourself with HongKong's somewhat confusing geography. Whether by day or night, Victoria peak is a must see.

Peak Tram:

The best way to get to the top is on the Peak Tram, a funicular railway which carves a steep 373 meter high swathe up the lush mountainside. The tram has been in operation since 1888, and used to compete with sedan chairs as the most popular way up.
How to Reach-The tram leaves from the lower terminus across from St John's Cathedral on Garden Road.
Open Top Bus No.15C - It runs daily and charges are HK $ 3 per single journey. The peak is also accessible by minibus, bus or taxi.

Kowloon:

Kowloon means "Nine Dragons" and refers to the hills that form the backdrop to this area. Kowloon is the heart of HongKong, literally and in essence. But it is this small area that travellers remember the most after a trip to HongKong. Kowloon is a blend of tradition and modernity in contrasting details, lending a special quality to the place. Kowloon is also known as the shopper's heaven. Tsim Sha Tsui, at the tip of the Kowloon peninsula is the territory's tourist ghetto. It consists of shops, pubs, restaurants, topless bars and camera stores. The Promenade, in the eastern side of Tsim Sha Tsui is a great place for a stroll and has wonderful views of Victoria harbour, particularly at night. The liveliest night market in the territory is on temple Str in Yau Ma Tei. Year round bargains are common here.

Deep Water Bay Beach:

Deep water Bay Beach is on the residential South side of HongKong Island and provides facilities such as refreshment kiosks, toilets and lifeguard service from April to October. Also on the South side are Repulse bay Beach and Stanley Main Beach which are equally good.

South Bay Beach:

Near Repulse Bay is South Bay Beach, one of HongKong Island's best and most secluded spots for swimming, sunbathing and relaxing. On weekdays you could have the beach virtually for yourself. The beach has all facilities like changing rooms, toilets, umbrellas for rent and lifeguards on duty.

Tai Long Wan Beach:

If you want to find HongKong's best surf and a stunning stretch of wild beach surrounded by glorious hills, make the trek to Tai Long Wan Beach in Sai Kung Country Park. There are actually three beaches connected by walking trails. This is a favorite spot for the city's growing surfing community. There are no lifeguards about you will find restaurants in the area.

Ocean Park:

Park is one of South East Asia's largest Oceanaria and theme parks where you can have a fabulous time. It is a place for thrilling rides and fantastic marine attractions to spectacular dolphin shows and more. Here you will discover more than four thousand species of fish including a eighty-year-old six feet long giant grouper. There is also a hugely popular Ocean theatre where adorable marine mammals show off their spectacular tricks to thrill you. The other park attractions are the bird paradise, adventure land and the kid's world. This park is open daily from 10 am to 6 pm.
How to Reach- A Special Shuttle City Bus (No.629) leaves from near the Star Ferry in Central and Admirality MTR.

Wong Tai Sin Temple:

This is a huge colorful Taoist temple dedicated to the God of Healing. In the temple you will find a throng of petitioners and the largest concentration of fortunetellers in Asia. It is a shining example of traditional Chinese architecture, with red pillars, a golden ceiling and ornate lattice work The temple is open daily and worth giving a visit. The temple is open daily from morning 7 to 5:30 pm.
How to reach- Short walk from Wong Tai Sin MTR station (Exit B2).

HongKong Zoological and Botanical Gardens:

Established in the 1860's, the garden still retains formal Victorian elements such as a wrought iron bandstand and an unusual greenhouse. The zoo houses 207 bird species as well as echidnas and jaguars. There are more than 750 species of flora in the gardens.
The park is open daily from 6 am to 7 pm.
How to Reach - Albany Road, Central, HongKong Island. Take Np.3B from the Jardine House bus stop or 12 M from in front of the HongKong Bank headquarters.

Kowloon Park:

This park is in the midst of Tsim Sha Tsui. It has numerous attractions and gardens, including some 90 species of birds and 130-year-old camphor trees. Kowloon park is a modern interpretation of city greenscaping. The park is open daily from 6 am to midnight.
How to Reach- Tsim Sha Tsui MTR exit A1.