東果洲 East Ninepin Island

Located around 13km away from Sai Kun Pier and Pak Sha Wan Pier. Basalt Island is one of Hong Kong’s favourite dive sites, and some of the deeper water areas are ideal spots for advanced divers. Depth could reach beyond 20 meters.

Located at Clear Water Bay, Sai Kung, Little Palm Beach is a famous dive spot for scuba diving and snorkeling. It is a good dive site for beginners and training.

Within 30 mins from Sai Kung Pier and Pak Sha Wan. Shelter Island is a site suitable for beginner divers. 3-5 meters depth is best for scuba diving where coral area is found. Beyond 6 meter is sandy/muddy bottom.

Located 18km away from Sai Kung Public Pier. The High Island Reservoir is Hong Kong’s largest reservoir by volume of storage. The East Dam is made of over 2500 “double-“T”- or anchor-shaped concrete structures.

Located 6-7km away from Sai Kung Pier and Pak Sha Wan. There are two main dive spots within the Kau Sai Chau. One is at Kau Sai Wan, near Jin Island. The other is Whiskey Bay, which is located towards the direction of Sharp Island.

Pak Shui Wun Beach is located near Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. It is around 15 mins away from Pak Sha Wan. You can also get there walking from the university or taking a speed boat.

Located 3km away from Sai Kung Pier and 6km from Pak Sha Wan. Sharp Island is also known as the Maldives of Hong Kong, it is undoubtedly one of the most well-known dive sites to Hong Kong’s divers.

Yin Tsz Ngam is located slightly more than an hour away from Sai Kung Pier. There is a wreck that sank back in the 1960s. It was a ship transporting cement packs back then. The wreck is broken into 2 halves. Top of the wreck is shallow at around 6 meters, and the bottom is at around 14 meters.

Private outdoor pool located at a campsite in Fanling, Hong Kong. It’s a pool suitable for dive training, including scuba diving, freediving and mermaiding with depth from 1,2 meters to 3 meters.

The westernmost island in Japan. It’s closer to Taiwan than Ishigaki Island. It takes about 45 minutes from Ishigaki Island to reach by plane. The highlight of this island is the high chance of seeing hammerhead sharks. Among them, this is the point where the rocks, like buildings, stand vertically from the bottom of the sea at a depth of 35 meters.