Beneath the vast Hong Kong sky, discover the captivating story of Wan Tsai. This isn’t just a peninsula. It’s a fusion of nature, history, and adventure, nestled at the northern tip of the Sai Kung Peninsula. Wan Tsai offers a glimpse into a world where rolling hills meet the tranquil waters of Hoi Ha Wan and Long Harbour. Grass Island serenely sits just to the east, completing this picturesque scene. Wan Tsai isn’t merely a geographical wonder. It’s also rich in history and activity. Connected to the mainland by a narrow passage at Lan Lo Au, Wan Tsai is crowned by two prominent hills: Tai Leng Tun and Nam Fung Shan. At its northernmost point lies Ocean Point, offering breathtaking views of the surrounding landscape. For those seeking an escape, Wan Tsai provides camping facilities, inviting you to immerse yourself in the natural beauty. Scouts have also left their mark on this unique location. A grand jamboree was held on Wan Tsai to celebrate the millennium between 1999 and 2000, uniting Scouts from Hong Kong and across the globe. Another jamboree followed in 2001, marking 90 years of Hong Kong Scouting. Before opening to the public in late 1999, Wan Tsai was a restricted area, adding an air of mystery to its allure. Since 1996, Wan Tsai has been designated as part of the Sai Kung West Country Park. This protected status ensures its preservation for generations to come. Reaching Wan Tsai is an adventure in itself. A ferry from Wong Shek Pier, on the southwestern shore of Long Harbour, will transport you to this hidden gem. Embark on this unique journey and let Wan Tsai’s story unfold before you.
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