Finbacks are the second largest living animal

The southern tip of Hong Kong calls home to many things and out of all those magnificent attractions one stands out which is Cape D’Aguilar. The total sea area of this incredible cape is twenty hectares and was the Cape D’Aguilar was named the first ever marine reserve in Hong Kong by the country’s government back in 1996. The government has zero tolerance on illegal fishing or marine mining within this reserve.

A permit can and has to be acquired by the Agricultural, Fisheries and Conservation Department (AFCD) to conduct any kind of research or recreational activity such as diving, snorkelling, etc. To conduct research outside the reserve would not normally require a permit.

A sheltered bay that boasts of beautiful mangroves and rather sandy shores called Tai Tam, which would be ideal for anyone longing for a slow day at the beach lies right next to Cape D’Aguilar.

Travellers can explore the north end of Cape D’Aguilar which would surprise them with beautiful beaches which are called Shek O and Big Wave Bay.

Intertidal and Shallow sub-tidal marine habitat awaits all tourists and researchers alike that are brave enough to venture into one of Hong Kong’s most beautiful shores of Cape D’Aguilar. Exposed and submerged rocky terrain, rocky reefs and many rock pools can also be found at this amazing location.

A common worry for tourists and marine life enthusiasts is “where to stay” while on their trip to Cape D’Aguilar. The answer is simple, with its amazing quality and service the Langham Place Mongkok Hong Kong is one of the best Hong Kong hotelsaround which is why it is known as a leading hotel Hong Kong.  The wonderful area of Cape D’Aguilar is perfectly accessible by road and therefore catching a set of wheels to roam about won’t be a problem.

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