99% of people have never been to these hidden islands in Hong Kong...

🇭🇰Hidden islands in Hong Kong🏝️99% of people have never been to these islands... The Ninepin Group is made up of South Ninepin Island, North Ninepin Island, and East Ninepin Island. The islands are home to hexagonal volcanic rock columns that have formed over 140 million years, earning them the nickname "Hong Kong's Tasmania." Here, you can take the photos of a lifetime. 🚤Getting there: Charter a boat from Sai Kung Pier. It takes about 30 minutes to get there. You will need to island-hop, so make sure to arrange the time with the boatman in advance. 📸Photo spots: Lighthouse 200, Cannon Rock, Moon Cliff, and Silver Bottle Neck. When you visit, wear long sleeves and pants, and bring gloves to deal with the complex natural environment. Also, remember to protect yourself from the sun and stay hydrated. Buy outdoor personal safety insurance in advance. 📸When taking photos, pay attention to safety and take protective measures. 🔐Are you already tempted to go after reading this? Sorry, this is a warning post. I went during the National Day holiday with a small group. It cost CNY 500 per person, including round-trip boat tickets. The waves were very big that day, and it was very dangerous to take photos on the rocks. People who are light may even be blown away. Also, if the waves are big, you won't be able to visit many of the photo spots. You can only visit a few places, and they are all very dangerous. I especially don't recommend going with children. These islands are uninhabited, and the attractions are all wild. No one maintains them, and the terrain is steep and complex. Those who say you just need legs are probably just trying to trick you into joining a group. In addition, there is no shade on the island. If you don't want to take photos and just want to relax on the island for a day, I don't recommend going. One of the people who went with us brought a child, and they had no fun at all. They could only sit in the sun. Even though I wore sunscreen, my face peeled when I got back. People who didn't wear hats had peeling scalps. The waves are big, the sun is strong, and the terrain is complex and dangerous. If you wear shorts, you will be cut by weeds. Some plants have thorns, and I got stabbed in the hand and bled. You need to use your hands and feet to climb in many places. I don't recommend going if you don't have outdoor experience.