Deep into the Kapok Cave 🏞🌊

There are two features of this hike. One is that you will go deep into the sea-eroded cave where you can play in the water. Then you will see the super spectacular hexagonal pillar rock. It was hot on the day of departure, but the photos came out beautiful, so the hard work was worth it! The route starts at Bai La Village, and taxis are the only transportation (on Sundays and public holidays, there is a minibus 7A between Bei Tan Chung and East Bar, getting off midway). First up the mountain, then start the descent. The location of Mukton Cave is more difficult. If you don't want to walk to it, you can actually rent a canoe in Bai La Village to support the boat 🚣‍♂️🤣. The weather is hot in the shade of Kapok Cave, drink water, rest and soak in the water is very comfortable😌 After leaving Kapok Cave, head towards the Wanzhu Coast, on the way will pass through Bai La Tsai Stony Beach🏝, then cross the hill to come to the second rocky beach, Sevenfold Rocky Beach. Walk along the mountainside to Wanzhu Coast, through the hill to Wanzhu Coast, there are a large number of stone stacks along the way, very spectacular🤩. The backdrop of the 10,000-column coast is filled with hexagonal pillar rocks, which is super beautiful to photograph. Continuing along the mountain road, we are very close to the breakwater of the East Bar. In fact, we can also go to Pick Pig Bay and Flower Hill, but the weather is too hot and decided to go again next time and leave directly by a taxi from the East Bar ✌🏻. Bai La Village ➜ Bai La Bay Beach ➜ Little Broken Edge ➜ Mu Mian Cave ➜ Bai La Chai ➜ Seven Chong Rock Beach ➜ Wong Yuk Bay ➜ Wan Column Coast ➜ Guan Cave Au ➜ Wan Yi Reservoir East Bar Difficulty: ★★★★ [4/5] (including hot weather difficulty plus half a star) Route Length: 7km Duration: 5-6 hours #Hiking Route Recommendation #Kapok Cave #Hong Kong Good Places