Canoeing Adventure on the Emerald Glassy Sea: Exploring the Hidden Gem of Green Egg Island

When dawn illuminates Clear Water Bay, Green Egg Island emerges like a jade poached egg nestled in the shimmering waves, waiting for travelers to unlock its glassy water secrets. Starting from Xiangsi Bay, paddlers embark on a 45-minute canoe journey across a liquid crystal sea. With 12-meter visibility, the underwater world reveals swaying antler corals, schools of tiger-striped fish glinting like scattered gold, and the occasional graceful glide of a stingray beneath the canoe, creating a magical dance with ocean spirits. Encircled by hexagonal rock columns, this uninhabited island offers a dreamlike stage even for beginners. The double canoe glides steadily through the waves, fingertips brushing the cool sea water. Around the corner, the ancient geological tales of Lobster Bay's stone carvings unfold, while the verdant mountain reflections of Three Cups Island mirror on the water, as if paddling into a traditional Chinese landscape painting. Upon landing, travelers can shed their paddles and dive into tide-sculpted natural pools. Beneath the snorkeling mask, a mesmerizing world awaits: purple sea urchins tucked into rock crevices, clownfish darting through coral labyrinths, and, with a bit of luck, a swim alongside translucent jellyfish shimmering like stardust. As the midday sun gilds the sea with silver fragments, the return journey invites a leisurely drift, letting the sea breeze lift the brim of your sun hat. This emerald adventure along Hong Kong's eastern coast not only conquers the waves but also captures the purest whispers of island life in every paddle stroke.