The active season of starfish begins in May every year, and it is the most fun
to explore starfish and other elements of wonderful marine life. This
wonderful journey of ocean exploration is perfect for children!

• Watch fireflies at night
• Observe wonderful marine life
• Visit the bee farm and interact with the animals there

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— What You Can Expect —

The active season of starfish begins in May every year, and it is the most fun
to explore starfish! When the tide recedes, life is everywhere here. In
addition to mangroves, you can also glimpse bamboo shoot snails, scroll
snails, long-armed crabs, sea anemones, and starfish on the mudflats along
with clams, oysters, and other elements of wonderful marine life. This
wonderful journey of ocean exploration is perfect for children!

— Package Info —

• Group size: 36 people
• Departure dates: May 25, 26; June 8, 9, 10, 22, 23; July 6, 7, 20, 21; August 3, 4, 17, 18, 31
• Meeting time and place: 1:00 pm Exit A1 of Tai Po Market Railway Station
• Disband time and place: 9:00 pm Tai Po Market Railway Station
• Tour fee: HK$195/person (same price for adults and children)
• Tour guide fee: HK$50/person (pay cash to the tour guide on the day of the activity)
• The tour fee includes: tour bus, dinner, insurance

— Itinerary Info —

• 1:00 pm: Gather at Exit A1 of Tai Po Market Railway Station
• 1:30-2:15 pm: Visit the Tai Po Kiln Site, the only blue and white porcelain kiln found in Hong Kong
• 2:30-3:30 pm: Sheep Baa Baa Bee Farm
• 4:00-5:00 pm: Exploring marine ecology: starfish tour
• 5:30-6:30 pm: Dinner at Carnival Seafood Restaurant
• 7:00-8:30 pm: Firefly watching at Tai Po Kau
• 9:00 pm: Disband at Tai Po Railway Station

— Attractions —

Sheep Baa Baa Bee Farm (includes fresh honey tasting):

• There are not many beekeepers in Hong Kong. The bee farm we visit is located in the middle of Tai Po Lam Village, Hongmei Valley, Tai Mo Shan, and other large forest areas. There are many trees and flowers, which are suitable for bees to collect nectar. According to the owner of the bee farm, there are only a few flowering periods in Hong Kong where honey can be collected throughout the year. In March, there is mountain nectar, which clears the heart and moistens the throat. From April to June, longan and lychee honey are collected mainly. Longan and lychee honey can reduce phlegm and relieve cough, promote sleep and digestion. There are also small rabbit gardens and seasonal orchards in the field, suitable for both adults and children.

Starfish exploration:

• The active season begins in May every year, and it is extremely fun to explore starfish! Lung Mei Beach in Tai Po has been designated as a site of special scientific interest by the Fisheries and Conservation Department. It is also the fourth largest mangrove forest in Hong Kong. When the tide recedes, life is everywhere here. In addition to mangroves, you can also glimpse bamboo shoot snails, scroll snails, long-armed crabs, sea anemones, and starfish on the mudflats along with clams, oysters, and other elements of wonderful marine life. This wonderful journey of ocean exploration is perfect for bringing children on!

Fireflies at Tai Po Kau at night:

• Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve is one of the earliest nature reserves in Hong Kong. There are over a hundred species of trees in the nursing area, and there are even rare towering giant trees. There are more than ten different kinds of birds and animals in the area, making you feel like you are in a primeval forest. In the daytime nature conservation area, there are four-color forest trails and nature education trails, which are convenient for tourists to hike. At night, this place becomes a resort of fireflies.

Carnival Seafood Restaurant Meal:

• Signature chaise chicken
• Minced chicken and chestnut rice soup
• Lemon fish nuggets
• Emerald clam slices
• Wild mushrooms with marinated vegetables
• Stir-fried steak
• Colorful fried shredded pork
• Fried vegetables

• Si Miao Rice

  
  

• The menu is subject to change due to the arrangement of the restaurant

  
  

— Important Info —

• If typhoon signal No. 3 or the black rainstorm signal is hoisted 2 hours before departure, the trip will be rescheduled
• Please arrive at the meeting point on time
• Starfish and fireflies are still natural ecological phenomena, which may be affected by factors such as tides and weather
• Participants must be in good physical condition and able to participate in this activity
• Participants can consider purchasing separate personal insurance at their own expense
• Minor participants must be accompanied by a parent or guardian
• Participants must pay attention to the explanation and demonstration of the tour guide on the day
• The itinerary may be slightly changed depending on the actual situation on the day

• Photos are for reference only

  
  

• If you are bringing a baby aged 2 or below, please note the name and age of the child in the order, and pay HK$50 on the spot on the day which does not include a seat