Ninepin Group Kayaking Tour

Big Stove Arch on North Ninepin Island is an extraordinary sea arch sculpted by the persistent erosion of volcanic rock, forming a magnificent natural tunnel for kayakers to explore. When the waves are calm, kayakers can follow our coach to paddle through this remarkable geological structure, taking in the awe-inspiring views within the arch surrounded by hexagonal rock columns.

An impressive geological formation featuring some of the world's largest hexagonal volcanic rock columns, formed by volcanic activity approximately 140 million years ago. This stunning natural landmark showcases dramatic cliff faces that rise up to 50 meters from the coastline, with hexagonal columns exceeding 2 meters in diameter.

Crystal Columns Cliff on North Ninepin Island is an extraordinary geological wonder, renowned for its towering hexagonal volcanic rock columns that create a striking contrast against the deep blue sea. As one of the largest formations of its kind globally, this awe-inspiring cliff offers visitors a fascinating insight into the volcanic history that has shaped Hong Kong's landscape.

Spiral Staircase Rock in North Ninepin Island is a spectacular and unique rock formation that captivates visitors with its staircase-like appearance, showcasing the intricate patterns created by volcanic activity and sea erosion.

Tiger Mouth Arch on South Ninepin Island is a fascinating sea cave that runs through the center of the island. On the west side of Tiger Mouth Arch, there is a beach that serves as a perfect resting spot, allowing visitors and kayakers to take a break, relax, and enjoy the peaceful natural surroundings while exploring the island’s stunning coastal scenery.

Tiger Mouth Arch resembling a tiger's mouth with its dramatic entrance on the east side of the arch and vibrant rock formations, offering an adventurous passage for kayakers to explore the island's stunning coastal scenery.

Backwash Cave on South Ninepin Island is a captivating sea cave characterized by its dramatic round-shaped entrance, creating a thrilling experience for kayakers as they navigate through its stunning rock formations and unique geological features, and the interplay of light and shadow enhance the cave’s thrilling atmosphere.

On the east side of Backwash Cave, it features an imposing rocky mouth carved by relentless wave erosion, creating a powerful sea tunnel that invites adventurous paddlers to explore its mysterious interior. Inside the east entrance, kayakers experience a dimly lit passage where rugged rock walls.

The Y-Shaped Cave on South Ninepin Island is a remarkable sea tunnel cave with three distinct openings, offering kayakers an extraordinary geological experience through its unique Y-shaped configuration. This fascinating cave allows adventurers to navigate through a natural marine passageway that cuts through the island's stunning volcanic rock formations.

Participants typically enter the Y-Shaped Cave at one of its east entrances and paddle through the entire tunnel to the west entrance, provided that wave conditions permit. This thrilling experience allows kayakers to navigate through this unique sea tunnel cave, which features three openings, enhancing the adventure as they explore the stunning coastal scenery of South Ninepin Island.

South Ninepin Island’s Ninepin Sea Stack is a striking geological formation composed of hundreds of interconnected hexagonal volcanic rock columns. The name “Ninepin” comes from British sailors who thought the cluster of islands resembled a set of bowling pins arranged in a row.

This iconic Ninepin Sea Stack, part of South Ninepin Island’s rugged coastline, showcases dramatic natural beauty shaped by volcanic activity and relentless wave erosion. Kayakers can paddle between these towering hexagonal rock columns, weaving through narrow channels that evoke the feeling of entering a prehistoric world.