Should I surf in Hong Kong (Shek-O)

Re: Should I surf in Hong Kong (Shek-O)

Postby kitesurfer » Mon Jul 02, 2012 1:31 pm

syeh98 wrote:HI all, surfing in HK is more for beginner to novice as the waves are usually less the 10 ft at most. For a less crowded beach, try Pui O beach on Lantau Island.


Or the local harbour. Industrial or what! Easy paddle out just jump off the freeway.

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Re: Should I surf in Hong Kong (Shek-O)

Postby Lebowski » Fri Jul 13, 2012 11:00 pm

I have surfed at Big wave Bay. I stayed at Shek-O for a week or so in October, and BWB only broke once at about shoulder high. I would guess that it's pretty inconsistant.

The wave itself was around shoulder high and short period (ie. pretty low quality really) but lots of fun. The water was warm (rashy/boardies) but there's lot of rubbish floating about in the water unfortunately. It was also very crowded although it was still easy enough to get waves. You can rent boards there for next to nothing. I rented a fish which was in good condition for around £5/day.

You may as well surf it if you're in the area I'd say.
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Re: Should I surf in Hong Kong (Shek-O)

Postby SurfHK » Wed Sep 12, 2012 3:13 pm

Hey

If any one wants advice or tips on surfing in HK (from beginner to advance) feel free to email us or check out our facebook / website. The winter season is just starting so hopefully the waves will be getting better from now on. Hope your all managing to get in the water!

http://surfhongkong.com/

http://www.facebook.com/SurfHK

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