Trekking Route:
Saiyuen (or start from Sai Wan Pier) > "Bie You Dong Tian" (A Cave of Wonders) Archway > Cheung Po Tsai Cave > Tin Hau Temple > Return to Saiyuen via the same route > Pak Tso Wan > Five Elements Rocks (Reclining Rock) > Po Yue Wan > Return to Saiyuen Boundary Stone & Aquaponics Bridge via the same route — Total distance: approx. 3 km

(This is a self-guided activity; no instructors or staff will accompany participants.)

Must-Visit Checkpoints

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Complete on Foot

Participants must complete the route based on an honor system. The use of any transportation (such as bicycles or electric balance boards/scooters) is strictly prohibited.

Proof of Completion

Visit all the checkpoints along the designated route and present one of the following as proof:
•    Personal photos taken at the "Cheung Po Tsai Cave" and "Five Elements Rocks" attractions; or
•    A valid GPS Tracking record.

Medal Collection

Upon completion, please proceed to the Saiyuen Front Desk in person to present your proof. After verification by our staff, each successfully registered participant will receive one "Cheung Chau Wild Walk Commemorative Medal".

Friendly Reminders

•    Personal Safety: This program is self-guided and no staff will be stationed along the route. Participants take part entirely at their own risk.
•    Gear Recommendations: We recommend bringing sufficient drinking water, suitable hiking shoes, sun protection, and communication devices.
•    Environmental Protection: Observe the "Leave No Trace" principles. Littering, damaging the natural landscape, or disturbing wildlife is strictly prohibited.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I participate in the "Cheung Chau Wild Walk" — Exploration Trail Award?

A: Participating is simple and convenient. Upon entering Saiyuen, collect the route map and complete the trail on your own. Take personal photos at "Cheung Po Tsai Cave" and "Five Elements Rocks", or record your journey with any GPS tracking app. After completion, present one of these proofs at the Saiyuen Front Desk to claim your medal.

Q: Will there be any staff accompanying participants?

A: No. This is a self-guided activity completed by participants independently, with no coaches or staff stationed along the route. Participants must assume all risks themselves, and we recommend bringing sufficient drinking water, suitable hiking shoes, and communication devices.

Q: Can I complete the trail first and then enter Saiyuen to claim the commemorative medal?
A: Yes. However, eligibility is strictly limited to overnight or day camp campers. All checkpoint visits and medal redemptions must be completed during the validity period of your stay or day camp ticket, and within the Saiyuen Front Desk office hours.

Q: Can I bring pets along for the program?
A: This depends on your arrangements. While there are no restrictions on the outdoor trails, pets are prohibited inside Saiyuen (except for guide dogs). Because the medal redemption process must take place inside Saiyuen, campers planning to claim a medal are advised to make advance arrangements for their pets to avoid being unable to enter the park and collect the medal.

Q: Are free admission visitors eligible to receive a commemorative medal?

A: Yes. Any free admission visitor who completes the journey and presents proof may pay the activity fee at the Front Desk to claim a medal.
(*Free admission visitors include: children aged 3 or under, holders of a complimentary admission pass, or eligible guests during the 60+ Promotion Period.)

Q: I completed the same route in the past. Can I claim a commemorative medal now?

A: No. Participants must take part within the validity period of the program, and present personal photos taken at the designated attractions (Cheung Po Tsai Cave and Five Elements Rocks) or a valid GPS tracking record at the Saiyuen Front Desk on the day of completion as proof.

Q: If I participate within the validity period, could I fail to receive a medal due to insufficient stock?

A: There is currently sufficient stock. (If medals are temporarily unavailable due to stock shortages, arrangements can be made to send them via courier at a later date, with courier fees borne by the participant.)

Q: Can I hike the route at night?

A: No. To ensure participant safety, it is strongly recommended to conduct the hike during daylight hours with sufficient sunlight. Certain sections of the route are rugged, and poor visibility at night increases the risk of getting lost or injured. In addition, commemorative medals must be redeemed on the day of completion during Saiyuen Front Desk office hours (9:30 am – 6:00 pm); late redemptions cannot be verified or processed.

"Cheung Chau Wild Walk" — Exploration Trail Award Terms and Conditions

1. Eligibility               

• Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult guardian to participate.               
• Participants should ensure they are in good health and do not suffer from any condition unsuitable for strenuous physical exercise.             
• Participants must be overnight or day camp campers.

2. Medal Collection               

• Participants must present their trekking record and collect the medal in person at the Saiyuen Front Desk.         
• Quotas are limited; medals are distributed on a first-come, first-served basis while stocks last.

3. Rules       

• Participants must complete all checkpoints along the designated route and present valid electronic records or photos as proof.      
• All checkpoint check-ins and medal redemptions must be completed within the period of stay or day camp ticket validity, and within Saiyuen Front Desk office hours.            
• Participants must complete the route on foot. The use of any transportation (such as bicycles or electric balance boards/scooters) is strictly prohibited.            
• The scheme is valid from now through January 1, 2027.

4. Medal Redemption             

• Each successfully registered participant is limited to claiming one commemorative medal with proof of completion.            
• Medals cannot be redeemed for cash or other prizes of equal value.       
• In case of disputes, Saiyuen reserves the right of final determination regarding completion eligibility.

5. Safety and Liability

• Assumption of Risk: This program is self-guided and no staff will be stationed along the route. Participants must assume all risks during the activity (including but not limited to injuries, property loss, or accidental incidents).
• Gear Recommendations: Participants should bring sufficient drinking water, suitable hiking shoes, sun protection, and communication devices.
• Weather Factors: In the event of inclement weather (such as Thunderstorm Warnings, Red/Black Rainstorm Warnings, or Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 3 or above issued by the Hong Kong Observatory), medal distribution will be suspended.     

6. Environmental Protection

• Participants must adhere to the "Leave No Trace" principles. Littering, damaging natural landscapes, or disturbing wildlife is strictly prohibited.            

7. Photography and Image Rights

• Saiyuen reserves the right to take photos and record videos during the event. By participating in this program, participants agree to Saiyuen using relevant media for future publicity, promotion, and statistical purposes without requiring additional consent or compensation.

8. Dispute Resolution

• Saiyuen reserves the right to modify, terminate, or alter the terms of the program at any time without prior notice.
• In case of any dispute, Saiyuen reserves the right of final interpretation and decision.