A Fun-Filled Eco-Friendly Family Trip | Tai Po Ting Kok Mudflats Starfish Exploration, Honey Farm, Mangrove Forest Firefly Night Watch | Great Family Getaway 2026

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- Itinerary Description -

• Group size: 36 people
• Departure dates: May 17, 30, 31; June 13, 14, 27, 28; July 1, 11, 12, 25, 26; August 8, 9, 23, 23
• Meeting time and place: 1:20pm Kowloon Tong MTR Station Exit D (ground level) or 2:00pm Tai Po Market Railway Station Exit A2
• Dismissal time and location: 9:00pm Tai Po Market MTR Station or 9:30pm Kowloon Tong MTR Station
• Tour fee: HK$198 per person (same price for adults and children), infants aged 2 years or under held in arms do not occupy a seat and the tour fee is waived.
• Tour guide fee: HK$50 per person (payable in cash to the tour guide on the day of the activity)
• Tour fee includes: tour bus, dinner, and accident insurance.

- Attraction Introduction -

Bee Farm (Includes tasting of fresh honey)

• Beekeepers are not common in Hong Kong. The apiary we visited was located in the middle of several large forested areas, including Tai Po Lam Tsuen, Hung Mui Valley, and Tai Mo Shan, where there are many trees and flowers, making it ideal for bees to collect nectar. According to the apiary owner, there are only a few flowering seasons in Hong Kong throughout the year for honey collection. In March, the honey is from wildflowers, which is refreshing and soothing to the throat. From April to June, the honey collected is mainly from longan and lychee, which can help relieve phlegm and cough, and promote sleep and digestion. The apiary also has a rabbit farm and a seasonal fruit orchard, suitable for both adults and children.

Starfish Exploration

• Every year from May onwards, starfish are most active, making starfish exploration the most fun activity! The Ting Kok Mudflats in Tai Po are designated by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department as a Site of Special Scientific Value and are also the fourth largest mangrove forest in Hong Kong. At low tide, this area teems with life. Besides mangroves such as tung trees, mangrove shrubs, and sea bream, you can also spot amazing marine creatures on the mudflats, including scallops, whelks, long-armed monk crabs, sea anemones, starfish, clams, and oysters. It's perfect for a wonderful marine adventure with the kids!

Nighttime Firefly Watching in Tai Po Kau

• Tai Po Kau Nature Reserve is one of Hong Kong's oldest nature reserves. The reserve boasts over a hundred species of trees, including rare towering giants such as mountain pines, camphor trees, acacia, and paperbark trees. It is home to more than ten different species of birds and animals, making you feel as if you are in a primeval forest. During the day, the reserve offers four-color trails and nature education trails for visitors. At night, it transforms into a firefly paradise, with fireflies fluttering in the air or nestling among the trees, allowing you to experience another kind of natural "light."

Carnival Seafood Restaurant's Specialty Meals:

• Signature Imperial Concubine Chicken
• Creamy Corn Soup with Minced Chicken
• Lemon Fish Chunks
• Jadeite shell slices
• Mixed vegetables with wild mushrooms
• Stir-fried pork chops
• Colorful Stir-fried Shredded Pork
• Stir-fried seasonal vegetables
• Silky white rice

*The menu is subject to change and is subject to the restaurant's arrangement.

— Arrangements under severe weather —

• If Typhoon Signal No. 3 or Black Rainstorm Signal is hoisted two hours before departure, the departure date will be rescheduled.

—Important Information—

• If Typhoon Signal No. 3 or Black Rainstorm Signal is hoisted two hours before departure, the departure date will be rescheduled.
• Please arrive at the meeting point on time.
• Starfish and fireflies are natural ecological phenomena and may be affected by factors such as tides and weather, so observation is not guaranteed.
• Participants must ensure they are in good physical condition and capable of participating in this activity.
• Participants may consider purchasing personal insurance at their own discretion.
• Minors must be accompanied by a parent/guardian.
• Participants must pay attention to the guide's explanations and demonstrations on the day of the tour.
• The itinerary order may be slightly changed depending on the actual situation on the day.
• Photos are for reference only.
  
• If you are bringing an infant aged 0-2 years in your arms, please note the child's name and age in the order notes. A fee of $50 will be charged on the day of the order and will not be counted towards the seat.