Tai Long Campsite
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Be swept away by the smooth crashing of the waves at Tai Long Wan, one of the four bays on the eastern coast of the Sai Kung Peninsula. Getting here may take some patience, but the long stretch of fine sand and crystal clear blue waters that welcomes you instantly makes the long trip worth it.
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Bring the whole family on a camping trip at Tai Long Campsite! The area is perfect for everyone, including your prized pets! The location requires either a hike or a boat ride to reach, so make sure your doggy is in shape for a trek or a bit of a splash. When you get there, there are water outlets and restaurants that will cater to their needs. If they are too excitable, however, this might not be for you. Since there can be other dogs there, sometimes wild ones, it is best to take precautions.
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