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From €4,216 per day, where to sail in hong kong.

Located on the southeast tip of the P.R.C and bordering the South China Sea, a yacht rental in Hong Kong promises to be an experience full of fun and adventure. Hong Kong is composed of a myriad of different islands, including Hong Kong Island, Lantau Island, the Kowloon Peninsula, and the New Territories, which include over 250 outlying islands. This sheer variety of islands only serves to create an even more magical sailing trip. Visit marine parks, go on gorgeous hikes, and then as night falls, watch the sun set over the magnificent Hong Kong skyline. When you set sail on your yacht charter in Hong Kong, you really can discover the region like never before.

Click&Boat is a boat rental platform that allows owners to return the investment on their boats, whilst also providing renters with the holiday experience of a lifetime at a competitive price! If you are looking to rent a boat in Hong Kong, make sure to browse the list of boats available on our website. You are sure to find the perfect vessel for you and your family. After this, you can directly contact the boat owner in order to ask any specific questions and/or book your dream boat rental in Hong Kong. 

How much does a yacht charter in Hong Kong cost?

It is important to keep in mind that there are multiple factors that can affect the price of your yacht charter in Hong Kong. These include the time of year, the size of your vessel, the number of people in your party, and whether you choose to include any optional extras. If you are looking for the perfect yacht rental in Hong Kong, Click&Boat has some incredible options for you!

If you are looking to rent a motorboat in Hong Kong, we have a great selection for you to choose from:

A motorboat with two cabins and space for 16 guests can cost you approximately €3,456/week year-round.

Looking for the ultimate luxury experience? We have you sorted! A motorboat with a capacity for 22 guests and 4 cabins costs about €60,340/week year-round.

Where can you dock your boat rental in Hong Kong?

Situated right next to the South China Sea and the Pearl River Delta and home to over 250 islands, it is no wonder that there is a plethora of places for you to dock your yacht charter in Hong Kong. Here is a list of some of the most well-known harbours, which can be found all around Hong Kong:

• Victoria Harbour
• Gold Coast Yacht and Country Club
• Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club
• Discovery Bay Marina Club
• Hebe Haven Yacht Club

What is there to see in Hong Kong?

From family days out at Disneyland to exploring sacred temples, Hong Kong really has it all! And what better than to experience it all than from on your very own yacht rental? Whether you’re planning on venturing to the City of Victoria, Hong Kong’s capital, or one of the beautiful islands, a fabulous adventure awaits you!

If you’re a fan of island-hopping, you are certainly in for a treat! Board your yacht charter in Hong Kong and start exploring. Here are some of our favourite destinations:

• Tung Ping Chau
• Middle Island
• Grass Island

Of course, a trip to Hong Kong would not be complete without a visit to Hoi Ha Wan Marine Park! A must-see location during your boat rental in Hong Kong, this natural wonder is perhaps best known for its coral communities which are teeming with marine life. The park is also home to beautiful mangroves!

Hong Kong also boasts a plethora of gorgeous, pristine beaches! Each one promises beautiful blue skies and sparkling turquoise water. If you are looking for a dreamy slice of heaven, why not visit Big Wave Bay Beach? Found at the end of the Dragon’s Back hiking trail in Shek O, this beach is perfect for surfing and is surrounded by cool restaurants and cafes.

Should you choose a bareboat charter in Hong Kong, or should you rent with a skipper?

A large number of our yacht charters in Hong Kong come with the option of renting a skipper/crew who will accompany you on your nautical adventure. Although this can come at an additional price, there are many advantages of sailing on a skippered boat rental in Hong Kong. For example, your skipper will be a local and so will be able to take you on a tour of all of Hong Kong’s hidden gems! Since your skipper will know the area so well, they will be able to adapt your sailing route in order to best suit you and your party!

If you decided on a skippered yacht rental in Hong Kong, you are in for a voyage of the utmost relaxation. The skipper will take care of the sailing, docking and anchoring of the boat, which means that all you have to do is to sit back and relax.

Of course, any experienced sailors can also opt for a bareboat charter in Hong Kong! Just make sure that you have the correct boating licence before setting out on the water!

When is the best time to rent a boat in Hong Kong?

If you are looking for the perfect time for a yacht rental in Hong Kong, we would certainly recommend planning your trip from February to April or from October to December. Whilst Hong Kong’s temperature is rarely cold, with an average temperature of 18°C in January – its coldest month, it experiences a long rainy season that stretches from May to September. On average, between June and August, the region experiences just under 200mm of precipitation each month. So, if you are looking for a relaxing yacht charter in Hong Kong, it is best to avoid this season.

What’s more, we would especially recommend booking your Hong Kong boat rental for either February or March! This way, you will miss out on the hustle and bustle of the school holidays, and instead, will be able to set sail in a completely stress-free environment. 

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Off the Northeastern corner of the Sai Kung Peninsula is Tap Mun or Grass Island. Its English name provides a hint to its terrain. This is an easy hike with relatively gentle inclines and lots of open grassy slopes for kids to run around and play, with the occasional wandering cow to keep them interested (watch your step for cowpats). The entire island is well-marked with signposts, so don’t worry if your map reading skills are lacking.

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Only accessible via boat or hike, Millionaire’s Beach (Nam Fung Wan) is a popular spot for many junk parties. Located in Sai Kung Country Park, the area holds freshwater lagoons and hidden coves, perfect for snorkelling. This beach can get quite crowded during the summer months with loud music and junk swapping, great for those looking to party. In the bay over from the beach you’ll find the popular seafood spot Yau Ley.

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BLUFF ISLAND

The Ung Kong Group consists of Bluff Island, Wang Chau and Basalt Island. The forces of sea and wind have helped develop numerous steep cliffs and sea arches on the southeast coast of the islands, including the 30-metre-high sea arch at Wang Chau, the 45-metre-high sea arch at Basalt Island, and the Tiu Chung Arch at Jin Island.

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Clearwater Bay First Beach and Clearwater Bay Second Beach are separated by a short stretch of rocky coast and interconnecting footpath. First Beach is the smaller and more secluded of the two; the sand is coarser with some shingle. Second Beach offers finer sands and the waters are also protected by shark prevention nets.

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Hong Kong is one of the most vibrant and dynamic cities in the world. Not only does it offer a metropolitan lifestyle and countless skyscrapers, but beautiful landscapes, beaches and places to escape city life. We believe that “the other side” of Hong Kong is best seen on the water from the deck of a beautiful yacht.

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Double Haven

Rising sea levels 6,000–8,000 years ago submerged the river valleys in Double Haven, leading to the formation of indented shorelines with headlands and bays. But the mountains in the area were mostly formed some 160 million years ago, when lava mixed with volcanic ash formed rock strata. Later, rivers flowed down from high mountains and washed sand and stones to coastal lowlands, forming reddish sedimentary rock about 500 metres thick. Popular landforms here include Hung Shek Mun, Camp Cove and Double Island.

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There is no attraction in Hong Kong that is more iconic than the skyline of Victoria Harbour. In fact, one can say that the harbour was the very birthplace of the city itself. The deep waters between Hong Kong Island and the Kowloon Peninsula are why a collection of fishing villages grew to become an international centre of trade. Today, the harbour is still the city’s throbbing heart and its iconic skyline is also one of the world’s most stunning urban landscapes. With such a skyline, it deserves to been seen at more than one angle.

Repulse Bay

Despite the name, Repulse Bay Beach is the glitziest of Hong Kong’s beaches, boasting an idyllic, palm-fringed swathe of sand and shallow waters ideal for family frolics. It has great facilities, with changing rooms and showers, and a beach-front mall The Pulse, housing breezy diners Limewood, Classified and Tai Sip Song, as well as a seasonal weekend sunset beach club and plenty of smart lifestyle and children’s boutiques.

Lamma Island

Alight at Sok Kwu Wan Pier and you’re met with views of rolling, green hills and a multitude of low-rises — there is a three-storey height restriction — with colourful awnings. Breezy alfresco restaurants suspended overwater line the walkway, with tank after tank of live seafood. Venture inland and you’ll soon encounter residents walking their dogs or riding bicycles — there are no cars — along the narrow paths, hikers visiting for the weekend eager to explore the verdant trails, and beach-goers barbecuing up a storm on Hung Shing Yeh Beach on the island’s west. It’s this kind of laid-back island living that keeps tourists and locals alike coming back.

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Brand new innovative wakesurfing boats. Now available in Hong Kong.

As wakesurfing rises in popularity in Hong Kong, even surpassing wakeboarding – a similar, yet fundamentally different sport – surfing boat manufacturers have taken the opportunity to modify, refine, and upgrade their boat designs. Unlike wakeboarding, wakesurfing requires a particular set of features, such as a different engine placement and hull shape, alongside innovative and advanced equipment to provide an enjoyable, safe, and unforgettable wakesurfing experience.

The main difference between wakesurfing and wakeboarding is that with wakesurfing, you aren’t permanently attached to the boat via a rope. Wakeboarding gained popularity thanks to being an invigorating and fun sport in which you travel at high speeds across the water behind a boat. Wakesurfing is typically a slower – but by no means easier – sport in which you surf in the waves made by the boat’s engines. This provides surfers in Hong Kong with much easier and guaranteed access to surfable waves, provided the boat is designed correctly.

The design of the boat

The design of wakesurfing boats differs from wakeboarding boats in that there is a greater emphasis on your safety. Rather than jutting out of the back of the boat, the propellers are located on the bottom – safely out of reach of anyone in the water.

In addition to this, boats with a convex V-shaped hull ride deeper in the water, creating a bigger and more surfable wave. This is different from boats with flatter hulls that might be better for water skiing, for example.

Depending on the model of the boat, there is ample storage and a luxurious cockpit with plenty of space to move around in. There is also plenty of ballast weight on the boat for extra security without sacrificing any storage space.

Driving a new era of yachts and water sports boats in Hong Kong

Since its establishment, ASIAMARINE has focused on yacht rental, sales, and management. More than 20 years of experience and presence across Hong Kong and Asia, ASIAMARINE is at the forefront of the yachting industry.

In addition to luxury yachts, ASIAMARINE is now introducing new types of wakesurfing boats to provide watersport enthusiasts in Hong Kong with more exciting and safe options to take them into the water.

Interested in buying a wakesurfing boat, or have any questions? Visit one of our stores in Hong Kong or get in touch with us today.

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Boats for angling and boats for blue-water fishing, boats for water skiing and for wakeboarding, boats for showing off, for having parties, for sailing over to the islands for dinner and for overnighting in Double Haven: Hong Kong is home to all forms and sizes of motor boats and yachts.

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Discover the captivating allure of Hong Kong's waters with our premier Yacht & Catamaran charter service. Sail beyond the iconic skyline to uncover secluded bays, bustling fishing villages, and serene islands. From the shimmering skyscrapers of Victoria Harbour to the tranquil beaches of Sai Kung, embark on a unique maritime journey that blends urban grandeur with natural beauty. With a curated fleet tailored to your needs, setting sail in Hong Kong is a blend of luxury, adventure, and unparalleled coastal exploration.

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Yacht & catamaran charter in hong kong: a fusion of urban and maritime splendor, sail beyond the skyscrapers, why hong kong's waters are unmissable.

• Diverse Coastal Beauty : Beyond the famed skyline, Hong Kong boasts 260+ islands, each with its unique charm. From the historical Lantau Island to the pristine beaches of Cheung Chau, there's an island for every adventurer.
• Cultural Immersion : Interact with age-old fishing communities, witness traditional boat festivals, or simply soak in the sun on a remote beach, untouched by urban hustle.
• Night Cruising : There's nothing quite like watching Hong Kong's skyline light up from the deck of a luxury yacht. The Symphony of Lights, a daily light and sound show, is a spectacle when viewed from the water.

What Our Charter Service Offers

• Modern Fleet : Choose from an extensive fleet of yachts and catamarans, each equipped with modern amenities and safety features, ensuring a seamless and luxurious maritime experience.
• Expert Crew : Our seasoned crew members are intimately familiar with Hong Kong's waters, ensuring you get to experience the best-kept secrets of this maritime paradise.
• Tailored Journeys : Whether you're looking for a romantic sunset sail, an action-packed day of water sports, or a serene island-hopping adventure, we craft experiences to match your desires.

Discovering Hong Kong's Lesser-Known Marvels

• Geopark Cruising : The Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark is a testament to nature's grandeur. Navigate through stunning volcanic rock formations, arches, and sea caves.
• Beach Escapes : Many of Hong Kong's most beautiful beaches are accessible only by boat. Anchor at a secluded bay, take a dip in the crystal-clear waters, and enjoy a beachside barbecue.
• Historic Exploration : Dive into Hong Kong's maritime history with visits to ancient temples, forts, and lighthouses scattered across its islands.

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Day Charter – $ 42,000 Overnight Charter – By Quotation Up to 8 Guests Italian built; the Absolute 52 is a spacious flybridge yacht. She canentertain a group up to 18 guests with high comfort. She also has acrew of 2 who are always available at your service. We also offeradded services such as catering, stewardesses […]

• Length (ft): 52 | Guests: 18 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 2

ABSOLUTE NAVETTA 64

Italia built, the ABSOLUTE NAVETTA 64 is a luxurious flybridge yacht. She offers 3 cabins and can entertain a group up to 18 guests with high comfort. She also has a crew of 2 who are always available at your service. We also offer added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

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• Length (ft): 64 | Guests: 18 | Cabins: 2 | Crews: 3

ACCELERA 92

Chinese-built, the Accelera 92 is an impressive flybridge yacht. She offers 2 spacious cabins and can entertain up to 30 guests. With a crew of 3 at your service, Nextwave also offers added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 92 | Guests: 30 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 3

ACCELERA 95

Chinese built, the Accelera 95 is a luxurious flybridge yacht. She offers 3 cabins and can entertain a group up to 20 guests with high comfort. She also has a crew of 6 who are always available at your service. We also offer added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 95 | Guests: 20 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 6

ASTONDOA 102

Spanish-built, the Astondoa 102 is a majestic superyacht. She offers 4 cozy cabins and is best for entertaining up to 25 guests. With a crew of 5 at your service, Nextwave also offers added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 102 | Guests: 25 | Cabins: 4 | Crews: 3

ATLANTIS 58

Italian built; ATLANTIS 58 is luxury yacht. She can entertain a group up to 15 guests with high comfort. She also has a crew of 2 who are always available at your service. We also offer added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 58 | Guests: 15 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 2

Italian-built, the Azimut 55 is a palatial flybridge yacht. Offering 2 cabins, she can accommodate up to 20 guests. With a crew of 3 at your service, Nextwave also offers added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 55 | Guests: 20 | Cabins: 2 | Crews: 3

Azimut 78 is an Italian made motor yacht. She is luxuriously designed with 3 cabins, an open kitchen, and air-conditioning in every cabin. She can accommodate up to 30 people. She also has a crew of 3 who are always available at your service. We also offer added services such as catering, stewardesses and more […]

• Length (ft): 78 | Guests: 30 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 3

Italian-built, the Azimut 88 is a luxurious flybridge yacht. Perfect for groups of up to 15 guests, she offers 3 cabins and guarantees ultimate comfort. With a crew of 3 at your service, Nextwave also offers added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 88 | Guests: 15 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 3

Italia built, the Baia 70 is a luxurious flybridge yacht. She offers 3 cabins and can entertain a group up to 10 guests with high comfort. She also has a crew of 2 who are always available at your service. We also offer added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request

• Length (ft): 70 | Guests: 10 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 2

France built, the BALI 4.2 is a luxurious and spacious catamaran. She offers 3 cabins and can entertain a group up to 14 guests with high comfort. She also has a crew of 2 who are always available at your service. We also offer added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 42 | Guests: 14 | Cabins: 3 | Crews: 2

BAVARIA R40 FLY

German-built, the Bavaria R40 fly is a classic flybridge yacht. She offers 2 cabins with plentiful space for up to 16 guests. The crew of 2 are always at your service, Nextwave also offers added services such as catering, stewardesses and more upon request.

• Length (ft): 41 | Guests: 16 | Cabins: 2 | Crews: 2

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Known for its whirling skyscrapers, legendary cuisine, and buzzing city, renting a boat in Hong Kong is not exactly on top of everyone's bucket list. Yet, a boat adventure around the iconic city of Hong Kong will give you a different perspective on holidays. A centerpiece of Asia, Hong Kong is a coveted prize for many chartered airlines which have for a long-time operating airline to the cosmopolitan city. Many countries national airlines have organized flights to Hong Kong, including British Airways, Air China, Korean Air, and Thai Airways. The Hong Kong Airport runs on modern facilities and the capacity to host numerous airlines safely daily. A city that has thrived through the times, Hong Kong has kept her roots, and a vacation of two to five days in the city will overflow with island hopping, gourmet excursion, shopping, and cultural activities.

Why rent a boat on holiday in Hong Kong?

People come to Hong Kong for the alluring skyline and the occasional reminders of its profound cultural heritage with China. If you are looking for a short break for the buzzing city of Hong Kong, renting a boat to the neighboring islands offers a sensory feast. Hong Kong was built on spiky mountains and a long stretch of country parks and is the natural habitat of some of the world's geological and historical wonders. Renting a boat in Hong Kong will give you another perspective of Hong Kong that praises its traditional village, luscious forest, and deserted island. Wondering where to go on a boat trip in Hong Kong, set sail to the South Bay Beach, Clearwater Bay, or the Millionaire's Beach for the most alluring and surprising view of the city.

How much is speed boat rental in Hong Kong?

With an endless list of activities in Hong Kong, renting a speed boat should be a full breeze step. A speed boat rental in Hong Kong starts from $160 per person to $3,600 for a group. Rates are depending on the size of the fleet and the days of your location. On a shared basis, boat cruises are also widely available in Hong Kong and start from $54 for a one-and-a-half-hour boat ride to a full day of a shore excursion, billed at $340. Night cruises are standard practices in Hong Kong and the ultimate possibility to admire the light show. Night cruises start at $30 and may go up to $200.

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Rent a boat for a day in hong kong.

Leaving from the cruise terminal in Hong Kong, rent a boat for one day. Visit the highlights in Hong Kong and Kowloon. Your journey starts with a visit to Victoria Harbour, a busy ferry station with more than 70 000 people across the water of Hong Kong. For a short while, you will leave the comfort of your boat, to cross past Repulse Bay and visit Aberdeen Harbour, a famous fishing village that you can experience on a sampan boat.

Just a short while from Hong Kong, Macau is accessible by boat. On a chartered catamaran sail to Macau and expect to explore the UNESCO World Heritage, most importantly the Ruins of St Paul and A-Ma Temple. Macau is also famous for the Grand Prix, which you can visit as you drive along the Guia Circuit. Finish your day at the 11th tallest tower in the world, Macau Tower.

Rent a boat for the weekend in Hong Kong

Rent a boat for the weekend in Hong Kong to get away from the city's constant noise. Navigate to Lamma Island, the home of Chow Yun-Fat. Best for casual outing and excursion, Lamma Island is so tiny that you could finish exploring the most famous spots in two hours. With a strong cultural background, the island of Cheung Chau Island is an exciting spot. You may visit the Cheung Po Tsai Cave, the Robin Hood headquarters of Hong Kong, and the place where Cheung PoTsai gave the poor what he would have stolen from the rich. March and April are the most eventful period of the year with cherry tree blossoming and embellishing the island while the Cheung Chau Bun Festival fills the city with joy and celebration in April. End your two-day boat ride at Lantau Island, whose iconic Big Buddha gracefully gazes over the island. There is plenty to do in Lantau Island from digging out white clams, climbing the Lantau trail or visiting the traditional fishing village.

Party boat rental in Hong Kong

Party boat rental in Hong Kong is a highly sought after an experience while on vacation. Rent a party boat in Hong Kong to experience both the nightlife and the city's marine activities. With a group of friends or family, rent a boat to sample delicious seafood, and the cherry on top of the cake will be to add extra fun with a banana boat ride, or speed boat for watersports. On a private yacht, Hong Kong offers some of the most alluring party in the city. Designed to fit more than a hundred people, party boat rental can be custom made and added with extra punch such as inflatable slide trampoline, bean bags, sunbed, and custom-built bar. Ever heard about the junks, the Hong Kong-style traditional boat that you could privatize and host parties to impress your guests. With a touch of modernity, junks will add fun with bean bags, kaya, and floating platforms.

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‘Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong': Beijing hits back at U.S. for ‘slandering' city's new security law

By lee ying shan,cnbc • published march 21, 2024 • updated on march 21, 2024 at 12:54 am.

• China's embassy hit back against U.S. criticism of Hong Kong's new national security law, urging the U.S. to "respect China's sovereignty."
• "Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong. Hong Kong affairs are purely China's internal affairs, which no country is in the position to point fingers at or interfere in," a spokesperson said on Wednesday.

China's embassy hit back against U.S. criticism of Hong Kong's new national security law on Thursday, saying the U.S. should "respect China's sovereignty."

Hong Kong lawmakers passed a new national security law on Tuesday which critics say grants the government more power to quash dissent.

The law includes stringent penalties for a wide range of actions including "treason" and "insurrection" which are punishable by life imprisonment.

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Following the announcement, the U.S. State Department described the threats outlined in the law as "poorly defined and incredibly vague."

"We believe that these kinds of actions have the potential to accelerate the closing of Hong Kong's once open society," spokesperson Vedant Patel said. 

China's embassy in the U.S. responded by saying that other countries should not interfere in its affairs. 

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"Hong Kong is China's Hong Kong. Hong Kong affairs are purely China's internal affairs, which no country is in the position to point fingers at or interfere in," a spokesperson said on Wednesday .

"We urge the U.S. side to respect China's sovereignty, adhere to the principles guiding the international law and the basic norms governing international relations, and immediately stop interfering in Hong Kong affairs which are China's internal affairs."

Hong Kong's Legislative Council had  introduced the bill known as Article 23  on March 8 and Chief Executive John Lee had urged to pass the law "as soon as possible" amid an "increasingly complex" geopolitics backdrop.

Earlier this month, China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi said the U.S. had been devising "new ways to suppress China," and its accusations against Beijing had reached an "unbelievable degree."

"There is some progress in the China-U.S. bilateral relationship, but we have to point out that U.S. continues to persist with a wrong understanding of China," he said.

— CNBC's Evelyn Cheng and Clement Tan contributed to this story.

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Mary Kwan moved into Tai Hang Sai Estate soon after it was completed in 1965. Almost 60 years later, the 80 year-old is preparing to quit her eighth-floor flat for a transitional housing project in Tai Po.

Tai Hang Sai Estate, Hong Kong’s only privately-owned low-rental housing estate , is set to be demolished and redeveloped, which is why Kwan – and many of her former neighbours – must vacate their homes. Because the deadline to move out was initially set for mid-March, Kwan has already packed most of her bags, which were stacked next to her sofa when HKFP spoke to her on Tuesday.

Built in 1965, with an eighth block added in 1977, the estate was initially meant to rehouse people affected by the clearance of the Tai Hang Sai Resettlement Area, offering over 1,600 units below market value.

Kwan lived in her apartment with her husband, and the couple raised their three children there. But since her husband fell ill and moved out to live with their son five years ago, Kwan has been the sole occupant of the 320-square foot two-bedroom flat.

‘I don’t have much time’

Every morning, Kwan goes downstairs for a breakfast of soy milk and rice rolls, then hikes up sixteen flights of stairs back up to her flat.

“I’m happy that I get to move someplace new, but I’m also worried because it took so long to be allocated a new home,” Kwan said in Cantonese, surrounded by festive red decorations that have stayed up since the Lunar New Year.

Red, which is traditionally considered auspicious, is also the colour of the Chinese character for “tragic” written on banners at the entrance of Man Lok House, one of the eight blocks at Tai Hang Sai Estate.

“The Hong Kong Settlers Housing Corporation (HKSHC) are liars,” one banner reads, referring to the estate’s owner. Since the corporation last June announced a plan to help residents relocate by providing rental subsidies, tenants have held protests calling for relocation in public rental housing.

Kate Auyeung, a member of the Resident’s Rights Concern Group, told HKFP last October that landlords would be hesitant to lease to elderly residents and called the corporation’s proposals “unfair and improper.”

A single-person household will get around HK$9,000 in monthly rent subsidies over the course of the five-year redevelopment, while a family of four will receive HK$13,500 a month. But tenants have not been allocated public housing flats as many had hoped, with housing minister Winnie Ho last year saying that would be unfair to those on the waiting list for government-subsidised flats.

According to HKSHC, it will provide 1,300 flats for returning tenants and some 2,000 units for a “Starter Homes” pilot scheme when the redevelopment is completed in 2029.

“But I’m old now, I don’t have much time left,” Kwan said with a sigh.

Although lawmakers discussed the redevelopment more than a decade ago, it was not until last June that tenants were handed eviction notices.

Relocation woes

Even with the rent subsidies, finding new homes has proved a challenge for many of Tai Hang Sai Estate’s elderly residents. Just days ahead of the March 15 deadline for vacating the estate, Kwan was notified that she had more time to sort out her affairs. At the time, she was still waiting for her application for transitional housing to be processed.

Run by non-governmental organisations and backed by the government, transitional housing provides short- to medium-term housing for those in urgent need of somewhere to live. Kwan’s application was rejected three times before she was allocated a flat at Lok Sin Village in Tai Po, costing about HK$2,200 per month in rent – a little more than triple what she has been paying at Tai Hang Sai Estate. Even so, she is glad to have found a new home.

“I feel a little bit better now,” she said.

In the course of her 56 years on the estate, Kwan has made lifelong friends. “[My neighbours] have all left their phone numbers for me, now I can call them at the push of a button!”

But getting used to her new home will take time.

Kwan’s transitional housing unit is surrounded by grassland and sandwiched between two luxury housing estates – a far cry from the old but relatively well-equipped Shek Kip Mei neighbourhood where Tai Hang Sai Estate is located.

“If my daughter lets me move in with her, I’ll do that,” she added with a chuckle. “I’m more familiar with the area in Tsuen Wan, so I can go listen to Cantonese opera!”

Kwan is one of 120-odd households allocated transitional housing that have yet to move out of the estate, according to a statement from the HKSHC last Tuesday. Another 60 households have not yet notified the corporation of readiness to hand over their flats, and legal proceedings have been initiated against about 20 who have refused to surrender them.

Around 10 residents have applied for legal aid to challenge the government’s redevelopment plan.

Downstairs, on a bench at the end of Man Tai House, former resident Au looked up at the ninth-floor flat he grew up in.

He moved out several months ago, after being notified of the relocation arrangement, to join his elderly mother in a public housing flat. In doing so, he forfeited his right to the rent subsidies offered by HKSHC. Au said he felt sympathy for his former neighbours who did not have that option.

“Some of these residents are 80, 90 years old. What business do they have looking for new homes at their age?” he said, sitting next to his wheelchair-bound mother. “The government hasn’t intervened. Why won’t it help the elderly residents and let the younger ones take care of themselves?”

“In this day and age, residents are being dispossessed… It just doesn’t seem reasonable,” said Au’s sister.

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