Introduction to berths in Hong Kong

Hong Kong offers a wide range of berth options, including typhoon shelters and yacht clubs, to suit the needs of different vessels. But how do you find the right berth in Hong Kong? This article will introduce the characteristics of berths in different areas to answer your doubts.

Causeway Bay typhoon shelter berth

Located in the heart of Causeway Bay on Hong Kong Island, the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter is one of the earliest havens in Hong Kong and is managed by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club (Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club) to provide anchorage services. Founded in 1894, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club is one of the oldest yacht clubs in Hong Kong, located on Guillette Island and connected to the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter.

Features: This typhoon shelter is suitable for small and medium-sized yachts, providing anchorage rather than fixed berths, convenient transportation, close to commercial areas, suitable for short berthing or urban sailing. Club facilities include sailing lessons, boating activities, a restaurant, a swimming pool and a bowling alley.

Price: Membership is required, the fee is HK$91,800 for a single member, HK$137,700 for a couple, and the monthly fee ranges from HK$2,000 to HK$40,000. The exact berth fee is not disclosed, but it is usually included in the membership fee, and you will need to contact the club for details. For specific berth fees, please refer to the Boatmarket berth reference.

Aberdeen berths

• Introduction: Aberdeen is located in the southern district of Hong Kong Island, a traditional fishing village, Aberdeen Marina Club provides high-end berth services. The club was established in 1984 and is located at 8 Sham Wan Road, near the Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter.
• Features: Wet and dry berths are available for large yachts, facilities include electricity, fresh water, telephone connection and 24-hour security, as well as ferry services, fuel stations, waste pumping facilities, outdoor swimming pools, bowling alleys and ice skating rinks. The dry berth can accommodate speedboats weighing up to 3.8 tonnes and is suitable for long-term mooring.
• Price: You need to become a member, the specific berth fee is not disclosed, but it is included in the membership fee, you need to contact the club for details. Or see Boatmarket berth reference.

3. Deep Bay Berth

Price: There are fewer berths in Deep Bay, and there are only 14m, 8,000 Hong Kong dollars per month berth in Boatmarket

Description: Located in Yuen Long District, New Territories, close to Shenzhen, Deep Bay is a natural bay. According to Deep Bay, China – Wikipedia, Deep Bay is a natural bay between Hong Kong and the New Territories, belonging to Deep Bay, connected to Shenzhen Bay.

Features: Shenwan is mainly a nature reserve and wetland, and part of it is Mai Po Nature Reserve, which is suitable for ecological sightseeing and bird observation, and is not a major nautical activity area, without special berth facilities.

4. Kwun Tong berths

Price: Free of charge at anchor; The cost of berthing next to the barge depends on the services provided (e.g. water, electricity, cleaning) and has no fixed standard and is subject to negotiation with the barge operator.

Description: Located in the eastern part of Kowloon, Kwun Tong Typhoon Shelter is a newer haven in Hong Kong and is suitable for recreational boats. The typhoon shelter is located between Kowloon Bay and Lei Yue Mun, close to the Kwun Tong business district.

Features: Free mooring or berthing next to commercially operated barges, no government-managed fixed berths. The area is mainly moored for yachts and oil barges, with a space allocation on a first-come, first-served basis, suitable for leisure boats, and is conveniently located close to Kwun Tong MTR Station and North Point Ferry.

5. Zao Wo Hang Berth (Pak Sha Wan)

Price: Membership fees range from HK$18,150 (21-24 years old) to HK$72,600 (over 30 years old) depending on the age group.

Description: Hebe Haven, Pak Sha Wan, located in Sai Kung District, is a natural haven with berth services provided by Hebe Haven Yacht Club. Established in 1963, the club is located in Pak Sha Wan and offers comprehensive nautical facilities.

Features: 53 dedicated pedestrian marina berths for boats from 12m to 18m, plus 3 guest berths for temporary berths, all with electricity and water supply. The club also offers sailing training courses and events such as the Typhoon Series, which are environmentally friendly and suitable for families and beginners.

Tai po

• Description: Tai Po is located in the New Territories, a township, and Tai Po Boat Club may provide berthing services. According to Portbooker, Tai Po Boat Club is listed as a pier in Tai Po, but details are limited.
• Features: Details are not yet known, but basic berth facilities may be available, suitable for small boats, close to Tai Po Water Sports Centre, suitable for leisure sailing.
• Price: Undisclosed, please contact Tai Po Boat Club for details.

Table: Overview of major berths in Hong Kong

summary

• The Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter is managed by the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club and provides anchoring services; Aberdeen has high-end berths; There are no special berths in Deep Bay.
• Different types of berths are available at Kwun Tong, Shak Wo Hang (Pak Sha Wan) and Tai Po, depending on the facilities.
• Berth fees typically require a membership, and the exact price varies by location and service and can be expensive.

Hong Kong has a wide range of berths, from high-end yacht clubs to public havens, to suit the needs of different boat owners. Due to limited information on specific fees, it is advisable to contact the relevant authorities or Boatmarket directly for the most up-to-date details.

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