Hong Kong’s Premier Water Sports Destination
Nestled along the beautiful coastline of Sai Sha in Hong Kong, GO PARK Aqua is an exciting water sports center that seamlessly integrates with nature while offering state-of-the-art facilities for enthusiasts of all ages.
The center has partnered with Blue Sky Sports Club, a leading water sports provider with over 25 years of experience in Hong Kong. This collaboration brings international qualified instructors and professional expertise to GO PARK Aqua, ensuring safe and high-quality experiences. Blue Sky Sports Club operates across multiple locations in Hong Kong and brings this extensive network and knowledge to enhance the offerings at GO PARK Aqua.
Visitors can enjoy a wide variety of water activities, including stand-up paddle boarding (SUP), kayaking, wing foil and other water sports, all supervised by Blue Sky’s certified instructors. The range of activities caters to everyone from complete beginners to experienced enthusiasts, with courses and experiences designed to match all skill levels.
Families will appreciate the center’s inclusive approach, with many activities designed specifically for children. The stunning location features gentle waves that provide a perfect backdrop for all water activities, making it ideal for first-time participants and younger adventurers.
GO PARK Aqua enhances the visitor experience with specially designed photo spots along the coastline, including a “giant photo frame” installation that captures the area’s natural beauty.
Whether you’re trying a new water sport, enjoying family time in a beautiful setting, or simply soaking in coastal views, GO PARK Aqua offers a refreshing escape with its perfect blend of activity and tranquility in the gorgeous setting of Sai Sha.
Kayak & SUP Rental
Lessons & Tours
Download the GO PARK Sports mobile app from Google Play or the App Store to stay updated with our latest news anytime, anywhere. With just a few taps, you can book regular classes, private coaching, events, and facilities—quick, convenient, and hassle-free, making it easier than ever to start your sports journey! Download now from the links below:
How to find Blue Sky courses?
After downloading and registering on the app, go to:
Bookings > Event Registration > Water Sports / Excursion
or
Bookings > Regular Group Classes > SUP
or
Bookings > Private Coaching > SUP / Wing Foil
Direction
Go Park Aqua, 9 Hoi Ying Road, Sai Sha
Public Transportation
KMB 287, Citybus 582, Green Minibus 807K, Citybus 581, Green Minibus 807K, KMB 299X, Citybus 582
Driving
Drive from Wu Kai Sha, turn left at the Sai Sha Road roundabout onto Hoi Ying Road, then take the second exit at the Hoi Ying Road roundabout, and you will reach the Public Car Park
FAQ — GO PARK Aqua
— A waterfront water sports facility at Sai Sha where Blue Sky Sports Club runs kayak and SUP rentals, wing foil lessons, private coaching and group classes for all skill levels.
How do I get there — and is there parking? — Public transport: KMB 287, KMB 299X, Citybus 581, Citybus 582, and Green Minibus 807K. Driving: from Wu Kai Sha, turn left at the Sai Sha Road roundabout onto Hoi Ying Road, then take the second exit at the Hoi Ying Road roundabout to reach the public car park. A public car park is available at the venue.
How much is rental? — Single kayak from HK$120 (half day) / HK$240 (full day); double kayak from HK$250 / HK$450; SUP board from HK$190 / HK$380.
How do I book? — Kayak and SUP rentals are booked online at bluesky-sc.com, or you can walk in. Regular group classes, private coaching and events are booked through the GO PARK Sports app (iOS / Android).
Do I need experience or to be able to swim? — No swimming requirement for rentals — a life jacket is provided and no experience is needed. Lessons welcome complete beginners. Anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
What’s the minimum age? — 6 and up. Double (tandem) kayaks are open to children from age 3 with a parent. Under-18s must be accompanied by a parent or guardian.
What facilities are there, and which days are you open?
