Overview

Within easy reach of your Four Seasons guest room or suite are other options for sports or active enjoyment. For further ideas or details, our Concierge is always pleased to advise and assist you.

Golf

The Hong Kong Golf Club at Deep Water Bay and Fanling

The Hong Kong Golf Club, opened in 1889, is recognised as one of the world's most exclusive golf clubs, and has hosted a long list of international and Asian tournaments. The Club has a 9-hole course in Deep Water Bay on Hong Kong Island and three 18-hole golf courses in Fanling, New Territories. Visitors are welcome from Monday to Friday (except public holidays). Advance booking is recommended.

Visit The Hong Kong Golf Club, Deep Water Bay web site

Visit The Hong Kong Golf Club, Fanling web site

The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Club

Guests may play golf at the Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Club in Sai Kung, New territories. The club has two 18-hole courses, over 60 driving range bays lit for night play, putting green, chipping and bunker areas. Visitors are welcome from Monday to Friday. Advance booking is recommended.

Visit The Jockey Club Kau Sai Chau Public Golf Club web site

Tennis

Victoria Park Tennis Centre

Victoria Park in Causeway Bay is the largest park on Hong Kong island, with six standard tennis courts available for rent to the public. The Tennis Centre Court, with a spectator seating capacity of 3,611, has been host to numerous international tournaments since 1981.

Hong Kong Tennis Centre

The Hong Kong Tennis Centre in Happy Valley welcomes visitors to use their six public courts. Reservations are recommended.

Jogging

For those keen on keeping fit, the island offers jogging paths. Enjoy the outdoors and a relaxed environment, right in the city. If you go for an early morning run, you'll likely encounter locals, young and old, practising the Chinese martial art of tai chi.

Hong Kong Park

Located behind Pacific Place shopping complex near Central District, this 8-hectare (19.8-acre) park has paths for early morning walking or jogging. Along the way you'll have views of a pond with colourful goldfish, landscaped gardens, an aviary and waterfalls.

The Peak Circle Walk

This path, high above the harbour, is a great way to combine a workout with sightseeing. Starting from The Peak Tower, the path takes you along the mountainside, overlooking Kowloon peninsula, Victoria Harbour and the skyscrapers of Central. As you progress, the view changes from cityscape to the verdant valleys and the reservoir of island south. In the distance are outlying islands and the South China Sea. After 3.5 kilometres (2.2 miles), you are back at your starting point.