Day 66 - Nov 1

Set out for Sai Kung, which meant taking a bus, train, train, minibus, taxi, then hike for a half hour. This area is up in the New Territories of Hong Kong on the eastern coast toward the mainland. Known for scenic beaches, cliff diving, and historical pirate caves. The coastline in places has deep inlets and the rocky outcroppings that just lend themselves to smuggling.
We spent the day getting to the campsite, and eventually arrived in the late evening. After some drama with tents, we eventually figured everything out and built a bonfire on the beach with the help of some incredibly nice Germans who hosted surf camps at the beach. After hours of guitar, relaxing, and some disc (on the ridiculously clean beach, until the tide came in the next morning) we called it a night.