The secret of my friend secretly grinding the MacLehose Trail for the Nth time was finally discovered by me

Last week, another group of buddies followed us to reverse the MacLehose Trail Section 2 Among them were a few familiar faces (who have participated in the MacLehose Trail activities n+ times) What magic does the MacLehose Trail have that attracts them? Is it the beautiful scenery of the emerald green bay and the clear, sandy Ham Tin Wan? Is it the Tiffany blue of the High Island Reservoir that makes every shot a masterpiece? Or is it the white sail cruise of Hong Kong's version of the Maldives, Long Ke Wan? It's not all about the scenery, what's more important is the experience Camping by the sea: open a tent and you're by the sea, lying down to watch the sunrise Accidentally, you can collect the sunrise, sunset, stars, and the sea The MacLehose Trail is 100 kilometers in total, and we chose the most scenic Section 2 The first day is about 7 kilometers on foot, and the second day is about 9 kilometers The condition of MacLehose Trail Section 2 is very mature, even children can complete it When tired, just stop to enjoy the scenery, and have a few sips of 'happy water' MacLehose Trail two-day and one-night route DAY1⃣️ Shenzhen border--Sai Kung--Ham Tin Wan DAY2⃣️ Ham Tin Wan--MacLehose Trail Section 1--Disband in Sai Kung ✔️Long Ke Wan Hong Kong's version of the Maldives! The sand is fine and the water is clear, and all along the way, we couldn't help but exclaim: It's so beautiful! Tips❗ The hillside next to Long Ke beach is an excellent spot to appreciate Long Ke Wan and Long Ke Tsai ✔️Sai Wan Sai Wan, which is known as the 'Top Ten Natural Sceneries in Hong Kong' and ranked second, produces great photos during sunrise and sunset ✔️High Island Reservoir On a clear day, you can see Sharp Peak in the distance, and the lively colors under the clear sky are eye-catching ✔️Ham Tin Wan In my mind, it's synonymous with sunny beaches, and the camping experience is also very good, with mature campsites, plenty of supply points, and restrooms ⭕Entry precautions for Hong Kong ☑ The main currency is Hong Kong dollars in cash, prepare about 500 dollars in cash or a UnionPay card ☑ Electronic payment is not very popular in Hong Kong, most transportation uses Octopus cards, you can buy one when entering Hong Kong, and it can be recharged multiple times WeChat Pay supports some subway exits, but minibuses mainly use Octopus cards, which can be used as a backup ☑ The voltage in Hong Kong is different from the mainland, and since the itinerary is more rural, it is recommended to bring a 20,000mAh power bank and a Hong Kong direct current charging adapter Return journey 3⃣️ways Tips❗ It is not recommended to buy the return ticket in advance to avoid missing it ①Sai Kung by bus or taxi→Sha Tin transfer to MTR→Austin Station Take the high-speed rail from West Kowloon to Shenzhen/Guangzhou, tickets can be purchased directly on 12306, price: 215 RMB Expensive price, fast customs clearance, tight tickets (last train around 20:00) ②Sai Kung by bus or taxi→Sha Tin→Luohu/Futian cross the border by Harmony or high-speed rail Moderate price 79.5 RMB + MTR about 50 HKD, more tickets, last train 22:40 ③Take the direct bus to the city: the cheapest price 90 HKD, need to reserve at least 30 minutes for customs clearance More tickets, can be purchased on Nathan Road in Mong Kok, CTS and Eternal East have a good reputation