Hong Kong has many water sports spots suitable for families with children. Prices for canoes and stand-up boards start from HK$80. This article summarizes the 5 major safety rules, 5 popular parent-child recommendations (Tai Mei Tuk, Kwan Yin Bay, Cheung Chau, Stanley, Hoi Ha Wan, Sai Kung, and Sheung Sze Wan), as well as 3 common misunderstandings made by novice parents.
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