Tong Fuk Point (Lantau Island)

Tong Fuk Point (Lantau Island) is a highly technical, expert-only kitesurfing spot built around reef and shallow-water hazards. The water is typically cloudy, and the bottom presents submerged reefs/corals and sharp rocks and shells, so mistakes can be unforgiving. There is no practical launch or landing at the point itself. Riders access the wave zone by water—either riding upwind from Sui Hau or approaching from downwind of Cheung Sha—so the spot functions more like an advanced wave section you transit into rather than a standalone beach launch. Wind prospects are strongest from July through December, with best wind directions reported as ENE, E, ESE, SE, and SSE. One provider also reports moderate gusting and moderate wind reliability, while another describes wind as gradient-driven; either way, the spot is positioned for easterly/southeasterly regimes. Wave riding is described as a left-hand break associated with the correct typhoon-related swell setup (South China Sea south swell). Because there is no on-spot rescue availability and strong currents can develop around the headland, the key priorities are local confirmation, careful entry/exit planning, and respecting the reef’s proximity at low margin.