Hong Kong Yatching

The sun shines over Hong Kong longer than it does most other places around the world. It’s hot, sticky, and usually not nice when wearing a suit, tie or anything for that matter. Apart from walking around nude there’s little we can do to combat the heat and humidity during working hours, but over the weekend and throughout holidays there are a few solutions. Hong Kong Yatching is just one of them.
I was introduced to the friendly team during a photoshoot for a charity race. HKY set up a bouncy castle in the water for the final challenge. Meanwhile I was snapping away totally jealous of the participants fumbling through the course. The castle was attached to their boat, a spacious vessel easily able to accommodate a party-​worth of people and it has it’s only small bar for the cherry on top!
Before the event started I was able to chat to the organizers of the boat, two young Australians, they explained to me the different people they catered to and the types of parties they provided. In this case they came over the night before simply to be prepared for the race the next day. That’s dedication!
After snapping a few shots of people face planting into the rubbery surface I was given the opportunity to race through it. I’ll say this, a normal teak junk doesn’t cut it anymore! Why have a party on a junk when you can have a party on a boat with a bouncy castle?! I say this not actually knowing the price they charge, which I’m sure you can find on their website. Don’t hesitate to give them a call, the two I spoke to were friendly and eager to help!