"Excursion with Water Save Dave" Visiting Programme, to be conducted by way of guided tours, comprises visits to various waterworks facilities under three themes. It aims to introduce the historical background and significance of various waterworks facilities, enhancing public’s knowledge of water resources and raising their awareness of water conservation.
The following guided tours to waterworks facilities are now opened to individuals and organisations for visit by prior application:
Theme | Name of Facilities | Visiting Time* | Assembly Point | Assembly Time | Dismissal Point | Dismissal Time |
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Theme 1: Our Water Resources and Nature Plover Cove Reservoir is the world's first freshwater coastal reservoir which plays an important role in transporting and storing Dongjiang water, ensuring the stability of water supply of Hong Kong; while High Island Reservoir is the Hong Kong’s largest reservoir. Participants can visit these two reservoirs to understand their history while enjoying the beautiful scenery. |
Plover Cove Reservoir (The itinerary includes Tai Mei Tuk Family Walk which consists of mainly narrow trails and stairs thereby certain efforts will be required. Applicants should assess their own as well as their participants' health conditions and consider whether it is necessary to be accompanied and assisted by care takers before making application for the guided tour.) |
Friday: Saturday or Sunday: |
Tai Po Market MTR Station Exit A2 (Next to Uptown Plaza) Location Map |
Morning session: Afternoon session:
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Tai Po Market MTR Station Exit A2 (Next to Uptown Plaza) Location Map |
Morning session: Afternoon session:
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High Island Reservoir |
Ma On Shan Plaza (Next to Bayshore Towers) Location Map |
Ma On Shan Plaza (Next to Bayshore Towers) Location Map |
Morning session: Afternoon session: |
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Theme 2: Waterworks Heritage Trails Participants can witness various historic waterworks structures along the heritage trails and learn the water supply history of Hong Kong. |
Tai Tam Waterworks Heritage Trail |
Thursday: Saturday or Sunday: Morning or Afternoon |
Wanchai MTR Station Exit B1 (Next to Southorn Centre) |
Wanchai MTR Station Exit B1 (Next to Southorn Centre) |
Morning session: Afternoon session: |
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Kowloon Waterworks Heritage Trail |
Tai Wai MTR Station Exit A |
Tai Wai MTR Station Exit A |
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Theme 3: Fresh Water Treatment and Quality Control Participants can learn about the water treatment processes and strict water quality control after the Dongjiang water and local raw water entering the water treatment works. They can also learn about the daily operations of the water treatment plant and Hong Kong's water supply system. |
Tai Po Water Treatment Works |
Tuesday: Saturday or Sunday: |
Tai Po Market MTR Station Exit A2 (Next to Uptown Plaza) Location Map |
Tai Po Market MTR Station Exit A2 (Next to Uptown Plaza) Location Map |
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Ma On Shan Water Treatment Works |
Ma On Shan Plaza (next to Bayshore Towers) |
Ma On Shan Plaza (next to Bayshore Towers) Location Map |
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Ngau Tam Mei Water Treatment Works |
Kam Sheung Road MTR Station Exit A Location Map |
Kam Sheung Road MTR Station Exit A Location Map |
Please submit the application through the online platform (https://www.waterconservation.gov.hk/en/wsd-excursion-with-dave/index.html).
Individual applicants are required to apply online at least 14 days prior to the date of visit.
Group applicants are required to apply online at least 30 days prior to the date of visit.
Individual applicants will receive an instant confirmation email upon making an online application successfully.
Successful group applicants will usually be notified through SMS and email at least 3 weeks before the date of visit after submission of online application. WSD will also notify the unsuccessful applicants through SMS and email.
Individual applicants are required to cancel the booking via online plaform (https://www.waterconservation.gov.hk/en/wsd-excursion-with-dave/index.html) at least 14 days prior to the date of visit.
Group applicants are required to cancel the booking made through our enquiry hotline (Theme 1) 2370 4866; (Theme 2) 3590 8980; (Theme 3) 3590 8980 or by fax (2824 0578) or email (wsdinfo@wsd.gov.hk) at least 14 days prior to the date of visit.
If there are any changes in the number of participants, applicant must make request through our enquiry hotline (Theme 1) 2370 4866; (Theme 2) 3590 8980; (Theme 3) 3590 8980 or by fax (2824 0578) or email (wsdinfo@wsd.gov.hk) at least one week before the date of visit. WSD’s confirmation is required for all applications for changes in the number of participants to be effective. Due to limited availability of guided tours, acceptance of the change request is subject to the final decision of WSD.