The Hong Kong Government proposed allowing the Airport Authority Hong Kong to carry out water recreation and yacht bay development works in the bay area between the Hong Kong International Airport, the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port and Tung Chung, east of the bridge port and in Tung Chung East, according to a notice gazetted on August 7, 2026. The notice describes the extent of foreshore and seabed affected.

The proposed works include dredging, breakwaters, gangways, platforms and floating walkways for berthing and mooring facilities, plus cable wake towers, floating walkways and platforms for a water park. The government said the aim is to create leisure and tourism opportunities and a marine lifestyle destination. The works were tentatively scheduled to commence in 2027 for completion by 2030.

The notice and plan are posted near the site and available for inspection at the Lands Department's Survey and Mapping Office, the Islands Home Affairs Enquiry Centre in Tung Chung and the Lands Department website. Anyone with an interest, right or easement in or over the affected foreshore and seabed may object in writing to the Director of Lands within two months of the gazette date, on or before October 7, describing that interest and how they would be affected.