“The Hideout really lives up to its name,” says the venue’s event manager Ziva Chung. “We’ve also started yoga and breathwork classes, which work well in this chill space.”

A great deal more lies waiting to be discovered outside Mui Wo: not least Lantau’s hiking trails. These range from the 70km Mui Wo Loop, which opened 40 years ago, to the vertiginous pathways that lead up from the Tian Tan Buddha to the island’s highest points.

“We’re very lucky with the sheer variety,” says Rory Mackay, who leads Wild Hong Kong’s hiking and cycling tours. “Summiting Lantau Peak’s 934 metres at sunrise is very popular, but if the weather’s uncooperative we can switch to something like the waterfall trek up Wong Lung Hang. We host a lot of overseas clients, and they’re all blown away by Lantau’s green vistas.”

Down on the coast, Lantau’s beaches are a visitor magnet for much of the year, but especially in summer.