The Tolo Channel is a body of water located in the northeastern part of Hong Kong. It separates the New Territories from Hong Kong Island and connects to the Victoria Harbour. The channel is known for its scenic views and is surrounded by various residential areas and parks. The Tolo Channel is also significant for its marine life and serves as a habitat for various species. It is a popular spot for recreational activities such as sailing and kayaking, attracting both locals and tourists who enjoy the natural beauty of the area.