Stanley's unpopular beach with few people and clean sea

The weather was nice on Sunday, so I made an appointment with friends to go to Stanley Beach. Compared to the more famous Repulse Bay Beach, this place has fewer people and cleaner sand, making it perfect for taking your kids out for a walk or relaxing! Stanley is a famous tourist attraction in Hong Kong. There used to be many kapok trees here with bright red flowers. Under the sunlight, they looked like red pillars, hence the name "Stanley". There are many beaches in Stanley. We first went to the small beach in front of Eight Houses. There were large shade trees and it was very pleasant to sit on the picnic mat and watch the dragon boat race. After my friend came, we went to St. Timothy's Bay Beach together. It is on the west coast of Stanley and was named after St. Timothy's College and its affiliated primary school nearby. There are snack kiosks, changing rooms, shower facilities and toilets on the beach, making swimming here very convenient. The child’s father took the two children to play in the sea and caught a live starfish. The starfish had many furry tentacles. We looked at it for a while and then put it back into the sea. We saw it turn over and cling tightly to the rock with its tentacles. My friend and I chatted and ate watermelon under the shade of the trees, feeling extremely relaxed. Transportation: You can take bus No. 6, 6A, 6X or cross-harbour bus No. 973 from Exchange Square in Central to Stanley Bus Terminal. Then you need to walk about ten minutes along Wong Ma Kok Path to St. Peter's Beach. #good places for families #local travel #good places in hong kong #good places in summer #hong kong beaches