[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Ham Tin Wan (Updated May)

Comfortable weather to enjoy the sea breeze, two beaches adjacent not afraid of too many people😎😎 There are shops on both sides where you can treat your stomach, and there are also public toilets for hiking and camping. Wake up and look directly at the sea to watch the sunrise🌅 It's a good place for hiking and camping👍🏻 #local tour #countryside #Tailang Sai Wan

This is one of the best beaches in Hong Kong. The sand is beautiful and although takes more than 1.5 hours to get there, it is definitely worth it. The water is very clean and there a few restaurants on the beachside for drinks and good Cantonese food. To get there, you can either hike or conveniently get on a speed boat from Sai kung ferry pier which takes about 30 to 45 minutes

If you have never been to the beaches (e.g. Sai Wan, Ham Tin, Long Ke etc.) in Sai Kung, you are missing out!!! Unlike the mainstream public beaches in HK, these hidden beaches are not as crowded and the water is SO MUCH CLEARER. I was actually amazed when I first visited the beaches 😯 How to get there: - EASY ROUTE: once you arrive at the sai kung public pier, you will see a lot of hawkers selling speedboat tickets, buy a return ticket from them and get on the speedboat at the designated time according to the hawkers. The journey takes around 45 mins and the tickets are approx $320 two ways - HARDER ROUTE: take minibus 29R or taxi to sai wan pavilion the hike roughly 5 km to the beach. It is a fairly easy trail as it’s super well maintained and with mostly concrete paths. #本地遊 #familytravel #urbanexplorer #bucketlistreboot

Spending one night at Ham Tin beach gives us more time to relax and more interesting experiences to be amused by 🤩. It was summer when we went there for camping. Beach is so beatiful with its clear blue water and fine sand🏖️. As the sun setting down, tide gets high yet still many people enjoy swimming 🏊🏼. Wake up at dawn the next day, waiting for the sunrise 🌅, it's an amazing way to start a day I tried the hiking 🚶🏻‍♀️🥾 trail and considered easy. Up from the high ground you can see a full incredible view of Ham Tin Beach, it's just amazed me. Always remember to bring enough water 💦when you want to go for hiking, it's burning 🔥🔥 during daytime This beach has facilities like toilet with plenty of water and kiosk where we can buy snacks and drinks. How to get there: By speedboat from Sai Kung pier, cost around HKD120-150 and take about 30mnt #beaches #hiking #香港camping

Ham Tin beach is part of Tai Long Wan - the bay that consists of four breathtaking beaches: Sai Wan, Ham Tin, Tai Wan, and Tung Wan. The beach can be reached by boat from Sai Kung Pier for about 30 minutes rides. The boat costs HKD.280 (return ticket) per person. Arrive in Ham Tin, you can enjoy beach ambience on one side and mountain view on another side. Its clear water and choppy waves will give you a great experience of swimming and playing in the water. Another memorable thing you can try is camping on the sand around the beach, so you will enjoy remarkable sunrise and the breeze in the morning. There is clean toilet with plenty of water for you to stay for camping, and small restaurant if you wanna buy extra drinks and snacks. On top of your beach-life experience, ride the boat from or to this beach in the afternoon can be very adventurous, especially if the waves are choppy! Try it! #beach #adventure #saikung

Ham Tin Bay is located in Sai Kung East Country Park. It is one of the beaches in Sai Kung's four bays and has been listed as a designated camping site in Hong Kong by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Department in recent years. Ham Tin Bay has clear water and fine sand. It is adjacent to Sai Wan and is often visited together. Among them, there is a dilapidated wooden bridge connecting to the beach, which is one of the landmarks of Ham Tin Bay. Things to note ⚠️ Ham Tin Bay is not a beach under the jurisdiction of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, there are no lifeguards, and the sea is relatively rough, so you need to be more careful when engaging in water activities. The route is medium to long and relatively open, so you should be prepared to protect yourself from the sun. Transportation: Take bus No. 29R from Sai Kung city centre and get off at Sai Wan Ting. Take bus No. 94 from Sai Kung city centre and get off at Pak Tam Au.

After introducing Tai Lang Sai Wan last time, this time I want to introduce Salt Field Bay, one of the four bays in Tsim Sha Tsui😚 I have been to so many beaches in Hong Kong, my favorite is Salt Field Bay🥰, in addition to these basic factors such as clear water and fine sand, Salt Field Bay is also one of the few beaches in Hong Kong where you can see the horizontal line rising and the sunrise, and it is also a place for camping⛺ and stargazing🌠 1. The water is clear and the sand is fine🏖️ 2. Horizontal line rising sunrise 🌅 (I can't even go to Australia Gold Coast to see the horizontal line rising sunrise can be seen here 🤩, so it is not an exaggeration to say it is the Hong Kong version of Gold Coast, I do not know if you have noticed, I successfully captured the moment of the big cargo ship carrying the sun on it 🤣) 3. Camping spot ⛺ (I visually estimated 30-40 camps on the day I went, sometimes fortunately there will be cows 🐂 sleeping near your camp 🤪, there is a store and public toilets) 4. Stargazing destination 🌠 (It is recommended that you download a stargazing app in advance, then you can know what star you are looking at, I can see at least Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, Sirius, the moon, and can vaguely see the galaxy 😍 traffic: 1. Take a taxi or 29R village bus from Sai Kung Pier to Sai Wan Pavilion, then walk along the mountain road for 45 minutes to Tai Lang Sai Wan, then walk to the left side of Tai Lang Sai Wan for another 30 minutes (if you want to take the village bus, remember to queue 20-30 minutes in advance 😉) 2. If you carry too much camping luggage friends can choose to and from Sai Kung Public Pier and Salt Field Bay speedboat 🚤, one person one way $ 150 🤣 Want to know more good things to do in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁, with your support we will have the motivation to continue to discover the special places of Hong Kong for you 😚🥰 #SaltfieldBay #camping #stargazing #sunrise #sunrise series #goldcoast #lifetime series

#springtravel#localtravel Take a minibus or taxi from Sai Kung to Sai Wan Ting and start the second section of the MacLehose Trail, which is 13 kilometers long and passes three beaches along the way. The scenery is very beautiful, the sea is very blue, and you can also see a big fish painted on the beach. It takes about 4-5 hours to hike. Bring water and dry food and come prepared.

Before the outbreak of the epidemic, I tried this simple hiking route with a few friends who did not go hiking ⛰ CP worth bursting 💯 We took a taxi from Sai Kung Bus Station to Sai Wan Ting to start, along the road is a concrete road, walked about 30 minutes to one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong, Tai Lang Sai Wan 😍 It's really beautiful and beautiful 🏖️ It was winter to go, not many people, enjoying the beautiful nature in a quiet environment, is a great enjoyment 😎 Then walk along the MacLeod Trail for about 30-40 minutes of the mountain trail + concrete stairs to another paradise: Ham Tin Wan 😆 There are two stores here, so that you can eat a meal of egg noodles, sip a cup of Coke 😋😋 After going to the beach, slowly walk for an hour or so of the mountain trail + concrete road to the end of today's trip: Akaken 🏝 This pier is definitely photogenic ⛵️ This time we took a small boat to leave on the return trip, the boat schedule is uncertain, we have to save time ⛴ We finally took 10 minutes to take the bus back to Yellowstone Pier and then transfer to bus No. 94 back to Sai Kung Pier to complete today's outing😆 #Hiking Route Recommendation

Although the weather is cooler, but taking advantage of the sunny weather ☀️ I set off with my friends to Sai Kung's famous Tai Lang Sai Wan and Salt Tin Wan 🏖 In Sai Kung city center, you can take the village bus NR29 into Sai Wan Pavilion, follow the signs to Tai Lang Sai Wan direction 🛤 Walk about 30 minutes of concrete road to reach the clear sandy Tai Lang Sai Wan 😍 It's really super beautiful! There you can go to the store to take a break or walk directly for about 20-30 minutes on the mountain road to another famous attraction: Ham Tin Bay 🌊 Many people like to come here to camp and watch the stars - the environment is really beautiful! There is also a shop behind the beach for you to treat your stomach, which is a great enjoyment of hiking☺️ After going to the beach, you can follow the signs of McLeod Trail 2 to Chi Keng, then take the street ferry (only on weekends) or fly back to Yellowstone Pier⛵️ or continue the McTrail to Pei Tam Au and take the bus😆 #countryside good places #hiking

Salt Field Bay is very large and spacious, with clear water and fine sand, which is rare in Hong Kong Play board games with friends, swim in the water, cook, another relaxing and happy holiday 🔅 Warm reminder: There are more people on holidays, if you camp, you have to go in early to occupy a beautiful place ⛺️ Facilities: Store, designated camping area, public restrooms in Salt Field Bay 🚘Transportation: 1. Go to Yellowstone Pier in Sai Kung and take a street ferry, about $20 a person 2. Take the express boat directly from Sai Kung Pier to Salt Field Bay, which charges $150 per person, which is certainly the fastest way. #hkig #hiking #hikinghk #camping #trail #hiking #hamtinwan #saiwan #taiwan #tungwan #tailongtsui #saiwan #samtinwan #taiwan #tungwan #tailang Tsui #cheong Tsui #maclehosetrail #sunset #sunset #hiking #familygoodplaces #picnic spots

Sai Kung Ham Tin Bay & Tung Wan are the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong. No rebuttal will be accepted. It takes about half an hour to fly directly from Sai Kung Pier to the beach. Remember to wear slippers, There is no pier there, so we land directly on the beach. In the hot summer, small floral flowers are a perfect match. Remember to find nice weather in the summer and go for a walk on the beach. Blow the sea breeze and bask in the sun, You will find that this world is worth it. #hotsummergoodplace

Main route: Futian Port - Sai Wan Ting - Ham Tin Bay - Sai Kung Pier - Sha Tin - Futian Port Time: 10 o'clock port. Arrive in Shatin at 6 o'clock. Exercise: 5km hike + 2 hours of beach swimming + 1 hour of speedboat Equipment: Water! Very important. I brought two bottles of water with me when I set out. When I arrived at Xiwan Village, I drank a bottle of Coke and bought two more bottles, which were just enough to get to Xiantian Bay. There is no need for hiking poles, as the road is all cement and short. Hiking shoes are also unnecessary, ordinary sports shoes are best. (The above limits this section). Bring a swimsuit + slippers (seaside swimming equipment) The plants on both sides of the hike are very low, so it is very sunny overall, but the route is basically facing the sun, which is good. (Even so, the facial mask dried up in seconds when I got home that night, so I had to apply it again the next morning.) I arrived at Futian Port at 10 o'clock. After crossing the port, you can take a taxi directly to Xiwanting (it is said to be 300 yuan). I took the express line to University Station and took a taxi (green taxi, 170 yuan). The driver is very knowledgeable and there is no need to worry about taking the wrong bus. The scenery along the way is beautiful, basically walking along the seaside. However, because it was all mountain roads and the driver drove aggressively, I fastened my seat belt not long after I got on the bus. I was in no mood to enjoy the scenery. It was like a real-life roller coaster. After getting off the bus, there will be a sign indicating the entrance to a green path. This road is not actually part of the real MacLehose Trail, but a fork in the road. The ecology is very good. You can walk along the side for about 1 kilometer and appear outside of nature. This section of the road goes downhill all the way, and as you walk you can see the beautiful bay. At this point everything becomes hopeful. I entered the village (beef rice 90 yuan, Coke 15 yuan), and after replenishing my supplies, I waited until about 1 o'clock when the ultraviolet rays were a little weaker before leaving. It takes about an hour from Sai Wan to Ham Tin. There is a slight uphill climb along the way and it is very sunny, so this section is quite painful. We can reach Xiantian Bay at about 2:30. Once you arrive at Xiantian Bay, go buy a boat ticket (160-180 yuan). In order to watch the sunset, we bought a 5 o'clock ticket. The last flight is different every day, so it depends on the specific situation. The next step is to relax at the beach. The best time to go into the sea is at 4 o'clock when the sun is not so strong and the waves become bigger (according to experience of people living by the sea). There are more white people on the beach, but there are few people. We waited to get on the boat to experience the exciting speedboat. The speedboat felt like the most exciting part of the day. The feeling of flying on the sea is really rare. It’s not the boat that flies, but the people who fly! Not only your butt, but also your feet will leave the ground. The first half hour is exciting, and the sunset starts in the second half hour. It becomes much calmer all of a sudden, and there are more islands. You can enjoy it for a moment before you reach the shore~ There are many foods at Sai Kung Pier itself, but we chose to take the bus for 299x to go to Sha Tin for dinner. It’s an hour bus ride, but taking a taxi for this section is actually very fast. I regretted it. After the meal, you can take the express line back to Lok Ma Chau-Fuktian Port. The whole trip was very relaxing. I didn’t feel tired at all on the second day, but the itinerary was quite rich and the experience was overwhelming. #MacLehoseTrailSection2 #HongKongTravelGuideHiking

MacLehose Trail is worthy of being certified by National Geographic as the most beautiful hiking route. Po Pin Chau, Long Ke Wan, and Ham Tin Wan are really beautiful and worth a hike👍👍 Two days and one night camping⛺️with light equipment from Guangzhou. ☀️Day 1: East Dam (M019) - Long Ke Wan (M021) - Pavilion 1 (M023) - Pavilion 2 (M025) - Sai Wan Camping (M030) ✅Cross the border from Luohu, Shenzhen, take the subway🚇to "University Station" Exit B, and then take a taxi to "East Dam High Island Reservoir" for CNY50/person (Note⚠️Do not get off halfway, be sure to get off at the reservoir to save some walking) ✅After arriving at the reservoir, you can go to "Po Pin Chau" for a round trip of 4 km➕take photos within two hours (‼️Do not take the coastal route on the reservoir side, which is more dangerous. You can go to the sculpture and take the uphill route over the mountain, which is safer) ✅It is easy to walk from the reservoir to "Long Ke Wan", 1.5 km in one hour, very beautiful! ✅The road from Long Ke Wan to "Sai Wan" is more difficult, 8 km‼️You have to climb several mountains and many primitive mountain roads. You can wear knee pads and pay attention to the time of play. If you walk at night, it is recommended to walk together! ⭐️Tips: There is no supply from East Dam Reservoir to Sai Wan, so be sure to bring 2 liters of water to drink! · ⛺️Sai Wan Camping The first store is a little more expensive, but it has a fenced camping site to avoid wild boars. There are two more stores inside to compare the prices of goods. Ice pineapple is recommended🍍If the campsite is by the sea, you should guard against wild boars🐗Hang all the food on the tree away from the tent⛺️ · ☀️Day 2: Sai Wan (M031) - Ham Tin Wan (M035) - Mountain Top (M39) - Downhill MacLehose Trail End Point (M042) - (M042) Down to Pak Tam Chung Pier on the right - Take a boat to Tap Mun Island - Take a public boat (HKD11/person) to Wong Shek Pier - Take Bus 94 to Sai Kung Station - Return to Choi Hung Station · ✅The route on the second day is relatively easy, mainly cement roads, but you have to climb mountains, which is not friendly to knees. There are supply points in Ham Tin Wan and Tap Mun Island on this section, so you don't need to bring too much water. The scenery is also beautiful and good for photos🌅 · ⭐️Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau➕valid endorsement. Accommodation in Hong Kong is too expensive during holidays. You can apply for two endorsements, so you can play in Hong Kong during the day and return to Shenzhen for two nights. After using them up, you can continue to apply for endorsements! · 👚Travel advice Be sure to pay attention to the weather. If it rains, it is not recommended to go. Muddy roads are definitely difficult to walk on rainy days! · ⚠️Please follow local policies and hike safely. MacLehose Trail is currently open for hiking. ·

#camping Ham Tin Bay camping guide Location introduction: Located in the New Territories of Hong Kong, Ham Tin Bay Campground has stunning beaches and spectacular mountain views, making it ideal for a variety of outdoor activities such as camping, barbecues and water sports. Transportation: -Public transportation: You can take a bus. It is recommended to take a dedicated bus (for example: 86K) from Shatin or Tsuen Wan. Recommended walking routes: 1. Ham Tin Bay Beach Trail: - Starting point: Entrance to Ham Tin Bay Campground. - Route: Walk along the trail along the beach, it will take about 1 hour to circle around. - Attractions: Passing through sea views and natural scenery, it is refreshing and refreshing. 2. Ham Tin Wan to Sai Kung Hiking Trail: - Starting point: Ham Tin Bay Campground. - Route: Follow the signs to Sai Kung, it takes about 2 hours (about 4 kilometers). - Attractions: Cross the ridge and overlook the beautiful scenery of the bay. You can stop at the rest area on the way. Accommodation arrangements: - Bring your own camping equipment, such as sleeping bags, tents, etc. Things to note: - Bring enough sunscreen and mosquito repellent. - Remember to bring your own garbage bags to keep the environment clean. - Check the weather forecast and avoid camping in bad weather. This is an ideal place to enjoy nature and relax, come and experience the beauty of Ham Tin Bay! #Hong KongGood Place

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Summer is hot, do we have to wait until autumn to continue hiking? In fact, as long as you choose the right hiking route, hiking and picnics in summer can be very relaxing and fun! This article introduces four types of places suitable for hiking in summer. Everyone should also do a good job of sun protection and collect information before setting off! Category 1: Beaches Hiking in summer is nothing more than cooling off in the water. If you want to enjoy hiking + beach, you can choose a beach that takes a while to reach. Examples are as follows: Pak Lap Bay (20-minute walk) Sai Wan (30-minute walk) Ham Tin Bay (60-minute walk) Category 2: Mountain stream + waterfall Mountain streams do not necessarily have waterfalls, and waterfalls do not necessarily exist in mountain streams. However, there are many places in Hong Kong where mountain streams and waterfalls coexist. The mountain stream is like a cooler hiking trail, but many accidents have occurred due to the slippery rocks. Newbies are advised to take the path directly to the waterfall. Examples are as follows: Little Hawaii Waterfall Wutong Village Waterfall Waterfall Bay Category 3: Small Hills Small hills are generally lower than mountain peaks. There are many hills in Hong Kong that are less than 100 meters high, and some are even very close to the city center. It takes less than half an hour to reach the top of the mountain. After going down the mountain, you can have a cold drink in a nearby restaurant! Examples are as follows: Pingshan Nammoshan (also known as Mount Gedun) Gezaishan Category 4: More shade Shade and dense forests are treasures for hiking in summer. Choose a route with more shade, and you won’t feel tired even if you walk for 3-4 hours. Examples are as follows: Yuen Tsuen Trail (lower half) Shing Mun Reservoir

✨️Ham Tin Wan is a natural attraction, famous for its beautiful beaches and clear water😱 Ham Tin Wan is located in Sai Kung East Country Park, Sai Kung District. It is one of the four bay beaches in Ta Lang Bay👣 🚤To get to Salt Field Bay, in addition to hiking from Pei Tam Au, you can also take a speedboat from Sai Kung Pier to Salt Field Bay. Although the price is more expensive, you can come to this holy place without hiking 👍 ✨Salt Field Bay is a place to relax, enjoy natural beauty and outdoor activities, especially for people who love beaches and nature 🚶‍♀️🚶‍♂️📸 ✨There is a store in Salt Field Bay, called Sea Wind Store, here it turns out that lunch can eat, there is a meal of egg noodles 🍳🍜, unfortunately I was full, not eat, you can try next time, very authentic 😄😄 😆 Now let you enjoy the beautiful scenery of Salt Field Bay, today there are also people playing water on the beach, enjoy a 🏞️😍💕👣 Today I saw crabs who know how to pose, next time you are on the beach and can't find them 🥰🥰 really close to nature 💕💕💟💟 also very happy 😍 #WeekendTravel #Hiking #Hiking #Hiking Route Recommendation #Family Good Places #Photo Good Places #Hong Kong Good Places #Hong Kong Photo Spots #Local Tours

The child’s father and his university roommate agreed to hike the first section of the MacLehose Trail four years ago, and he has always wanted to continue to the second section. Last May, we accompanied a friend who was about to leave Hong Kong Island to complete the second section of the MacLehose Trail, walking the entire 17-kilometer route. The weather was very good on Saturday. Although the temperature was not low, at 33 degrees, it did not shake our hiking plan. The second section of the MacLehose Trail is located in Sai Kung East Country Park and is 13.5 kilometers long. Passing through Long Ke Wan, Sai Wan Shan, Tai Lang Sai Wan, Ham Tin Wan, Tai Lang Au, Chek Keng to Pak Tam Au. We got up and packed up at six in the morning, and woke up the child twenty minutes later. He already has four years of hiking experience. After breakfast, I bought some bread and fruits and took the MTR to Sha Tin for 30 minutes. After meeting up with my friend, I took a bus to Pak Tam Chung for about 50 minutes, and then changed to a taxi to reach the East Dam of High Island Reservoir for about 15 minutes. The second section of the MacLehose Trail begins at Huanyao Mountain near Dongba, where you can overlook the panoramic view of Long Ke Bay. The bay has clear water and white sand. Apart from the sound of the waves, there is no other noise. Yachts pass by, and you can feel the mountains and sea. After passing Langjia Bay and passing through the woods, you will climb the stairs and embark on the long and tiring journey to Xiwan Mountain. Although Xiwan Mountain is only 314 meters high, the terrain is not breathable and most of the roads are cramped, so it is easy to get heatstroke when traveling here in summer. Climb to the top of Sai Wan Mountain and look out over the High Island Reservoir below the mountain. You will feel how big the reservoir is. The natural scenery of the reservoir, mountains, fields and sky blend together, which is magnificent and shocking. Next is the approximately 2.5-kilometer downhill road, where you can enjoy the scenery of Dalang Siwan and Anaconda Peak. The mountain path is ups and downs and winding. Going down to Xiwan Village, there is a convenience store run by the remaining residents, providing convenient supplies for travelers. In Dalanxi Bay, you can see continuous mountain peaks one after another. The waves gradually approach the beach, splashing and dissipating, slowly retreating back into the sea. The original plan was to stay here for twenty minutes for the children to go into the sea, but because the sea water was so beautiful, the child’s father and his friends also took off their shoes and went into the sea, playing for a full hour! There is a small hill less than 100 meters between Xiantian Bay and Xiwan. After crossing it, Xiantian Bay with a wide beach will appear before your eyes. Compared with Dalangxi Bay, Xiantian Bay is wider and more beautiful. The white sand is very fine and soft. It is very comfortable to walk on it barefoot without hurting your feet. Walk to the shore, feel the waves hitting your feet, listen to the roar of the sea, and quietly enjoy the waves coming and going. Many tourists set up tents and camp here, and the convenience store at the entrance of the village is only a few minutes' walk away. To enter the store, you need to cross a special single-plank bridge, which was built by the store owner. There are no handrails or walls, only a small bridge made of wooden boards. Walk on it and feel the shaking of the bridge. It turns out that life can be so simple. After resting for half an hour at the Ham Tin Bay store, we continued along the village path and climbed up the 160-meter-high Dalangao from Dalang Village. The road on the mountain was a bit strenuous because I had already hiked for ten kilometers. I walked slowly, looked back at the hills I had climbed over and the beaches I had passed, and suddenly I had the motivation to move forward. It takes about an hour to walk from Ham Tin Bay to Chek Keng. Chek Keng has a long mudflat that presents a different style. There are thousands of small stones in the mudflats, as well as fast-crawling crabs. After passing Chek Keng, the trail will gradually turn up to Pak Tam Au. This will be the last uphill section of the second section of the MacLehose Trail. This section of the route is much less difficult than Xiwanshan and Dalangao, but because I was already tired at that time, it was still quite strenuous to walk. After passing the M046 marker post, the village path gradually becomes flat, and we embark on the last kilometer of the journey to the end of Beitan'ao. The child was very happy to reach the finish line, and he checked in with his father at the finish line marker to commemorate the moment. This was our second time to visit this route, and my friend also successfully challenged the hiking trail he had longed to take. The joy of hiking can only be known through experience! #hiking #hikingrouterecommendations #hikingplaces #hikehongkonghiking #maclehosetrailsection2 #longkewan #hamtinwan #saiwanshan

Ham Tin Bay is located in Sai Kung East Country Park. It is one of the beaches in Sai Kung's four bays and has been listed as a designated camping site in Hong Kong by the Agriculture, Fisheries and Conservation Department in recent years. Ham Tin Bay has clear water and fine sand. It is adjacent to Sai Wan and is often visited together. Among them, there is a dilapidated wooden bridge connecting to the beach, which is one of the landmarks of Ham Tin Bay. There is a 29R village bus in Sai Kung City that runs between Sai Kung City and Sai Wan Ting, and the journey takes about 30 minutes. The ride isn't long, but on holidays the waiting time can easily exceed an hour. After getting off at Xiwanting, walk towards Chuitongao and you can overlook the entire High Island Reservoir. The winding line outlines the reservoir with the largest water storage capacity in Hong Kong. Is it facing the Pacific Ocean? Why is the water in Wanyi as blue as the ocean? No matter what, this is the welcome gift for the trip to Dalangxi Bay. Sai Kung Tai Long Wan Hiking Route: Sai Wan Ting >> Sai Wan >> Ham Tin Wan >> Chek Keng >> Pak Tam Au Transportation to Tai Long Sai Wan: - Take the 29R village bus from Sai Kung Chan Man Street and get off at Sai Wan Ting, the journey takes about 30 minutes - Take a taxi from Sai Kung city center, the fare is about $90 Take the 29R village bus from Sai Kung Chan Man Street to Sai Wan Ting, but be aware that the waiting time is quite long on holidays.

After the previous post introduced the first of Hong Kong's three peaks, Snake Peak ⛰️, then introduce the remaining part of this trip's Da Lang Bay 🌊 a total of four beaches, namely East Bay, Tai Wan, Salt Field Bay , and West Bay, and which connects the four bays of the MacLeod Trail 2 hiking trails, is known as the most beautiful coastline in Hong Kong 🤩, the four bays each has its own characteristics and four bays are so beautiful 😍, let me introduce each bay for you below 🤗 Suggested tour route👇 Pei Tam Au --> Chi King --> Tai Lang Au --> Erratic Au --> Ernest Peak --> Mi Fong Ding --> Tai Lang East Bay --> Tai Lang Tai Wan --> Ham Tin Bay --> Tai Lang Sai Wan --> Sai Wan Ting So what's so special about Tai Lang Si Wan😚? Tai Lang East Bay 🏝️ East Bay is the smallest of the four bays, the longest distance and the most difficult to get 😣, plus because the boat to East Bay is very far, so even in summer there are very few yachts 🛥️ close, but because of this, the water quality of East Bay is also the clearest of the four bays 👍, like to enjoy tranquility and paradise friends, East Bay is the most suitable however 😌 Tai Lang Tai Wan 🏝️ Next to East Bay is Tai Wan 😃, contrary to East Bay Rock, Tai Wan is the largest area of ​​the four bays, the length of the beach is one of the longest in Hong Kong 😯, only second only to Lantau's Changsha Beach, plus Tai Wan is directly opposite The Pacific Ocean in the east, camping here ⛺ can also enjoy the invincible sunrise rising from the horizontal line 🌅, so once autumn 🍂 is a quite popular camping spot ⛺ come ga😁, the only disgrace is the same as East Bay without any facilities 🤔 Salt Field Bay 🏖️ Further down is the introduction of Salt Field Bay😚, this beach is the same as Tai Wan, you can see the unbeatable sunrise rising from the horizontal line🌅, there are also shops 🥙 and public toilets🚽 nearby, plus you can take a speedboat from Sai Kung Pier🚤 directly to Salt Field Bay, very convenient for camping outside the store The small wooden bridge is also a good photo spot📸, plus the mountain road from Salt Field Bay connected to the 2nd section of the MacLeod Trail to Sai Wan, you can see all the Snake Peak + three beaches at once, it is the most beautiful coastline in Hong Kong😍, so I think this beach is the highest value for money among the four bays👍 Tai Lang Sai Wan ⛱️ Finally, we came to Tai Lang Sai Wan 😉, this beach's facilities are similar to Salt Field Bay, there are shops and toilets 🚽, there are also speedboats 🚤 from Sai Kung directly, and walk about half an hour to Sai Wan Pavilion can still choose Choose to take the village bus 🚌 back to Sai Kung, in Sai Wan camping ⛺ friends can also go to the nearby observatory 🔭 lie there to watch the stars 💫, very romantic 🥰, but this beach location may not be able to see the horizontal line rising sunrise 😄 Transportation: You can take 94 / Diamond Hill 96R / Shatin 289R KMB 🚌 to Pei Tam Au Station to start this journey (however, please note that 96R and 289R will only serve on weekends and public holidays) Want to know more good things to do in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁 @sweet.travel_hk, with your support we will be motivated to continue to discover special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #TailangFour Bays #Tailang Bay #Four Bays #First of the Three Peaks #Mopser Peak #Tai Lang East Bay #East Bay #Tai Lang Bay #Tai Wan #Salted Field Bay #Tai Lang Sai Wan #Sai Wan #MacLeod Trail #McLeod Trail Section 2 #Hong Kong's most beautiful #Hong Kong's most beautiful coastline #Pacific #camping #sunrise #sunrise #stargazing #Sai Wan Stargazing #Sai Kung #Hiking Taoyuan Series

One of the most beautiful hiking trails in Hong Kong - Nam She Tsim. After climbing Lao Hu Tou, I decided to challenge Sai Kung Ngam Snake Peak. Starting from Bei Tan Ao, climbing over Ngam Snake Peak, going to Tai Wan and then to Xian Tian Wan, and finally returning to Bei Tan Ao, the whole journey took 8 hours. Really didn't expect to complete this hike. The last few peaks of Ranshejian are mostly made of broken stones, so one needs to be very careful. It's necessary to wear hiking shoes and anti-slip gloves, and use both hands and feet to climb up. From afar, the angle of the mountain road looked very steep and scary, and we almost lost confidence to continue. Along the way, we met hikers who had climbed down the mountain, and they gave us some confidence and encouragement. Finally climbed to the top of Ranshe Mountain, took 2 hours and 50 minutes, and all four companions were very excited, one is because the scenery is really beautiful, and the other is the achievement of reaching the summit. At the top of the mountain, we took photos and had a simple lunch. Because there was no food or water supply on the way, we prepared simple dry food and water before departure, and each person prepared at least two bottles of water or sports drinks. It's better to bring some nuts or energy bars, and if not too heavy, some fruits can also be brought. Following the advice of other hikers at the mountaintop, we decided to descend towards the east bay. We went up and down several hills, skipped over the east bay, and headed to the big bay to feel the sea breeze and waves. Then we went to the salt field bay to experience the tranquility of the sea. After a short rest at the salt field bay, we returned to the north valley and descended the mountain. The salt field bay has a supply of food, water, and a restroom available. Along the way, we met interesting hikers of all kinds, and everyone politely greeted each other. There was a young man carrying heavy camping equipment, a skilled runner running barefoot, and cool girls who stopped to rest and smoke. The most impressive was the grandfather who was nearly 71 years old and climbed with a cane to become the first to reach the summit. He told us that we were the fifth group of climbers to climb Ranshejian that day, and we felt quite accomplished.

Transportation guide - First go to Huangshi Pier to take a boat to Chek Keng, then walk along the mountain road for about 1 hour Local attractions - Shuiqingshayou Beach Food and restaurants - There is a restaurant near the beach where you can eat stir-fried dishes and buy drinks. #LocalTours #HongKongGoodDestinations #SummerGoodDestinations

This time we introduce one of the beaches in Yi Tsim Sha Tsui - Salt Field Bay Salt Field Bay is one of Banana Mother's favorite ❤️ beaches It is located in Sai Kung East Country Park. In recent years, it has been listed as a designated camping site in Hong Kong by the Department of Fisheries and Agriculture. Salt Field Bay has clear water and fine sand, close to Sai Wan. Therefore generally tour together🤗 There is a dilapidated wooden bridge connecting the beach🪵 It is one of the landmarks of Salt Field Bay😍 Everyone who comes here must take a picture at this wooden bridge📷 In the past, you had to go to Sai Wan Pavilion in Sai Kung to get to Ham Tin Wan or since walking from the Chi Keng side of the Yellowstone Pier Trail in Sai Kung But now there are boats at Sai Kung Pier You can come directly to Salt Field Bay Boat rates range from $150-200 per person traffic: In Sai Kung city centre, take the 29R village bus and get off at Sai Wan Pavilion Take a taxi from Sai Kung city center to Sai Wan Ting #Local Tour #Unparalleled Sea View #Hiking the Most Beautiful Coastline #Hong Kong Good Places

Campsite location: Ham Tin Wan, Sai Kung East Country Park Difficulty of entering the camp: ⭐️⭐️⭐️ Suitable for experienced hikers and campers Sanitary facilities: Standard toilet facilities #beaches #HongKongGoodPlaces #HongKongcamping #LocalTourism #SummerGoodPlaces #OutdoorGoodPlaces

Ham Tin Bay has clear water, fine sand, strong winds and big waves. It is one of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong. Nearby is Sai Wan, which is usually visited together. There is a dilapidated wooden bridge connecting the beach to Ham Tin Bay It is one of the landmarks of Hamtian Bay. #Hot summer destination

The most beautiful beach in Hong Kong _ "Salt Field Bay" 🌊🏖️🏖️ The water is so blue that it doesn't look like it belongs to Hong Kong. It is known as "Hong Kong's Maldives" and consists of four bays: Sai Wan, Salt Field Bay, Tai Wan and East Bay. Each bay has clear water and fine sand, which is the "Back Garden of Hong Kong" series🤩🤩 In addition to swimming on the beach 🏊‍♀️, camping in Salt Field Bay ⛺️ is also a good holiday activity, with the mountains behind and the sea. It's like going to a white beach in Europe 🏖️... 📍Ham Tin Bay You can hike ⛰️ Salt Field Bay. Another most comfortable way. is to take the street ferry from Sai Kung Pier About $250 to $300 round trip #Hong Kong Good Places #Summer Good Places

Summer is in the middle 😍 The weather is good during the period I decided to go out for a walk with my family🙈 This time I chose Salted Field Bay ❤️ The water quality is clear and the sand is very fine☺️ It's like going to the Maldives 😍😍 Best for sunbathing and swimming🤗 And there is a bridge nearby🤭 A good place to take pictures and take beautiful photos🤩 In addition, the facilities of Salt Field Bay are very complete 👍🏻 There is a restaurant 🍴 Beach supplies shop ☺️ So no need to carry no food or water to drink 😋 Very convenient The most important thing is that there is a toilet on the beach 🚾🙈 so it is too convenient It's 30min walk from Sai Kung city center by village bus #Hong Kong Good Places #Summer Good Places