Tai Wong Ha Resite Village - all beaches

Having frequented this stunning beach on numerous occasions, I must admit that it is, without a doubt, the most exceptional man-made beach in all of Hong Kong. The velvety, supple sand is a delight to walk on, while the water is a perfect spot to unwind and rejuvenate. The beach is surrounded by an array of restaurants offering both Western and Asian cuisine. Moreover, it is easily accessible when compared to other beaches in Hong Kong, such as Trio Beach, which requires a hike around Sai Kung or a boat ride to reach. On the eastern side of the beach, there is an exciting playground that features a free, speedy zipline and climbing frames that are connected to slides that will send you down at lightning speed! Finally, there is a shopping mall called 'DB Plaza,' which is ideal for those who love to explore new places. In summary, this beach is a paradise for kids, has a plethora of food options, its own shopping mall, and much

Nestled beneath the highway lies a quaint little hamlet, where the beach beckons you to take a stroll towards Tsuen Wan. The moonlit scenery is breathtaking, but be warned - the dimly lit sidewalks may lead you astray. As for the beach, it may not be the largest, but it certainly has its own unique charm.

The view of the sea from this garden is truly breathtaking, especially on clear days with low tides when you can see the beautiful sight of seaweed covering the rocks. We even spotted a large group of jellyfish, although I'm not sure I'd be comfortable swimming at the unofficial beach due to the abundance of jellyfish. To get there, take the Tsuen Wan West MTR and then hop on Bus 53, getting off at Pearl Island.

You might want to check out the scattered prophyry boulders.

While not exactly breathtaking, the beach is quite intriguing and worth a visit. It is a serene and picturesque location, conveniently situated near a residential area along the shoreline. Accessing the beach is a breeze through the nearby park, which even features a BBQ area. A waterfall cascades into a small pool and flows into the ocean through a sandy and rocky stream. The beach appears to be relatively clean, as evidenced by people enjoying a swim in its waters. Additionally, it is pleasant enough to attract couples for wedding photo shoots, even on scorching hot days like the one we experienced.

We have a clear view of the Tsing Ma bridge from this beach.