[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Big Wave Bay (Updated Jul)

#summerbreak Getting There - starting at the bus stop at Island Resort (藍灣半島) A relaxing hiking route in the east of Hong Kong Island. Just 1.5 hours to arrive at Big Wave Bay. Great view along the route. After reaching Big Wave Bay, another 1 - 1.5 hour drive via Hong Kong Trail to go back to Chai Wan. MTR or bus and can easily be accessed there. Overall around 3 hours are needed, great hiking route, difficulty is 2.5 out of 5. Easy for experienced hikers but for beginners, it may take more time. #summerfun #hikinghk #weekend

In addition to canoeing and boating, Wakesurf is also a very popular water sport this year~🤩 Wakesurf is easier to master than Wakeboard👍 It can be played by novices This time we have selected five top Wakesurf locations🏄💦 This summer you can all start and play in the water 🌊 ................................................ 【Location 1】📍#Sai Kung Tai Lang Wan Featuring several Wakesurfs and water activity boaters, you are not afraid of crowds [Location 2] 📍#Tai Po San Mun Tsai The water surface is relatively calm and easy for beginners to learn [Location 3] 📍#Southern District Repulse Bay Famous Wakesurf hotspot, closer to the city, easy access [Location 4] 📍#South District Tai Tam Bay Hidden and less crowded, it is a great place for the quieter Wakesurf 【Location 5】📍#Tseung Kwan O Tai Miu Wan The price is cheaper than Hong Kong Island, Sai Kung and others, making it a great place for newbies to Wakesurf ——————————————————— #HongKong #Wakesurf #HongKongWakesurf #ropeless waterskiing #Wakeboard #boatP #canoe #kayak #watersports #outdoorsports #summergoodplace #Wakesurfhotspots #Wakesurfprice #newbieWakesurf #HongKongEatDrinkFun #HongKongTravel #HongKongNewStoreRecommendation #HongKongFunFunFood #HongKongEatDrinkFun #HongKongOffer #HotelOffer

Big wave bay beach is located in Shek O, Hong Kong. The beach is famous for surfing. However, beside surfing, you can enjoy many things here. Soak yourself in the clear water, do barbecue or lay down in the lawn under the trees, are some activities you can do here. Children can enjoy playground near to the barbecue pits. There are 20 barbecue pits suitable for family or groups. To come here, you can take bus No.9 or minibus from Sau Kei Wan.

Today MM finally walked the dragon's spine This was hailed by foreign travel magazines One of the “Best Hiking Routes” mountain trails Banana Mama estimates that she hasn't walked this route in 9 years Now "finally" waited until MM ready to walk here This time we chose a comfortable version of the route for MM Generally, people will go up Dragon's Ridge from Tu Ti Wan and then down Tai Lang Wan The total distance is 8.5 kilometers This time we walked from Cape Collinson up Dragon Ridge and then down to Tu Ti Wan The distance is reduced to about 5 kilometers It is more suitable for parents and children to travel together We spent about 3 hours throughout the whole process including taking pictures and checking in The actual walk is about 2.5 hours You must take a picture when you reach the 284-meter summit of Ta Lam Tin However, it was very windy at the top of the mountain today It blew our heads loose and flying 😆 Route: Cape Collinson - Dragon Ridge - Ta Lam Tin Peak - Tu Ti Wan #localtour #hiking #hiking routes #parents #familyhiking #hongkonghiking #hkhiking #hkhiker #hikingfamily #hkhikers #countryside #leavenotrace #dragonsback

Today I want to introduce you to a super relaxing and beautiful hiking route, it is located in Ko Sai Wan's Mount Pokfulam 🤗 Suggested tour route👇 Ko Sai Wan --> Dragon Yuet Trail --> Mount Pokfulam Observation Deck --> Ta Lang Bay So what's so special about Mount Pokfulam 😉? : 我 3. Ta Lang Wan Stone Carvings (although I don't know what he writes, but as a stamp collection by the way to visit 🤣) 4. Ta Lang Bay🌊 (the end of the walk is Ta Lang Bay, and you can sit down at the beach picnic for lunch🌭chill chill😎) 5. I think this route is one of the extremely high value for money hiking routes 👍, the whole process takes less than two hours and all the way has invincible beautiful scenery to see 😁, and up the mountain and down the sea can also go to the beach 🏖️, and to Ko Sai Wan transportation is very convenient, definitely a suitable route for hiking beginners 😚 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 😚🥰 #Pokfulam #PokfulamObservation Deck #Seaview Pavilion #Tai Lang Wan Rock Carvings #Ta Lang Bay #Dragon Yue Trail #Ko Sai Wan #Tung Lung Island #Shek O #Tseung Kwan O Cross-Sea Bridge #Pacific Pacific #Sunrise #Value for money #picnic #hiking #local tour

Sai Kung's Big Wave Bay showcases the beautiful scenery of Hong Kong's back garden, with one peak and four bays, namely Anaconda Point, Sai Wan, Ham Tin Bay, Big Wave Bay and Tung Wan. The water in Siwan is clear and the sand is fine. You can see the bottom of the water. It is known as the Maldives of Hong Kong. Many tourists participate in water activities during holidays. Transportation: Take NR29 from McDonald's in Sai Kung. There are few buses on weekdays. #Local Tour #Hong Kong Good Places

#Unbeatable sea view #countryside #localtour #hiking route recommendation 🌊West Bay, Salt Field Bay, Tai Wan and East Bay are all four bays with clear water and fine sand, preserving the original style of the coast, so Sai Kung's Tai Lang Bay is known as "Hong Kong's back garden". 🌊 Unbeatable sea view throughout, you can take crazy photos of the beach! We only went to three bays, halfway at Sai Wan Store, looking at the sea view and sipping a bowl of delicious tofu 😋 ⛴ Finally, take the boat back to Yellowstone Pier and take the bus away, sit at the small pier and watch nature, blowing the breeze, body and mind comfort. 🌊 Sai Wan -> Ham Tin Wan -> Tai Wan -> Yellowstone Pier

Although the weather was average that day, with dense clouds in the sky, low temperature and strong wind, it did not dampen my determination to hike. I took Citybus 8P from Causeway Bay and got off at Full View Garden. I headed for Siu Sai Wan Promenade and saw the sign for Dragon Leap Trail. I climbed the stairs, passed the Pottinger Hill Country Trail, and reached the Pottinger Hill Observation Deck. In front of me was the blue sea and sky, an extremely vast landscape. In the distance, I could see Siu Sai Wan, Clear Water Bay Peninsula, Tung Lung Chau and Shek O. It was an endless sea view. Go down the mountain towards Big Wave Bay and you will reach the stone steps. You can clearly see the Shek O Golf Course, which looks like a foreign island from a distance. The entire hiking trail from Pottinger Hill to Big Wave Bay only takes about 2 hours. It is easy to hike and a great place to breathe fresh air on holidays! On the way back, walk to the Big Wave Bay car park and take a city bus or minibus back to the city center of Shau Kei Wan! #hikingrouterecommendation #bigwavesailwan #bigwaveswanonhk #hkhiking #hkhiking #hkhiking #pottingchashan #pottingchashanobservationdeck #localtour #goodoutdoorspots #wintertravel #goodhikingplaces

Don't think that there are no beautiful mountain hikes in Hong Kong Island😌 This one and a half hour route is suitable for those of you who want to hike and see beautiful scenery but don't want to work too hard😂 You can have a meal at the Blue Bay Peninsula, then set off to go up the mountain from the Dragon Leap Trail. First, walk through a concrete road up the mountain🌴 There are many trees on both sides of the road, absorbing the fresh air and walking, very comfortable😆 When we got to the store, we started walking up the stairs up Mount Chau Tien Cha 😎 After walking a few words, you will see the sea 🌊😍 Then we set off towards Ta Lang Wan. The road down the mountain is very comfortable, not difficult at all, and there is an unbeatable sea view ☺️ The finish line is Tai Lang Bay, which has clear water and fine sand, which is a perfect ending to this trip🏖️ #Hiking Route Recommendation

I haven't been to Ta Lang Wan for a long time, a beach located in the southeast of Hong Kong, very crowded surfing, the beach has a shop and teahouse, if you want to enter Ta Lang Bay, you can choose to hike from Ko Sai Wan, or take a minibus directly to the beach in Shau Kei Wan, this time I chose the former, and family together to do some exercise hiking 🥰 Along the way, passing through Cape Collinson Road, you can overlook the east of Hong Kong Island. Up to the observation deck at the eastern foot of Mount Pokfulam, you can still see a 180-degree unbeatable sea view. There are many stone carvings in Ta Lang Bay, which are very old #countryside #localtour #foodie #wintertrip #where to go in December #hongkonggoodplaces

#Good Places to Go in the Suburbs I wanted to do more exercise and keep fit during the epidemic, so I chose to go hiking in Big Wave Bay. Why choose Big Wave Bay? Because the transportation there is quite convenient. It only takes about an hour to get to Big Wave Bay from Chai Wan, so it is not too tiring. After the trip, you can have a picnic at Big Wave Bay Beach and enjoy the beautiful sea view.

Big Wave Bay in the southern district of Hong Kong Island is a paradise for surfing enthusiasts and also attracts a large number of swimmers. It is a beautiful beach surrounded by mountains with clear water and beautiful scenery of green water and green mountains. The shop has a large number of surfing equipment for tourists to rent and provides special snacks. #Hong Kong Good Places #Seaside Photography Guide#Good Places for Parents and Children#Local Tours#Good Places for Parents and Children#Good Places in Hong Kong#Good Places for Summer

#hiking and beach #Sai Kung Sai Wan #Clear water and young mountains I want to hike and play on the beach. In fact, there are many beautiful beaches in Sai Kung. This Sunday we went to the famous #Sai Wan, a 45-minute walk from Sai Wan Pavilion to #Tai Lang Sai Wan. Hiking and playing in the water is really two things in one. Bei Tan Chung is a restricted area, so you have to take a taxi or Sai Kung Station to take the village bus, Sai Wan Pavilion has signs, walk towards Sai Wan Village to reach, the way downhill, not hard, the return trip is golden land, the slope is also very amazing. Go to #West Bay Village there are a bunch of stores convenient supplies, $ 65 a meal egg noodles or $ 100 a fried rice, fish ball siu mai tofu, great against the sea environment, of course, the price is relatively expensive, the store can also shower or rent surfing tools. Remember to call a taxi on the return trip, expect 30-45 minutes to ask the driver to wait for you in Sai Wan Pavilion, otherwise the queue for the car is very long, holiday camping and hiking people are more, Sai Wan Pavilion more people and more cars, call a car much safer. #daydayplay #Hong Kong Parent-Child Good Place #Parent-Child Good Place #Parent-Child Blogger #Parent-Child Activity Parent-Child Time #Parent-Child Travel #Hong Kong Fun #Hong Kong Hiking Route #Parent-Child Hiking Route #Hong Kong Hiking #Beautiful Scenery Photo Hiking Without Trace #Take Your Own Garbage #Parent-Child Week #Hong Kong Beach #Sai Kung Beach #LocalTour #Hiking #FamilyGood Places

#goout Hong Kong version of Maldives ~ Tai Lang Sai Wan 🏖️ If you want to feel the summer style of the Maldives🏖 during the holidays, you don't have to go so far. There is a hidden beach in Hong Kong to satisfy you😚 After the last time I introduced Lang Ka, this time I will introduce a beach that is even more beautiful than Lang Chi. It is Tai Lang Sai Wan, one of the four bays in Tsim Sha Tsui🤗 In the modern concrete forest there is even a place like a paradise, I think as a Hong Kong people should come once 😎 During the pandemic, if you want to hike and exercise to relax, but also want to chill, it's good to come to Tai Lang Sai Wan to feel the exotic style. In addition to the clear water and fine sand 🏝️, there are also many foreigners who come here to enjoy the sunshine and beach, which really makes me feel like I am on a foreign beach 🏖️. Although I walked for 45 minutes after getting off the bus, I felt that the hard work was worth it when I saw such a beautiful environment. We also brought a camping tent to hea for an afternoon😌 Features of Tai Lang Sai Wan: - Clear water and extremely fine sand (I even found starfish here to know how clear the water is😂) - Signature hexagonal column - Camping⛺ and stargazing destinations✨ - There are several cafes next to the beach to chill🍻😚 - Swimming 🏊‍♀️ + sunbathing 😎 怎么走？ 1. Take a taxi or 29R village bus from Sai Kung Pier to Sai Wan Ting, then walk along the mountain road for 45 minutes (if you want to take the village bus, remember to queue 20-30 minutes in advance 😉) 2. Speedboat 🚤 to and from Sai Kung Public Pier and Tai Lang Sai Wan, about $150 one way If you want to know which other beach in Hong Kong is more beautiful than Tai Lang Sai Wan, remember to keep an eye on my page 😁 #Dalang Sai Wan #Maldives #Hong Kong version of Maldives #Sai Kung #Sai Wan Pavilion #goout

#hkwatersports Surfing at Big Wave Bay was a refreshing escape tucked into Hong Kong Island’s eastern coastline. Known for its mellow swells and chill surfer vibe, it’s the city’s go-to spot for beginners and casual riders. I rented a board from a local shop and joined a friendly crowd catching waves beneath misty skies. The beach, framed by green hills and prehistoric rock carvings, felt worlds away from the urban rush. It’s quieter than Shek O but full of character. Easily reached by bus from Shau Kei Wan, Big Wave Bay is perfect for a spontaneous surf session or a peaceful beach day.

#hkwatersports Surfing at Big Wave Bay was a refreshing blend of nature and adrenaline. Tucked between green hills on Hong Kong Island’s eastern edge, the beach offered mellow swells perfect for beginners and casual riders. I rented a board from a local shop and joined a laid-back crowd catching waves under misty skies. The vibe was relaxed, with clean sands and a surfer-friendly atmosphere. Nearby prehistoric rock carvings added a surprising cultural twist. Easily accessible by public transport, Big Wave Bay is a must for anyone craving a quick surf fix without leaving the city. Pure coastal bliss.

#hkwatersports Surfing at Big Wave Bay was a refreshing escape from Hong Kong’s urban buzz. Nestled on the island’s eastern edge, this beach offers mellow swells ideal for beginners and a laid-back surfer vibe. I rented a board from a local shop and joined a friendly crowd riding waves under misty skies. The surrounding hills and clean shoreline added to the charm, and the nearby prehistoric rock carvings were a cool surprise. Easily accessible by public transport, it’s a great spot for a spontaneous surf session or a chill beach day. Big Wave Bay blends nature, sport, and serenity beautifully.

#hkwatersports Surfing at Big Wave Bay was an unexpected thrill on Hong Kong Island’s eastern edge. Nestled between lush hills, the beach offered mellow swells perfect for beginners and a laid-back surfer vibe. I rented a board from a local shop and joined a friendly crowd riding the waves under a hazy sky. The beach was clean, uncrowded, and had a peaceful energy that felt worlds away from the city buzz. After a few rides, I relaxed on the sand and watched the surf roll in. With easy access via public transport, Big Wave Bay is a must for wave-chasers.

Help! Surfing at Big Wave Bay in Hong Kong is way too addictive! I spent the weekend riding the waves with Discovery Outdoors, and it completely opened up a new world for me 🏄♂️. Beginners, don’t worry—our coach said most people can try standing on the board on their first attempt, and I actually managed to do it! Coach Billy was incredibly patient! Before hitting the water, he guided us through a thorough warm-up, and during surfing, he provided constant instruction. Even after repeatedly falling into the sea, I wasn’t discouraged. The moment I stood up on the surfboard and flashed a victory sign to the coach and my friends, the sense of accomplishment was off the charts! Plus, this place is perfect for group fun—competing with friends in secret battles made me want to surf even more, despite the falls! Big Wave Bay is an outdoor paradise! Besides surfing, the nearby snack shops and small bars have an amazing vibe. After a tiring session, grabbing a cold drink and enjoying the sea breeze is super chill. Getting there is also super convenient—just take the red minibus from Shau Kei Wan station, and you’ll arrive in 20 minutes! There are changing rooms and showers right by the beach, so there’s nothing to worry about. Whether you’re an outdoor enthusiast, looking to meet new friends, or an expat wanting to expand your social circle, this place is perfect for you! Next weekend, let’s chase the waves at Big Wave Bay together! 💨

#hkwatersports Big Wave Bay is where Hong Kong’s urban energy melts into coastal calm. Surrounded by lush hills, this beach offers a refreshing break with gentle waves perfect for beginner surfers and laid-back beachgoers. I spent the day catching waves, lounging on the soft sand, and watching locals and tourists share the surf. The vibe is relaxed and welcoming, with a few small kiosks nearby for snacks and drinks. It’s hard to believe such a peaceful spot exists just a short ride from the city. Whether you're chasing waves or just the sea breeze, Big Wave Bay is a coastal gem.

☀️ Morning in Tai Po — kicked off the day like a true local at Tai Po Hui Market Cooked Food Centre. The pork chop noodles? Absolute perfection — tender, juicy, with springy noodles. Right outside, found the smoothest, silkiest tofufa (豆腐花) — pure comfort in a bowl. 💯 🏖️ Midday escape to Shek O & Big Wave Bay — trading skyscrapers for sandy toes. A whole different Hong Kong out here — chill, breezy, and beautiful. Shek O’s laid-back vibes + Big Wave Bay’s surfers and salty air = total reset. 🌊☀️ You can even rent a tent or those super comfy beach lounge chairs (沙滩懒惰椅), set up right by the sea, and just do nothing. 🌅 Evening in Stanley — wandered through Stanley Market, then strolled the promenade with sea views, sunset, and a lazy dinner by the water. 🍻🍽️ 🚍 Transport tips: Public transport works well — MTR + buses + minibuses can connect the whole route. But routes/timetables may change, so check Google Maps, Citymapper, or the HK Transport app when you’re there. If you’re traveling in a group of 4 people, hopping in a taxi is very doable — faster, flexible, and not too pricey when split. Especially handy between beaches like Shek O, Big Wave Bay, and Stanley. This trip is more about sightseeing and soaking in the vibes, so go easy, take your time, and enjoy the slower side of HK. 🌴🩵 #hkonbudget #thingstodo #seascapes #citydaytours #familytravel #myitinerary #hongkong

Introducing a beach in Hong Kong Dalang Bay This beach is very convenient and can be reached by many minibuses and buses. There is a restaurant along the way to buy water activities very convenient. The point is that the water here is clear and the sand is young. You can see the clear water on the shore and there are small fish swimming around. It is worth the holiday, come and enjoy an afternoon as a family Ta Lang Bay is a very popular beach in Hong Kong, especially suitable for family outings. Transportation here is very convenient, with several minibus and bus routes accessible, making it easy to get there. The beach at Ta Lang Bay has fine sand and crystal clear water, making it an ideal place for swimming and recreation. The small fish on the shore swim freely in the water, adding a bit of life to the place, allowing children to observe and explore in the sea. Such an environment is not only suitable for playing in the water, but also allows parents to relax in the sun. Along the beach, you can also find numerous restaurants offering a wide variety of cuisine, from simple fast food to seafood dishes, which is very convenient. There are also shops near the beach selling supplies for water activities, such as floats and diving goggles, so you can enjoy more water fun at any time. Whether it’s a family gathering, a trip with friends or just relaxing alone, Big Wave Bay is an excellent choice. Here, you can enjoy the perfect combination of sunshine, sand and sea water for a pleasant holiday. The natural scenery and fresh air here are definitely worth enjoying as a family! #HongKongWaterActivities #HongKongGood Places

Surfing at Big Wave Bay in Hong Kong is an experience you can't miss! The beach at Big Wave Bay boasts fine sand and crystal-clear waters. The waves here are just the right size, making it perfect for both beginners and seasoned surfers. Standing on a surfboard, riding the waves forward, feeling the impact and thrill—it's simply exhilarating! When you successfully ride to the crest of a wave, the sense of accomplishment is indescribable. Around the beach, there are professional surfing schools with experienced instructors who patiently guide you. Even if you're a complete beginner, you'll be able to pick it up quickly. Come to Big Wave Bay and embrace the ocean while experiencing the endless charm of surfing!

Big Wave Bay in Hong Kong is a sacred spot for surfing enthusiasts. Here, the waves are powerful and relentless, with crest after crest forming a symphony of nature's grandeur. Riding a surfboard and charging through the waves brings an indescribable thrill and excitement. Standing on the surfboard, you feel the rise and fall of the waves, their sheer force, and strive to maintain balance while attempting to conquer each crest. The moment you successfully ride over the peak of a wave, a sense of accomplishment fills your heart. On the beach, the soft sand and radiant sunshine create a perfect setting. After an exhausting surf session, you can relax on the beach and take in the stunning ocean views. At Big Wave Bay, surfing is not just a sport; it's a lifestyle that connects you intimately with the sea and challenges your limits.

Sai Kung's Big Wave Bay in Hong Kong, often hailed as the "Hawaiian version of Hong Kong," is a dynamic coastal haven renowned for its powerful waves and pristine natural beauty. Stretching for miles, the sandy beach is framed by lush green mountains and opens up to the vast South China Sea, making it one of Asia's premier surfing destinations. During autumn and winter, the north wind brings towering waves several meters high, creating a dream battleground for surfing enthusiasts. Step onto your surfboard, feel the sea breeze, and embrace the adrenaline rush of battling the mighty waves. As the crest rises, steady your feet on the board, soar with the peak, and enjoy the expansive view as if riding the wind. Then, dive down with the wave, as the spray splashes around you, your heartbeat syncing with the rhythm of the ocean. Even beginners can enjoy the thrill of surfing under the guidance of professional instructors, experiencing the joy of dancing with the sea in the shallows. Beyond the exhilarating waves, the scenery around Big Wave Bay is equally captivating. The beach is flanked by towering rocks, and during low tide, coral reefs and tropical fish create a delightful spectacle. The distant view of the azure waters of the High Island Reservoir merging with the horizon forms a picturesque landscape. After surfing, head to Sai Kung Seafood Street to savor freshly caught and cooked seafood, or take a leisurely stroll along the waterfront promenade to soak in the charm of the fishing village. Whether you're a professional athlete seeking extreme challenges or a novice eager to test your limits, Big Wave Bay caters to all your surfing dreams. This treasure trove of natural wonders and sporting passion awaits adventurers to carve their own tales on the crest of the waves. 🌊

📍Location: Big Wave Bay Road, Shek O, Southern District, Hong Kong (near Dragon's Back Hiking Trail) 🚌Transportation: - Exit A3 of Shau Kei Wan MTR Station, take Citybus No. 9 and get off at Big Wave Bay Station (some buses require a 5-minute walk) - Or take a minibus (get on at Exit A2 at Shau Kei Wan, faster but slightly more expensive) ✨Recommendation reason: 1. Rough waves all year round: Big Wave Bay is famous for its strong waves and is the most popular surfing spot in Hong Kong, especially suitable for beginners and advanced players. 2. Complete facilities: Changing rooms, shower facilities, store (surfing board rental for $40/day!) and barbecue area. 3. Surrounding gameplay: - Next to it is the "Dragon's Back" hiking trail, which overlooks the unbeatable sea view. - Watch the waves and enjoy delicious food at the beach cafe, super chill~ ⚠️Notes: - There are many people on holidays, so it is recommended to arrive before 10 o'clock, otherwise the parking spaces and beach locations will be full. - Surfing must be done outside the shark net and follow the instructions of the lifeguard. - Water quality occasionally fluctuates, so check the Leisure and Cultural Services Department's announcement before setting off (recently rated Level 2, but do not enter the water when red flags are hoisted during big waves). 📸Check-in point: - There are rocky beaches and waves on both sides of the beach, which is great for taking photos! - Check in at the Blue Bridge, the "Lover's Bridge" in nearby Shek O Village. 💡Tips: - Want to learn to surf? There are coaching courses on site, and it’s beginner-friendly! - Bring your own sunscreen and towels. Stores also sell swimsuits. #HongKongGoodPlaces #BigLangWan #Surfing #HongKongBeach #WeekendTrip #AprilGoodPlaces2025 If you like it, please like ❤️ and collect ⭐️, and leave a message to share your surfing experience!

Discovering Big Wave Bay was like finding another world away from the crazy busy streets of Hong Kong, it was a pleasant change of scenery. Big Wave Bay is one of the more famous beaches in Hong Kong. It doesn’t cover a very large area, but the scenery is first-class. As its name suggests, Big Wave Bay often has big waves, and it is also a paradise for surfers! The water is clear and the sand is pearly white. There are very few beaches in Hong Kong with such fine sand. In addition, there is an ancient stone carving on the beach, which is very valuable for reference! There are also several barbecue stoves set up next to the beach for public use. BBQ while enjoying the beautiful scenery is one of life's great pleasures. It should be noted that there may be small species of sea urchins on the sea. The snow-white clouds set off the blue sky, the waves beat on the rocks to form waves, and the golden sand covers the entire beach. Sometimes you can see fish swimming happily in the ocean. Come here to take a break and relax your tired body

#chinatrip #quarrybay #hongkong #thingstodo #travel #beach If you’re looking for a relaxing escape from Hong Kong’s fast-paced city life, Big Wave Bay is the perfect spot. Nestled on the eastern shore of Hong Kong Island, this secluded beach offers soft golden sand, rolling waves, and a laid-back surf culture. I spent the afternoon here, watching surfers ride the waves while enjoying the cool ocean breeze and a fresh coconut from a local beachside stall. It’s a great place for both beginners wanting to try surfing and those who simply want to unwind by the sea. Just a short hike from Dragon’s Back, Big Wave Bay is the ideal reward after an adventurous day outdoors!

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