Fa Peng - all beaches

Silvermine Bay Beach may be classified as a beach, but it's far from a run-of-the-mill sandy shore. In contrast to the humdrum beach facilities typically found in Hong Kong, this beach offers a range of intriguing sights. Stroll along the path that spans the entire beach, and you'll encounter a cluster of charming little houses that are rarely seen in the city. Some exude an old-world charm, while others are positively glamorous, and a few blend seamlessly into the natural environment. With the stunning vista of the sea and the soft sand beneath your feet, it's easy to lose track of time as you bask in the laid-back ambiance. Silvermine Bay Beach is anything but ordinary, and it's a must-visit for those seeking a unique beach experience.

A place where you can sink your toes into the soft sands and revel in the not-so-clean waters. And if you're lucky, you might even be able to catch a glimpse of the pier. How thrilling! But fear not, for despite its proximity to the pier, this beach remains a peaceful oasis. So come, bask in the irony of it all and enjoy a day at the beach.

A secluded and covert beach is located in close proximity to Tsuen Wan. This pristine location is also accommodating to our furry companions, making it a dog-friendly destination.

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.

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