Tsing Shan Tsuen - all beaches

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.

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.

The striking Lido beach is a sight to behold, with its crystal-clear and immaculate waters that beckon you to take a dip. The lush greenery surrounding the area provides ample shade and a serene spot to unwind. This tranquil haven is simply perfect for a summer retreat, with the picturesque views from the bridge adding to the charm of the place. It's no wonder why I'm completely enamored by this idyllic beach, as it offers a truly soothing and rejuvenating experience. ❤️❤️❤️

This beach is quite small and can be difficult to find a spot to sit during the summer months. Unfortunately, the view isn't the best as the water appears green and brown. However, it should be noted that the beach does have lovely golden sand.

As the sun sets on the beach, it's a family affair with everyone coming out to play. Unfortunately, the water machines are out of order, but fear not, there's a locker available for use, just make sure to bring your own padlock. Swimming is an option, but proceed with caution as there are no lifeguards on duty. And if you're feeling nostalgic, there's an ancient coin-operated phone that may or may not work. Who knows, maybe you'll get lucky and reach someone from the past.