Ma Pui Tsuen - all beaches

While the water may not be of the best quality, I appreciate the scenic view and the fact that it's not overly crowded. There are plenty of shaded areas to set up a tent or simply relax, although the number of changing rooms is limited. However, the shower areas make up for this shortfall.

The water near the shore is polluted and not very deep.

Tranquil location with a stunning vista along Victoria road. Despite the abundance of rocks on the beach, it offers a pleasant setting for a leisurely stroll and to breathe in the crisp air. While lacking amenities, that's not the primary reason for visiting this spot. Access to the beach is available through various routes, with the 58 minibus from Kennedy Town being one option. Definitely worth exploring if you seek a peaceful spot to soak in the surroundings.

Trio Beach near Sai Kung is a peaceful and charming spot, perfect for those seeking a break from the hustle and bustle of the city. Despite its proximity to a busy area, the lack of motorway access keeps the beach serene and calm. Additionally, the beach boasts beautiful golden sand, adding to its appeal.

The beach boasts a beautiful blend of light sand and pebbles, making it a perfect spot for outdoor activities with the family. The day spent here was truly wonderful.

Who would have thought that a day at the beach could turn into a geological lesson? Unfortunately, the once sandy shores have become quite rocky in the last decade due to coastal erosion. The fine sediments that once graced our toes have been washed away by the relentless waves. It seems that everyone has their own opinion on the cause of this accelerated wave erosion. Some say it's just a natural process that will eventually fix itself, while others blame us humans for our impact on the environment. Either way, it's a shame that we can't just enjoy a simple day at the beach without worrying about the fate of its sediments.