Hong Kong｜Sai Wan🌊Is it a glass sea? I have to see it with my own eyes before I dare to name it.

Maybe I have seen too many beautiful, clean and spectacular seas🌊, so I dare not add the name "Glass Sea" to any beach. It’s impossible that every sea you’ve been to is called the Glass Sea, right? Sai Wan, called "Glass Sea", is absolutely worthy of the name.🩵 The sea here can be photographed at its most beautiful even without color adjustment or a professional camera. Xiwan is one of the beaches on the second section of the Jinghao Pass. (Even if you don’t have the energy to hike, you can still reach it easily.) During the holidays, many tourists come here to play. Some are camping, some are surfing, some are playing in the sand, and some are walking... Under the clear sky, it is precious.🩵 I still remember the first time I set foot in Xiwan more than ten years ago. It was like being in a paradise, with clear water, fine sand, and no garbage at all. It really makes people admire from the bottom of their hearts. At that time, the Internet was not well developed, there were no mobile phones, no online media, no clocking in, and the feeling of truly enjoying nature will probably never go back! Today, Xiwan has more people, more tourists, more bustle, more convenience stores, and more garbage. 🩵🩵🩵 If you want to enjoy the beautiful nature, you should take good care of it, protect it, and take away your own trash. Only in this way can its beauty last. 🌟🌟🌟 The weather is hot, so be sure to wear sunscreen to prevent heat stroke. Sunscreen, a small fan, a sun hat, sunglasses, and a small bottle of water spray to cool down when it's hot. 🌟🌟🌟 Choose hiking, wear comfortable shoes, quick-drying clothes, and bring a change of clothes. 🌟🌟🌟 Sufficient water and appropriate amount of dry food 🌟🌟🌟 Do what you can, safety first. 🚶🚶🚶 Hiking routes: 🚶1: Sai Wan Pavilion - Chuitong'ao - Sai Wan - (Ham Tin Bay - Dalang'ao - Chek Keng - Beitan'ao) Total distance: 11 km, takes 3.5-5 hours transportation: 🚌: Take NR29 village bus from No. 16, Chan Man Street, Sai Kung (in front of McDonald's) to "Sai Wan Pavilion" and walk to Sai Wan. 🚕: Take a taxi to Sai Wan Pavilion and walk to Sai Wan (If you don’t have enough time or energy, you can return to Sai Wan Pavilion and take a taxi or village bus back to Sai Kung.) 🌟🌟🌟For more retreat routes, please refer to the previous articles on "Ham Tin Bay" for detailed explanations. This article focuses on the Sai Wan route.😊 🚶2: High Island Reservoir - Langjia - Sai Wan Shan - Chuitong'ao - Sai Wan transportation: 🚌: 1-(weekdays Monday to Friday) Take bus 94 from Sai Kung Bus Terminal to "Sheung Yao" Station, walk to High Island Reservoir, via High Island Reservoir - Long Ke - Sai Wan. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ This hiking route is long and requires a lot of physical strength. Please do it according to your ability. It is recommended that the first route above is the easiest! 🚕: 2-Take a taxi directly to High Island Reservoir, and walk from the East Dam of High Island Reservoir to West Bay. 🚌: 3- (holidays, Hong Kong red holidays) Take bus 94 from Sai Kung, take bus 96R from Diamond Hill MTR station, take bus 289R from Shatin city center to Pak Tam Chung, transfer to 9A green minibus/taxi from Pak Tam Chung to East Dam of High Island Reservoir, and start walking from East Dam of High Island Reservoir to Sai Wan. #HongKongGoodPlaces #WeekendGoodPlaces #HongKong #SaiWan #HongKongHiking