[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Sai Wan Swimming Shed (Updated Mar)

#hongkongguide If you love history, culture, and exploring secret spots, this itinerary will take you through old neighborhoods, hidden temples, and vintage streets. Day 1: Heritage & Nostalgic Hong Kong 🎎 Morning – Man Mo Temple & Antique Street 🏮 ⏰ 9:00 AM – Start at Man Mo Temple, one of the oldest in HK. 🚇 MTR to Sheung Wan Station. 🛍️ Stroll along Cat Street Market for antiques & vintage finds. Midday – PMQ & Graham Street Market 🎨 🚶♀️ Walk to PMQ, a creative space with local designers & artists. 🌟 Check out Graham Street Market, HK’s oldest wet market! 🥡 Lunch at Sing Heung Yuen 🍝 – Famous for tomato beef noodles. Afternoon – Kowloon Walled City Park 🏯 🚇 MTR to Lok Fu Station, then walk 10 mins. 🌟 Explore the mystical ruins of a former lawless city, now a peaceful park. Evening – Temple Street Fortune Telling & Opera 🎭 🚇 MTR to Jordan Station. 🔮 Get your fortune told and watch traditional Cantonese opera at Yau Ma Tei Theatre. Day 2: Off-the-Beaten-Path Villages & Islands 🏝️ Morning – Peng Chau Island Escape 🚤 ⏰ 9:00 AM – Take a ferry from Central Pier 6 to Peng Chau. 🌟 Explore: • Hidden beaches 🏖️ • 200-year-old Tin Hau Temple 🏯 • Abandoned Leather Factory 🏭 🥡 Lunch at Kee Sum Café 🍞 – Try their famous butter toast & milk tea. Afternoon – Tai O Fishing Village 🛶 🚢 Take a boat to Tai O, a village with stilt houses & pink dolphins! Evening – Sunset at Sai Wan Swimming Shed 🌅

The aftermath of leaving Hong Kong is really strong! Hong Kong is a strange yet familiar city. It's my first time here, but walking on the streets can always evoke memories of Hong Kong movies. The retro and romantic trams, the busy and orderly pedestrians, the dense and modern high-rises, are unique to Hong Kong's retro and prosperity. No matter how you shoot, it feels cinematic. The citywalk in Hong Kong is too beautiful! The long coastline, various styles of buildings, romantic street scenes, it's worth a visit. I've summarized a citywalk route with mountains, sea, city, and culture. Sisters, let's go. Citywalk route: Centre Street → Chinese Christian Li Xian Association → Sunset Flyer → Kennedy Town → Swimming Shed

Citywalk in Hong Kong is too beautiful~ Long coastline, various styles of buildings, romantic street view~ It's worth a visit. I have summarized a citywalk route with mountains, sea, city and humanities~ Sisters, let's go for a day 🚘Citywalk route: Centre Street ➡️ Chinese Christian Li Xianhui ➡️ Sunset Racing Car ▶️ Kennedy Town ▶️ Swimming Shed 📸Photo points: ✅Hong Kong version of the sunset racing car, Hong Kong University Station B1 exit: palm trees with sunset and double-decker bus are too cool! ✅The romance of Kennedy Town, Kennedy Town Playground Basketball Court Kennedy Town Station C Exit: The most in-position with sea, city and tram ✅ Winstons Coffee: chic coffee shop with red taxi is really Hong Kong, come for a cup of coffee is also very chill ✅Chinese Christian Li Xianhui Hong Kong Church: The church is on the slope of the very Hong Kong street ✅Centre Street: The slope, sea view, overpass, the whole picture is full of market atmosphere, there are good coffee shops, delicious restaurants and markets on the street~ ✅Western Ring Bell Swimming Shed, Hong Kong Morse Hill Victoria Road: Super beautiful seaside viewing platform, at sunset, you can see the beautiful orange sea 📝Note tips: √Try to bring a power bank, it is difficult to borrow a power bank here √Change Hong Kong dollars in advance, many old food stores only accept cash; √Octopus (hk subway station has automatic vending machines for sale, if you want to recharge, you can go to 7-Eleven or subway station, 7-Eleven only accepts cash recharge) √The time for entry and exit customs, at least reserve an hour and a half; √Can't litter and spit anywhere, otherwise there will be a fine

➡️This is a Hong Kong check-in spot that many people haven’t mentioned. It’s niche but beautiful! - ☑️You can arrange this stop on the last day. After shopping in Wan Chai, take a 35-minute bus to Sai Wan Swimming Shed. The scenery along the way is very nice! You can appreciate the prosperity of the city as well as the overlooked natural scenery. ‼ ️The itinerary does not have to be exactly the same as ours, you can enter your location on the navigation to plan your itinerary! ❤️ You can walk directly to the bridge head after you arrive You can also walk along the beach and enjoy the sea breeze In the season when it is not hot, this journey becomes an enjoyment 🌈The upper right side of the bridge is a great photo spot, frame the sea view and green plants, it feels quite mysterious

#suburbangoodplace #AttractionsPhotographyGuide #local游 #Internet celebrity check-in hotspot After taking the MTR and walking for 10 minutes, this swimming shed in Sai Wan is waiting for your appreciation in the corner of this bustling city of Hong Kong! A short flight of stairs is required. Some mosquitoes can be wiped with "mosquitoes are afraid of water"... There is something special about coming here at sunset. If you want to come, come at a good time. Sometimes there are quite a lot of people! #suburbangoodplace #local游

[#HongKongGood Places] Fake #Taiwan Trip + #Calling for Love in the Center of the Sea #Taiwan Food #Big Autumn Leaf Park #Cape World Before leaving the children to go, I went to the Hong Kong version of Taiwan trip ~ Let's go to Ah Yuen to eat authentic #Taiwanese cuisine . Exit C of Kennedy Town MTR Station, cross the road and #AYuen is here~ Address: G/F, Lian On New Building, 40 Cos Street, Kennedy Town, Western District The shop is decorated with a #Taiwanese flavor, playing music from #those years, which is completely Taiwanese enjoyment for hearing, sight and taste. #PureShare #NonAdvertising I have to mention that Ah Yuen Lai has just become one of the newly listed restaurants recommended in the #Hong Kong and Macau Michelin Guide 2021. The food tastes really top notch . Then face A Yuan Lai, go straight left and then straight right to Berwick Street, diagonally across from the Great Autumn Leaves Park . The park is named Caddo Near Street Temporary Garden. The park is small, with a piece of grass in the middle for children to unwind (#metime reminds me of children ). It happened to be the time when the leaves fell, with big red leaves falling from time to time. Although not a maple leaf variety, it is also beautiful! (Photo taken in mid-January) Continue to walk up the ramp for a while, and you will see a sign on the right that says the entrance to the Western Neighborhood Welfare Association. Go down the stairs and you will find the Western Swimming Shed. The Western Swimming Shed is full of #pure flavour, with green huts and small wooden bridges leading to the sea, a bit like going to Taiwan’s #coast. It is very relaxing to see the waves blooming and listen to the sound of waves ！ After eating Taiwanese food, we walked around the pseudo-Taiwanese seaside and had a relaxing day . Afterword: The large red leaf garden you pass on the way is great for kids to unwind, and running or blowing bubbles in the grass is also a good activity. That day we also saw someone having a picnic on the grassy slope next door. The roads after that, mainly ramps, are easy to walk and push the stroller no problem. Only the stairs down to the West End roaming shed are steeper and smaller, which may be more difficult for young children to cope with, and I saw some older children going to check in that day. But remember to be safe! #parent-child activities #holiday destination #Hong Kong tour #Hong Kong tour #I love Hong Kong #foodie #parents and children #hiking

"Chun Jiao and Zhi Ming" movie plot brought fire to this place is in the 60s and 70s to solve the Hong Kong people swimming at the beach to change clothes, storage and build a swimming shed. The old wooden bridges, lighthouses, stairs and sunsets after dusk were discovered on the ins, attracting many couples and wedding photos. After that, like Rainbow Village, the more popular the network, the more popular the number of visitors! In the evening, it is normal to have a few hours! Location: NWFB 971 or Citybus 1 Road along the Panshan Road to the Hong Kong Island West Transfer Station! Remember: Don't listen to what the MTR Kennedy City is going down the West Ring Pier. You don't know, Hong Kong is a ramp, and when you encounter such a hot day, people can't eat it. Far, check a GD map by bus, Panshan Road, not tired! You can see a path with a winding path on the opposite side of the car. Although it is inconspicuous, the landscape is full of original ecology. Walk down the stairs for about five minutes, and you can see super large on both sides. Spider. Of course, you can also use the ladder and the green railings on both sides to start posing! The best view is the trestle pier that leads directly to the sea. I arrived at noon on the working day and probably took 20 minutes. It is said that on weekends, the best evening in the special scenery, it is all lined up from the stairs. It is normal to wait 2 hours for patience. So, as far as possible in the morning or at noon, the scenery is not bad! When I first came down, I saw two girls taking a picture for almost a quarter of an hour. After we went up, rubbing and rubbing, three minutes to solve, it is purely punching, it is so casual, and the shape pose is not inferior! I really look at the background of the sunset on the Internet. Its beautiful, but the benefits of people are not too long. not bad! From time to time, there are speedboats passing by, the sea is very blue, the natural seascape background wall, in good weather, how to shoot, you can get your satisfied smile! Returning to the original road, the stairs are the bus stop, don't cross the road, Hong Kong and the mainland are reversed, don't forget!

This is the second stop of the punch card. I didnt follow the Raiders and said that I took the subway or the minibus. I just googled it. I probably marked it in another place, the beauty station. The result was a few stops, but it was Down the mountain, so okay, walking on foot you will find a cemetery built on the mountain, the most prominent row of Christian bone bank is the most obvious. Down the mountain road, there is a section where you can see the sea scenery is not bad, there is no wind, the back is soaked with sweat. Walking and finally arrived, because wearing hiking shoes, I feel nothing, if you wear high heels, forget it, there is a bus stop along the way, wait a dozen minutes to sit at the Jockey Club dormitory station, ok, after a small road I can go down the mountain and see a green tin house. Is there someone living or something? Anyway, the washing machine at the door is rolling all the time. There are uncles wearing swimming trunks and feeling just coming ashore from the water. . Anyway, go on and see the legendary scene, the sister papers are fascinating, because it is the rush hour, the people in the queue have been squatting to the platform above, but still orderly, that is, some sisters took paper Time is also real long, a bit unbearable. I took a casual shot and left. When I climbed up, I was a little tired. Then I took a bus and went into the city. It was quite cool to blow the air conditioner on it. Remember to bring a bottle of water. Nothing is wrong.

The Western Ring Swimming Pool is a swimming shed built by the Hong Kong government in the 1990s to facilitate local people to swim in the water. However, few people have come to swim now, but since the INS was hot, it has become a sacred place for everyone to come, especially for couples. My imaginary West Ring Swimming Pool is just a normal to no-bright sea trestle, but when I arrive, I found that the West Ring Swimming Pool under the setting sun is really beautiful, but the sadness is the trestle and the step I had a long team and I couldnt take it for two hours. I had to stand on the heights and smashed a few. TIPS: 1, Traffic, MTR Kennedy Town Station Exit C Turn left and follow the mobile map to get all the way to the north, pay attention to the signs on the side of the road, and then follow the steps down the road to the beach, very Good to find. 2, the popularity of the West Ring Swimming Pool is beyond my imagination, need to line up, it is recommended to go early, do not wait until the black. 3, the western ring swimming shed in the sunset is the most beautiful, the direction of the trestle is facing the sunset, you can shoot the beautiful backlight. 4, West Loop Swimming shed and West Ring Pier are not far away, you can consider playing together.

I’ve been to Hong Kong 5 times already. Here I’ve compiled a list of instagrammable hotspots in Hong Kong, which have been widely circulated among friends: Sai Wan Swimming Shed Apparently superstar Leslie Cheng used to swim around here as a kid, but nowadays few people would go for a swim. Rather, it’s become an instagrammable hotspot in Hong Kong. There is a wooden bridge at this Swim Shed. If you manage to find the right angle, your photos will come out looking like you’re in the middle of the ocean. Choi Hung Estate Located in Ngau Chi Wan, Wong Tai Sin Temple in Kowloon, Choi Hung Estate is one of Hong Kong’s earliest public housing estates and is known for its rainbow-colored buildings. Its walls have been painted in red, orange, yellow, green, lime, blue and purple, with each building being unique in appearance. The best photo-taking spot is the top level of the parking lot, which is actually a basketball court. Graham Street, Central On the walls of Graham Street you’ll see graffiti and visuals depicting scenes of old Hong Kong. Unfortunately the wall is right next to the road and if you want to take a photo, you will need to set up your camera on the other side of the road and wait for a gap between the cars zooming by. Oil Street Oil Street is located in North Point on the Hong Kong Island. There is a sizable courtyard here with a few old houses inside. This used to be Hong Kong’s Royal Yacht Club. MTR station signs The unique and colorful MTR station signs are all highly popular with visitors and their cameras. A few friends of mine went to take the subway in Hong Kong and one can constantly see these stop signs in WeChat groups and updates. Chinese University of Hong Kong Pavilion of Harmony near New Asia College This is just a large lake built on the slopes. Because of all the greenery nearby, it offers a naturally artistic landscape setting. It’s perfect for taking photos. “Lee Tung Street” Lee Tung Street was once called “Wedding Invitation Street.” After renovations, this 200 m long walkway offers a lot of restaurants, bars and shops. Unique gardening and greenery line this European-style street. It is a great place for photo-taking and going for a stroll. “Night view on Victoria Peak” As the highest vantage point on Hong Kong Island, Victoria Peak is the best spot to visit at night. Head up to the top with a trip on the old tramway while looking over the city’s breathtaking nocturnal landscape. Star Ferry Star Ferry is the most common form of sea transport on the Victoria Harbor. There is one available every few minutes, ferrying passengers between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. Take a ride on the historic Star Ferry and cruise in the Victoria Harbor. The night view along Victoria Harbor is breathtakingly beautiful.

This swimming pool was established by the Hong Kong government in the 1960s and 1970s. It mainly serves the swimmers' changing clothes. It is said to swim in the sea. It is said that Leslie Cheung also swam here during his childhood? But few people have gone to see now. Instead, it became a must-see photo point for Hong Kong's must-have card. The road to the Western Ring Swimming Pool is still quite tortuous. Is the entrance inconspicuous? Go through a tree-lined path? Then, next time The winding stairs can be reached. When you get out of the stairs, you can see many tourists who come to take pictures and take pictures. They are very lined up in a row. When they wait in line for the people in front of them, they can only pat around. For the pastime, although the photos look like a lot of people, you definitely can 't think how many people behind the camera are waiting to take pictures. There is a wooden bridge in the swimming shed. Although it looks thin, there are still many people who will go to the outermost edge to take pictures. If the camera angle is good, it will look like a rush in the sea. After a long time, it was my turn, and I finally took a few photos of my heart. Here is a reminder: the sea breeze is considerable; the water is rushing. When you take pictures, be careful. There are still many people waiting in line to take pictures, so try to shoot as soon as possible. After a long time, it was my turn, and I finally took a few photos of my heart. Here is a reminder, the sea breeze is vast, the water is rushing? When you take pictures, be careful. There are still many people waiting in line to take pictures, so try to shoot as soon as possible.

Take a dip in the open sea at Hong Kong's only remaining swimming shed, dating back to the 1950s. 📍 Victoria Road, Kennedy Town #hongkongguide

This is a niche check-in spot, away from the hustle and bustle, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility of nature. 🌊 The wooden boardwalk of the Xihuan Zhongsheng Swimming Shed extends to the sea, allowing you to feel the soothing sea breeze. Then walk in the opposite direction of the swimming shed, you will find a path along the coast. Walk to the right side near the playground. If you look closely, you will see a swing with an iron chain hanging on the tree. This is the best place to take pictures of the sunset! 🌞📸 Whether you are enjoying a relaxing time at the beach with friends or admiring the beautiful scenery alone, Sandy Bay Trail will bring you unforgettable memories. Come and check in and feel this hidden beauty! 💖 #Kennedytown #ShawanTrail #BeachSwing #HongKongNicheCheckIn #SunsetBeautifulView #Valentine's Day Destinations 2025

The Sai Wan Swimming Shed, built with wooden planks and bamboo sheds, has been around since the 1960s. The long wooden bridge extending into the sea attracts many tourists who come specifically to stand on the bridge and take photos with the azure sea. If you catch the sunset, you can capture the shimmering sunlight on the sea. Sandy Bay Path is known as a hidden sunset spot, making it especially romantic for an evening stroll. There are three main photo spots along Sandy Bay Path: the stone wall at the entrance (photo spot 2), the hidden seaside swing at the end of the path (photo spots 3 & 4), and the stone bridge by the sea. The endless sea view provides a perfect backdrop for memorable photos with your significant other. Route: Exit A of Kennedy Town MTR Station

📝The sunlight reflects different shades of blue on the sea from various angles. Boats constantly pass by, creating waves that play on the blue sea. It looks even more picturesque when photographed from a high vantage point. The path to the shed involves climbing some stairs, so don't forget to bring mosquito repellent! Mosquitoes are more prevalent in the hot summer. During high tide, the gate at the bridge entrance will be locked, and it is impossible to force it open. Stay safe! 📍Sai Wan Swimming Shed (Exit B, Kennedy Town)

One of the hottest check-in spots recently is the Sai Wan Swimming Shed. It offers different beauties at different times of the day. If you visit before sunset, you might even capture the golden hour, making it a perfect spot for Instagram with the waves as a backdrop. From Kennedy Town Station, walk along Victoria Road. After passing the waste transfer station, you'll see green railings. Follow the stairs down, and you'll arrive at the swimming shed. Expect a lot of people during holidays, so it's better to visit on weekdays. Also, bring a friend who knows how to take good photos for better results. 😂

| The Pearl of the Orient, still romantic. 1⃣Sai Ying Pun—The human touch of Hong Kong 🍬Compared to the hustle and bustle of Central, this magically 8D-shaped Sai Ying Pun seems like a world from the movies, filled with the human touch of old Hong Kong🌆 ✅️Tips: You can have lunch here and then walk to the second stop, Shek Tong Tsui. 2⃣Shek Tong Tsui—Hong Kong's romantic sunset thrill ride 🍬Encountering the Shek Tong Tsui thrill ride while street-sweeping is both romantic and stunning‼️ ✅️Tips: After taking photos here, you have two choices: walk directly to Kennedy Town; or take a taxi to Sai Wan Swimming peng 3⃣Sai Wan Swimming peng 🍬The sea, wooden bridge, cruise ship, sunset, all the romance you want is here! Walk down the steps for 3 minutes through the woods, and the romance is all in sight🚦🎇 4⃣Kennedy Town 🍬The double romance of sunset and sea🎇Arriving here at 6 o'clock, the bluesy moment as night falls is truly stunning and romantic‼️‼️So beautiful‼️

The wooden walkway stretches out to the sea Walking on it, it creaks The waves beat against the rocks below with abandon🪨 Sitting at the end of the walkway You can enjoy the unique romance of the sea . It's not very crowded now, so you can take photos freely You can capture atmospheric shots in minutes When you come to Kennedy Town, you must also stop by the Sai Wan Swimming Shed

Hong Kong also has stunning seascapes.💟 Apart from the bustling city, the busy streets, and the dazzling array of shopping malls, Hong Kong also boasts beautiful seascapes. If you're tight on time and don't want to travel far, the route from Sai Wan Swimming Shed to Kennedy Town is an excellent choice. Missing out on the peacock blue sea here would truly be a regret. 📍Transportation ✅ The nearest subway station to Sai Wan Swimming Shed is Kennedy Town. Then take a minibus 58/54/1/43M to Des Voeux Road West, get off at the Caritas Mok Cheung Sui Kun Community bus stop, and walk downhill following the signs to see the classic wooden bridge of Sai Wan Swimming Shed. ✅ Take bus 971 from Sai Wan Swimming Shed to the bus stop at Davis Street and Catchick Street, navigate on foot to %Arabica, enjoy a cup of coffee while admiring the seascape opposite, and find a leisurely corner in the bustling city. ✅ Opposite the coffee shop is the starting point of the tram, which goes directly to Causeway Bay. For just 3 dollars, you can experience the street scenes of Hong Kong along the way. ☀️Weather The weather is very important for a good view. It's best to go on a sunny day when the sun is shining on the sea, and the blue sky with white clouds is very beautiful. 🌇 Going in the evening is also a good time to enjoy the beautiful sunset. 📍Notice ✅ Sai Wan Swimming Shed is located in a forested area, especially in summer when there are many mosquitoes. It is recommended to bring mosquito repellent. I didn't bring any and came back with many big red bumps on my legs. ✅ On sunny days, be sure to pay attention to sun protection, as the sun by the sea can be very strong. ✅ Be sure to pay attention to safety near the sea and protect the environment by not littering.

Sai Wan Swimming Shed was a place where citizens went swimming in the sixties and seventies, with a long wooden bridge, some bamboo sheds, and a simple changing room, it was the public pool of its time. Sai Wan Swimming Shed can be said to be a relic of history. Nowadays, not many people come here to swim. On weekdays, it's mostly uncles who come to fish, and on weekends, it's often photography enthusiasts. The sea at Sai Wan Swimming Shed, along with the long bridge and sunset, indeed make for great photography subjects. How to get to Sai Wan Swimming Shed? There are three ways to get to Sai Wan Swimming Shed: 1) Take minibus number 54 from Central Pier, pass through Kennedy Town, and ask the driver to remind you to get off at Sai Wan Swimming Shed 2) Take Citybus number 5, get off at the Sai Wan Waste Transfer Station, walk along the inclined road, and you will come across the entrance to Sai Wan Swimming Shed and the stairs going down the hill, which lead directly to the swimming shed 3) Exit from Kennedy Town Station Exit C, walk along the seaside to the waste transfer station, walk along the inclined road, and you will come across the entrance to Sai Wan Swimming Shed and the stairs going down the hill, which lead directly to the swimming shed Upon reaching the waste transfer station, walk along the inclined road and you will see the entrance to Sai Wan Swimming Shed, follow the green railing stairs down the hill.

#winhkflight #hongkong Hong Kong is an urban and modern city, I have traveled to HK for few times and wish to explore some place special or nature. Description about Sai Wan Swimming Shed from HK tourism board : Down some steep stairs off Victoria Road in Kennedy Town is a green shack originally built some 50 years ago for swimmers to change into bathing costumes. It is said to be Hong Kong’s last swimming shed, one that’s still used by a few hardy souls before taking a dip in the sea. Though nowadays, it is one of the city’s worst-kept-secret spots for sunsets.

When I set foot on the prosperous land of Hong Kong, I felt as if I was in a world full of vitality and multiculturalism. During this trip, I visited many unforgettable attractions. First, I took the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour and enjoyed the charming night view. In Harbour City, I immersed myself in the shopping paradise of luxury goods, and couldn't help but marvel at Hong Kong's status as a fashion capital. The Peak became the highlight in my heart. Standing there, overlooking the whole of Hong Kong, I could feel the pulse of the city. Sai Wan Swimming Shed, on the other hand, is a beautiful sunset photo spot that made me linger. Ocean Park and Disneyland brought me back to my childhood. Here, I had close contact with marine life and laughed with Disney characters. These experiences became the highlights of my trip to Hong Kong. The shopping streets in Hong Kong, such as Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Causeway Bay, all exude a strong Hong Kong style. I shopped and tasted food here, feeling the pulse of the city. In conclusion, my trip to Hong Kong left me with beautiful memories. The prosperity and vitality of this city made me linger.

Kennedy Town The citywalk in Hong Kong is so beautiful~ The long coastline, various styles of buildings, and romantic street scenes~ It’s so worth a visit. I’ve summarized a citywalk route that includes mountains, seas, cities, and people~ It’s easy to do it in one day. Let’s start walking. citywalk route: Center Street Zhonghua Christ Church of the Church Sunset Speed ​​​​Kennedy Town Swimming Shed Photo spot: Hong Kong version of the sunset coaster, Exit B1 of the University of Hong Kong Station (Picture 1): The palm trees paired with the sunset and the double-decker bus are so cool! 2 The romance of Kennedy Town, the basketball court of the Kennedy Town playground Exit C of Kennedy Town Station (Picture 2, Picture 10, Picture 11): There are sea, city and Ding Ding buses at the most inward seats. 3 Winstons Coffee (Picture 3): The chic coffee shop with the red taxi is really Hong Kong, and it’s also very chill to have a cup of coffee. 4 Chinese Christian Rites Hong Kong Church (Picture 4, Picture 5): There is a church on the slope of a very Hong Kong street. 5Centre Street Main Street (Picture 6): The entire scene of the sloped sea view overpass is full of fireworks. There are delicious coffee shops, delicious restaurants and markets on the street~ 6 Sai Wan Bell Swimming Shed, Victoria Road, Mount Davis, Hong Kong (Picture 7, Picture 8, Picture 9): A super beautiful seaside viewing platform, where you can see the beautiful orange sea at sunset Hong Kong Citywalk

My Moments is bombarded with questions💥, everyone thought I went abroad🤷 Actually, I'm just in Hong Kong! Life advice: You really should come to Sai Wan Swimming Shed to see the glass sea There are few people here, it's a niche check-in spot📷 Never thought I could see such a glass sea in Hong Kong It made me understand Hong Kong a bit more There's no hustle and bustle by the sea The only thing echoing in my ears is the sound of the romantic sea breeze hitting the shore🏝️ 🈶️There's a small wooden plank road extending into the sea It looks like a secret plank road leading to the sea! ⚠️ps: The steps are steep and narrow, ❌don't wear high heels👠 Be sure to pay attention to safety~ ➡️About navigation: 🚶Walk about 1.3km from Kennedy Town Station Exit C (about 15-20min) 🏖️If you don't want to walk, you can also take bus 58 from 'Kennedy Town Public Minibus Station' at Exit C to 'Ma Sing Ridge Caritas Hostel Station', get off the bus and go down the steps next to the station and keep walking, you'll get there~

Life advice You must come to Hong Kong, it's really great for taking photos‼️ Walking on the street, you can take a photo anywhere📸 Walked 100,000 steps in 3 days with friends Sharing 9 places that we think are amazing and worth visiting . 👫Route arrangement d1: Sai Ying Pun Main Street - Shek Tong Tsui - Kennedy Town - Western District Swimming Shed - Bank Street Sky Bridge d2: Healthy East Street - Lai Palace Building - North Point Fire Station - Monster Building - Mount Parker d3: Harbour City - Star Ferry - Central Pier - Waterfront Park - Return . 1️⃣Sai Ying Pun Main Street The streets here are very magical and complex, with red fences and blue skywalks, and the sea at the end of the road, very characteristic of Hong Kong 2️⃣Hennessy Road Standing on the sky bridge, you can check in the text landmark of North Point, Kowloon, China, and overlook the trams of various colors, which can definitely satisfy all your imaginations of Hong Kong 3️⃣Bank Street A very characteristic Hong Kong night view S bend, wait for a tram to pass by, it's very photogenic. Navigate to the pedestrian sky bridge of Bank of China Building 4️⃣Mount Parker An excellent position to overlook the night view of Hong Kong, you can take in the whole of Hong Kong, navigate to 'St. John's Middle School' and go in along the small road 5️⃣North Point Fire Station This is a red film feeling unique to Hong Kong, the fire red and the pink exterior wall, it's very photogenic 6️⃣Western District Swimming Shed The secret path to the sea, it's as good-looking as a movie, and it's the only remaining swimming shed in Hong Kong, it's very photogenic but you need to queue up 7️⃣Monster Building I was attracted by the photos here for the first time, it is said to be one of the filming locations of Transformers, it retains the initial living conditions and environment of the people of Hong Kong 8️⃣Kennedy Town C Mouth Basketball Court Hong Kong internet celebrity location, with Hong Kong style buildings on both sides, the sea at the end of the road, and ships passing by from time to time, it's very photogenic both on sunny days and at night 9️⃣Harbour City You must bring your loved one to see the sea here when you come to Hong Kong, take a walk along Victoria Harbour in the evening, and watch the beautiful sunset on each other's faces

For those of us who often stroll around Hong Kong, the area we visit the most is usually Central and Western District. Compared to other areas, the pace is much slower, but it's also easy to forget about. · West Ring Swimming Pool, also known as West Ring Zhongsheng Swimming Pool, is the most popular IG check-in spot in the West Ring area. The wooden bridge on the swimming pool extends over the sponge. At sunset, with the tide rising and falling and the waves on the sea surface, it is a good subject for photography. Many couples also come here to take wedding photos. · ✨Tips: 1. It is said that my older brother used to swim here when he was a child. If you come on weekends, you have to queue up, ranging from half an hour to four hours. Therefore, there are not many people here, and it is not recommended to come on weekends. 2. If you go there now, the weather is hot and there are more mosquitoes, so you can wear mosquito repellent spray. · At the Western District Swimming Shed, you can abandon all your preconceptions about Hong Kong and feel as if you are at a fishing port in New Zealand, blowing in the gentle sea breeze and throwing all your troubles into the sea. · ｜West Ring Swimming Shed｜ 📍Coordinates: 404 Austin Road, Mid-Levels, Central and Western District, Hong Kong. 🗺️Route recommendation: Take the MTR Island Line and exit at Kennedy Town Station, Exit C. Use map navigation to reach Sai Wan Swimming Shed, which is within walking distance (about 20 minutes). It is recommended to take minibus route 58 for convenience.

Hong Kong Sai Wan Swimming Shed, take a bus to Kennedy Town Station and turn right when you come out, navigate to Sai Wan Swimming Shed. Don't rush to the destination, you can enjoy the street scenery along the way. There are slopes wrapped in tree roots, charming street cafes, and authentic Hong Kong-style tea restaurants. Here, the East and the West blend together, very Hong Kong. Then go to the swimming shed to check in and take photos. There is a wire fence by the sea on the roadside, just walk to the place where there is a road down Sai Wan Swimming Shed.

🇭🇰Blue sea in Kennedy Town, Hong Kong. |||You must come to Kennedy Town to see the sea when you visit Hong Kong! A vast expanse of blue sea, so healing. If you're not in a hurry, it's super comfortable to walk along the coast. The scenery along the way up the mountain is also breathtaking. You can see it even before reaching the bus stop. "The Western Loop Neighborhood Welfare Association" and "The Moxingling Neighborhood Welfare Association" white signs. There are many stairs as soon as you enter, just keep going down all the way. Green trees provide shade, distant mountains and lighthouses, waves crashing against rocks, ships and seabirds. Plus the stunning sunset, it's simply a paradise on earth 🌊. . 📍Hong Kong · Sai Wan Swimming Shed 🚇Exit B of Kennedy Town Station. 🚌Take the No. 58 minibus to the Macau Jockey Club Dormitory Station. .

Getting There - By plane from other countries Attractions -Sai Wan Swimming Shed Hotels - Best Western Plus hotel Hong Kong Food & Restaurants - 14 South Lane, 枝記麵家, Mr Beast Burger Sai wan is one the most famous place in Hong Kong for taking good photography. One of the most popular attractions is Sai Wan swimming shed. In here, you can look at the sunset and enjoy the sea wind and the view. When the sun is going down, you can see there’s reflection above the sea which is spectacular. I highly recommend to you guys coming to this place and enjoy the sunset here! #sunset #hongkong #asia #mytripvlog #saiwan #hongkongisland