Repulse Bay

Repulse Bay is the most spectacular beach in Hong Kong, hence not the most beautiful under heaven, it also worth a visit. It is located in southern part of Hong Kong Island, and not very far away from the Stanley Market.

The name "Repulse Bay" was derived after the British Army repulsed the pirates several decades ago when they occupied Hong Kong. In literally, its China name is "the Shallow Water Bay". 

The beach is a crescent-shaped strand of sand. With clear water and silver sand, this is a great place to appreciate the sunset and wave tapping in extending beach and wild horizon. The peace provides quiet and fantastic scenery outside the hustle and bustle Hong Kong city.

At the other parts of the beach, there are tow two huge 10 meter high statues of the Goddess of Mercy and Tin Hau (the Queen of Heaven and Protectress of Seafarers). The Life Guard Club was built in a traditional Chinese style and dragons are caved on the ceiling. It seems that people wish every god in different religious would bless them.

Nowadays, Repulse Bay is a popular tourist destination and attractions. It surrounded by luxurious villas and pricey residential properties, open-air restaurants, fancy bars and cafes. Repulse Bay also offers a good selection of shopping and entertainment facilities. It is a popular summer resort that attracts millions of visitors every year.

How to get there: Bus 6, 6A, 6X, 66 or 260 from Exchange Square Bus Terminus (MTR Hong Kong Station Exit D) and alight at Repulse Bay.