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Long Ke Wan
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Secluded Long Ke Wan can only be reached by foot or boat. Visually stunning, the beach is a long way from the bustle of the city and is arguably one of Hong Kong’s best. On weekends the bay fills with junks, but its silky, icing-sugar sands tend to stay relatively quiet. There are no restaurants or shops on the beach so do bring plenty of water and supplies.
How to get there: Catch a green taxi from Sai Kung to East Dam where you’ll see a sign to Long Ke Wan, hike down to the beach. Alternatively, you can travel by water, head to Sai Kung Pier and charter a speedboat.
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