One-day tour to Hok Tsui | The "Skyland" of Hok Tsui

If we talk about secret check-in spots, how can we miss Hok Tsui? Is your impression of Hok Tsui the image of a wind-beaten whale, the thundering Lei Yin Cave, and the familiar Hok Tsui Lighthouse? My impression of Hok Tsui is the endless view of the water and the sky, with many scenes that make you want to press the shutter📷📷. Now let me take you to explore two must-photograph spots in Hok Tsui that are most worthy of your shutter! 🌟Hok Tsui Lighthouse I like to take photos here before sunset. During this period, the sunset sun falls right next to the lighthouse, and the pink and orange sky sets off the view of the lighthouse, which is definitely a must-photograph! 🌟The "Skyland" in Hok Tsui Do you know where it is? There is always water accumulated under the whale bones. Have you ever thought about taking out your camera here? Just bring your phone close to the water and you can easily capture a mirror effect. 🥾How to get there: Tourists can take bus No. 9 (the same bus to Shek O) at Shau Kei Wan Bus Terminal, get off at Cape Tsui Road, and then walk to Cape Tsui Coastal Reserve, which takes about 45 minutes. 🚨Notes: Only vehicles with permits are allowed to enter Hok Tsui Road (except taxis). Taxis can only drop off passengers in front of the private area of ​​the radio station. Some sections of the road belong to private areas such as the Swire Institute of Oceanography of the University of Hong Kong and the radio station. The general public cannot enter at will. The area of ​​Hok Tsui is a coastal protection area and does not provide any public hygiene facilities or waste bins. Please take away your own rubbish and do not take any creatures (including dead ones) or shells from the coast as souvenirs. Do not pollute the sea water. Any water and coastal activities are prohibited. #Hok Tsui #Hong Kong Day Tour #Hiking #Hiking Check-in #Lighthouse #Hong Kong