Sai Wan Swimming Shed - A Pool from the Primitive Era

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.