Travel to Hong Kong. Ting Kau Bay

Waffles and Shrimp Cakes drove to Ting Kau Bay earlier and parked the car at a metered parking space on Castle Peak Road. After parking the car, we ate something in the car first, including the Spanish Arus oysters that Shrimp Cake ordered. If I had known earlier, I would have brought the oysters and other delicacies to the beach to eat them while enjoying the beautiful view. There are several staircases leading directly to Ting Kau Bay. The scenery of Tsing Ma Bridge and Ting Kau Bridge at Ting Kau Bay attracts many tourists besides swimmers. The sea view is particularly beautiful under the sun. The white house under the blue sky and the blooming bougainvillea give off a strong holiday vibe. Although there is no bridge on the other side, there are mountains and boats, and the scenery is also nice. Ting Kau Beach is one of the two gazetted beaches where people can "swim within the Victoria Harbour". The white house at the end is a private restaurant. The water quality at Ting Kau Beach looks very clear, so it should be very lively in the summer. Next to the Ting Kau Bridge is the Royal View Hotel. #Local Tour