Explore Hong Kong's maritime scene at Fisherman's Wharf, a place that carves out time

📖Big Background Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf is a brand-new attraction in the Southern District of Hong Kong Island. It attracts many tourists to check in with its rich marine culture and unique fishing village style. The scenic area not only has beautiful sea views, but also tempting seafood delicacies and rich entertainment activities. 📍Transportation routes 1. Fisherman's Wharf is located on the Aberdeen waterfront in the southern district of Hong Kong Island, with convenient transportation. You can take the subway 🚉 to South Island Line Lee Tung Station Exit A, walk to the seaside and take the ferry ⛴ to Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf PIER 6. 2. You can also choose to take the 🚌 bus and get off at the [Aberdeen Fish Market] bus stop. ✌️Attractions Recommendation 👉Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf PIER 6 The core exhibition area of ​​fishing village culture has a broad exhibition platform and rich experience facilities. It can be the first to understand the life and cultural history of fishermen in Aberdeen. It is recommended to check in here first and then set off by boat. 🚤Wandering around the fishing port 1773 Take a ride on a luxurious retro boat while listening to the audio guide (in five languages ​​and with explanations from the aboriginal water people 👂🏻) to appreciate the unique scenery of the fishing village, learn about the local development and changes, and gain an in-depth understanding of the history of Hong Kong and the evolution of Hong Kong's fishery. You can also check in at the Taibai Seafood Restaurant, which was once the filming location for the movie "The God of Cookery"! 🌊Hong Kong Aberdeen family boat This is a museum of maritime fisherman culture, which has a room with the theme of "Water Wedding" and displays old objects used by original fishermen to fish and sail. We can immerse ourselves in the life of fishermen, and there are also many entertainment interactions such as drying shrimps and checking in with 3D paintings. 🏖️Explore the outer islands of the southern region In addition to the unique history of fisheries and water people culture, the South District also has many ecological check-in spots on the outer islands, and you can take the [Duoduo] to visit. PS: As long as you take a sightseeing boat to visit the fishing port 1773, you will have the opportunity to eat the only "boat noodles" in Hong Kong 🍜 Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf was once an important fishing base in Hong Kong and has a rich history and culture. Today, it has evolved into a tourist destination integrating leisure, sightseeing and food. Time flies, and the beautiful scenery 🌄 still carves out Fisherman's Wharf!