🇭🇰 Hidden treasures by the sea🚶 Repulse Bay + Stanley Citywalk

It happened to be a sunny day, and my friend happened to be free, so we went to visit Repulse Bay and Stanley, which we had been eyeing for a long time. We loved it so much. It is called Hong Kong's Little South for a reason. There is no need for a special forces itinerary strategy here. You can lie down wherever you go. Even if you walk around slowly for a day, it is enough. In Stanley, you can really slow down. 🚇Transportation: Admiralty Station Exit C1 - Bus 6/6x/260 directly to Repulse Bay (The Repulse Bay + the beach) first, then take the bus to Stanley Plaza 🚶Stanley Route: Stanley Plaza - Murray House - Stanley Blake Pier - Stanley Main Street - Stanley Market - Stanley Main Beach 📍The Repulse Bay Hotel was a high-end hotel in Hong Kong at that time. It was demolished in 1982 and is now The Repulse Bay. The circular fountain, grand staircase, spiral staircase, atrium garden, arched wooden windows, etc. are all very retro. Walking in it feels like traveling through time. Maybe because it is a bit far from the city, there are not many people taking photos and checking in. It is very quiet 📍Repulse Bay Beach The beach is just across the road from Shadow Bay Park. The sea here is deep blue, with clear blue sky and blue sky. Many people swim and sunbathe. When lying on the beach and listening to music, I feel relaxed. 📍Murray House in Stanley Murray House is a Victorian-style building with a gift shop and exhibition. The wooden door is very retro. You can enjoy the sea breeze and the sea view on the second floor. 📍Blake Pier is one of the filming locations for many Hong Kong dramas and it is also my favorite place in Stanley! It's just downstairs from the Murray Building. I bought some drinks at the convenience store with my friends and sat on the bench at Blog Wharf to chat. There were also many people fishing. It was so relaxing. 📍Stanley Street seems to be the first picture of many Stanley guides. The iconic yellow house of Stanley Street, a row of restaurants along the seaside, opposite the sea, and the seaside promenade is full of graffiti 📍Stanley Market There are many authentic small restaurants here. You can go into any of them to have a bowl of beef brisket noodles, or order a French toast and drink coffee. There is also a bakehouse where you don’t have to queue up. 📍Stanley Back Beach/Stanley Main Beach Finally, I went to lie down on the beach. Back Beach is less crowded than Main Beach. #islandtourism #hongkong #hongkongtourism #hongkongtravel #hongkongtourismstrategy #hongkongniche #shenzhenaround #stanleycolumbia #repulsebay #hongkongcheckin