Glass Water Island One-Day Tour

Take a 15-minute boat ride directly from Sai Kung Pier 🚤 The intertidal sandbar that only appears at low tide, Kiu Tsui Chau 🏝️ Then after less than an hour of mountain trails Arrive at Xiamen Bay on the other side, which consistently ranks top for water quality ✨ There are many boat operators at Sai Kung Pier to choose from, just pick any one Boat fare: Round trip to Kiu Tsui Chau $30, round trip to Xiamen Bay $40 Get off at the first stop, Kiu Tsui Chau, to reach the intertidal sandbar On the day of the visit, the tide was low and the water was very clear You can see granite rocks that look like pineapple buns 🔍 You can walk along the geological trail to Kiu Tau 💡 Be sure to check the low tide time before departure You can refer to the Geopark website or the Observatory Then you can head to Xiamen Bay Hike up the mountain trail beside the beach The trip takes about half an hour to an hour The route is simple and not difficult but very sunny ☀️ There are many photo spots and artworks along the way Xiamen Bay (also known as Sam Sing Wan) is very lively on weekends Facilities here are complete, with convenience stores and barbecue areas If there are many people, allow time to rinse off The water remains very clear and is among the best in public beaches 👍🏻 The last boat back is at 18:30; just find the corresponding boat operator at the pier to board **If you don’t want to hike, you can only choose to get off and return from one side The beach on Kiu Tsui Island also has clear water and fine sand, and the boat fare is cheaper It also has public beach facilities