Hong Kong｜Hok Tsui Lei Yam Cave🪨

Lei Yin Cave is one of the must-visit attractions in Hok Tsui. It is one of the famous natural sea caves formed by the long-term erosion of seawater. The name of Lei Yin Cave comes from the fact that every time the seawater 🌊 hits the cave wall, the sound it makes is like the sound of thunder. If you haven't been to Hok Tsui, you don't know that there is such a cave hidden in Hong Kong.😆 Lei Yin Cave is a small fork on the way back to Crab Cave. If you go to Lei Yin Cave on the way back, remember to pay attention to the small stairs on the right hand side. (The last photo.) It's easy to miss it if you are not careful. (The outbound route is on the left side of the road, because I first walked along the coast, passed the crab cave, and then went to Leiyin Cave on the return trip.)🙈 There are more people on holidays, and you need to queue up to take pictures. (Occasionally, you will be interrupted in the queue, which is very unpleasant, but you don’t need to mind it, just come on weekdays 🙂) It is impossible that everything is beautiful, and it is impossible to exaggerate the real unhappiness. Good is good, bad is bad, and if you adjust your mentality, you will appreciate any scenery. 😆 (So I came again on weekdays, and there was no one in Leiyin Cave. Haha.) It is strongly recommended to come on weekdays. You can sit as long as you like on weekdays. It's no problem. Leisurely.😆 🪨🪨🪨 At the entrance of Leiyin Cave, some tourists have piled some stones on the high ground. Please pay attention to safety when passing by. 🪨🪨🪨 The waves hit the cave wall, which may cause big waves. Don't get too close to the shore to avoid accidents. 🪨🪨🪨 Everyone has the responsibility to protect the environment. Take away your own garbage. (Seeing many empty bottles on the shore, I felt a little disappointed.) 📍Address: Cape Tsui Coastal Reserve (Check-in points include: Hong Kong version of Tianya Haijiao, Leiyin Cave, Crab Cave, Coastal Reserve, Cape Tsui Lighthouse, etc.) Transportation: Monday to Sunday: Metro🚇 Island Line "Shau Kei Wan Station" Exit A3, go straight and take Bus No. 9 or "Shau Kei Wan Station" Exit A2, turn left and take a red van to "Cape Tsui" Station and start hiking. 🌟🌟🌟 It is recommended to take a red van (minibus) at Cape Tsui Bus Station to return to Shau Kei Wan MTR Station during the holiday, because there are not many seats for Bus No. 9 from Shek O during the holiday.🙈 Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: Take X9 Citybus from Central (Star Ferry Pier) and get off at "Cape Tsui" Station and start hiking. This bus has fewer services. Service hours at the Central starting point: Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: 10:30, 11:30 Service hours at the Shek O end point: Saturday (fixed frequency): 16:30, 17:00, 17:30, 18:00 Sunday and public holidays: 16:30-19:00 (every 15-30 minutes) #Hong Kong good places #weekend good places #Hong Kong #Hok Tsui #Lei Yam Cave #Hong Kong hiking