Hong Kong｜Cape D’Aguilar Thunder Sound Cave🪨

Thunder Sound Cave is one of the must-visit spots at Cape D’Aguilar, famous as a natural sea cave formed by long-term erosion from seawater. The name Thunder Sound Cave comes from the sound that resembles thunder whenever the sea waves🌊 crash against the cave walls. If you haven’t been to Cape D’Aguilar, you wouldn’t know that such a cave exists in Hong Kong.😆 Thunder Sound Cave is located at a small fork on the return path after visiting Crab Cave. If you visit Thunder Sound Cave on the way back, remember to watch for the small staircase on the right side. (See the last photo.) It’s easy to miss if you’re not careful. (On the way there, it’s on the left side of the path because I first walked along the coast, passed Crab Cave, and then visited Thunder Sound Cave on the return trip.)🙈 There are more people on holidays, so you may need to queue for photos. (Sometimes people cut in line, which is annoying, but no need to mind it—just come back on a weekday 🙂) Not everything can be perfect, and it’s unnecessary to exaggerate real unpleasantness. Good is good, bad is bad. With the right mindset, every scenery is beautiful.😆 (So I came again on a weekday, and the cave was completely empty. Haha.) Highly recommend visiting on a weekday, where you can sit and enjoy as long as you like without any problem. Relax and take it easy.😆 🪨🪨🪨 At the entrance of Thunder Sound Cave, some visitors have stacked stones on high spots. Please be careful when passing by. 🪨🪨🪨 Waves hitting the cave walls can cause big splashes. Do not get too close to the shore to avoid accidents. 🪨🪨🪨 Protecting the environment is everyone’s responsibility. Please take your trash with you. (I saw many empty bottles on the shore, which was a bit disappointing.) 📍Address: Cape D’Aguilar Marine Reserve (Must-visit spots include: Hong Kong’s version of the End of the Earth, Thunder Sound Cave, Crab Cave, Marine Reserve, Cape D’Aguilar Lighthouse, etc.) Transportation: Monday to Sunday: MTR🚇 Island Line “Shau Kei Wan Station” Exit A3, walk straight and take Bus No. 9, or from “Shau Kei Wan Station” Exit A2, turn left and take the red minibus to “Cape D’Aguilar” stop, then start hiking. 🌟🌟🌟 On holidays, it’s recommended to take the red minibus back to Shau Kei Wan MTR Station from the Cape D’Aguilar bus stop because the No. 9 bus has very few stops left when coming from Shek O during holidays.🙈 Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays: Take Citybus X9 from Central (Star Ferry Pier) and get off at “Cape D’Aguilar” stop to start hiking. This bus has fewer trips. Central starting times: Saturdays, Sundays, and Public Holidays: 10:30, 11:30 Shek O end times: Saturdays (fixed schedule): 16:30, 17:00, 17:30, 18:00 Sundays and Public Holidays: 16:30–19:00 (every 15-30 minutes) Great places to visit Hiking and outdoor activities