Sai Kung Long Ke Wan High Island Reservoir direction

#localtravel #goodplacesinhongkong #overseastravel #goodplacesforphotographyinhongkong Our purpose was to check in at Yiwan Bay. There was a small fork in the road, but we didn't notice it, so we went directly towards Long Ke Bay and went down the mountain from the High Island Reservoir. The scenery along the way was first-class! Transportation tips: We all live in Tin Shui Wai, so we ordered gogovan online to get off at Sai Kung Pier. It can seat 5 people and the average price is 49 dollars. Then we took a taxi and split the cost at about 100 dollars, which saved a lot of time! Local attractions: Mainly Langqi Bay, the water is crystal clear, the sand is soft and fine, and there is blue sky and white clouds. The photos are all taken directly, no need for photo editing! There are clear road signs along the way, so don't worry about getting lost. It is recommended to go down the mountain before 4 o'clock, as there is a car! Food and restaurants: We chose to eat seafood at Sai Kung’s seafood street, which is cheaper and more cost-effective. Don’t eat at those near Sai Kung Pier because there have been ambushes before, and the seafood is not fresh and the portions are small!