Hong Kong｜Hoi Ha Under the Sea 🌊, it has all the scenery you want 🩵

Under the sea, unlike other beaches with strong winds and waves, it is as calm as a lake and nurtures countless marine life. Haixia Bay is an area of ​​high ecological value. It has a natural barrier that can block the influx of seawater impurities, making the seawater relatively clean. (But it feels that the water quality has changed slightly in the past two years compared to ten years ago.) Hoi Ha Wan is home to many marine organisms. It used to be a hot spot for diving (now you need to apply for a permit). In order to protect the corals and maintain the ecosystem of Hoi Ha Wan, the government listed it as one of the Hong Kong Marine Parks and enacted laws to prohibit any human activities that affect the ecosystem. (I really appreciate this. Occasionally, there will be government ships observing the people's activities from a distance. Any creatures you see in Haixia Bay cannot be taken away!) You can also do some water activities in Haixia Bay, such as renting canoes in the village of Haixia Bay, so you can better experience the beauty of Haixia Bay. I was lucky enough to see blue jellyfish on the beach during this visit. It was so beautiful! (If you encounter a jellyfish, just look at it, but never touch it, because you may be afraid that it is poisonous or you may hurt it.) In addition to staying at the beach, you can also take a short hike. It only takes about 30 minutes to hike to the fork of Wan Chai Camp. There is a small path on the left and a small rocky beach. I love to sit there quietly and wait to watch the sunset🌅. transportation: 1:🌟 🚌Monday to Sunday: Take green minibus No. 7 from Sai Kung Bus Terminal to Hoi Ha Terminal 🚌+🚕Take bus No. 94 from Sai Kung Bus Terminal to "Pak Tam Chung" stop, then take a taxi to "Hoi Ha" 2:🌟 🚌: Saturday, Sunday and public holidays: Take green minibus No. 7 from Sai Kung Bus Terminal to Hoi Ha Terminal 🚌+🚕: Take bus 94 from Sai Kung Bus Terminal, take bus 96R from Diamond Hill MTR, take bus 289R from Shatin City Centre to Pak Tam Chung Station, then take a taxi to Hoi Ha 🌟🌟🌟 Remember to pay attention to the last minibus departure time. Minibus No. 7 timetable: Monday to Saturday: 07:55-18:25 (every 30 minutes) Sunday and public holidays: 07:55–18:35 (every 20 minutes) 🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟 It is the duty of every human being to protect the earth and the environment. Please be sure to take your own garbage away and do not litter. I believe that you kind people will definitely be able to do it.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 #weekendplaces #hoi ha wan #hongkongplaces #hongkong #HongKongHiking