Sai Kung’s newest check-in spot, the beautiful Japanese garden coastal pavilion in Hoi Ha Wan!

Before the fifth wave of the epidemic, Shawn and I went to check in at a new attraction in Sai Kung 📷. Although social measures have not been relaxed yet, you might as well book it first. It won’t be too late to go after the relaxation! We went to the Underwater Visitor Center, which is arguably one of the most beautiful and artistic exhibition centers. The entire visitor center is simply designed, not very large, and has a quiet environment with the feeling of a Japanese garden. It connects the indoor and outdoor spaces, just like being in nature 🌳. In addition to taking photos, checking in, and chilling, there is also a marine 🐬 conservation exhibition hall where you can bring your children to visit and learn about the marine ecology and coral conservation of the Hong Kong Coastal Reserve. Although this small pavilion is pocket-sized, the exhibits are very rich. The staff of the pavilion are very friendly and knowledgeable. They are very enthusiastic to introduce to tourists, allowing us to get to know this precious Hong Kong marine ecology in a short time. Children can wear VR glasses 🥽"dive" into the underwater world of Hong Kong and enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view~ This beautiful place is worth bringing children to visit and experience, but remember to bring mosquito repellent 🦟! 🐋 Undersea Visitor Center Address: Hoi Ha Road, Hoi Ha Wan Coastal Park, Sai Kung District Opening hours: 9am-4:00pm, closed on Tuesdays Transportation: Take minibus No. 7 from the pier to the terminus, Hoi Ha Village. Walk back uphill for a few minutes and you will arrive. You can also tell the driver that you want to get off at the tourist center. Please note that Hoi Ha Bay is a restricted area and only minibuses and taxis are allowed to enter. The minibus ride takes about 30 minutes, but the waiting time is also 15-30 minutes. #shawnsplanet #good parent-child destinations lazy package #good suburban destinations #popular exhibitions #local tours #good summer destinations #resident writers #good places in hong kong #good parent-child destinations #winter travel notes #saigon #hoi ha wan #parent-child activities #parent-child blogger