Repulse Bay Beach

  Repulse Bay Beach sits in the Southern District of Hong Kong, famed for its soft sands stretching approximately 1,500 meters along the shoreline. Known for its historical significance, the beach was once a popular retreat for British colonial officials in the early 20th century. Today, it serves as a recreational area for locals and tourists, offering activities like swimming, sunbathing, and beach volleyball. From May to September, visitors can enjoy warm weather ideal for water sports or beachfront dining at nearby restaurants. As you stroll the promenade, take in views of the iconic and ornate Tin Hau Temple just steps away, where you can learn about local maritime traditions.