Hong Kong｜A tourist attraction that novices can easily reach-Hok Tsui Crab Cave🦀

The Crab Cave is not named because there are many crabs in the cave, but because of its unique appearance, it looks like a giant crab from a distance. The road to the Crab Cave is all flat, not difficult at all. It's just that the round trip distance requires walking about 10 kilometers. For beginners, I believe that the hiking distance will be a little tiring. 🙈 When I first saw the Crab Cave, I personally felt that it looked like a giant TV📺, showing the ever-changing appearance of the sea🌊, which was beautiful. 🩵🩵🩵 This is a scenic spot that is worth appreciating. Every place is as beautiful as a painting. The wonders of nature are always amazing. The Crab Cave is the terminal of the Hezui Coastal Reserve. Along the way, I saw the rocks on the seaside🪨, and the Crab Cave is in this pile of rocks.🙈 On the weekend, there are many tourists queuing up to take pictures in the Crab Cave. If there is wind, the waves of the Crab Cave will hit the rocks and stir up waves. Do not stand too close to the shore to avoid accidents. This visit was on the weekend. The weather was hot and the sea water looked particularly blue under the sunlight. However, there was not much wind and no huge waves were stirred up.🌊 🦀🦀🦀 Always safety first, take pictures second 🚮🚮🚮 Take your own garbage away. (I saw that someone left flowers for taking pictures, blown umbrellas, forgotten slippers, and food bags in the Crab Cave. They were just placed there.) Everyone has the responsibility to protect nature. If you do one more small step, human civilization will take a big leap forward.😆 🌊🌊🌊 There are many big spiders🕷️ along the way. Don't touch them. 🌟🌟🌟 There is a solar powered mobile toilet not far from the bus stop. You can use it first if you need it. There are no toilets on the way. (The toilets in the store along the way are primitive toilets without water flushing! Not everyone can tolerate it.) 📍Address: Cape Tsui Coastal Reserve Transportation: Monday to Sunday: MTR🚇Island Line "Shau Kei Wan Station" Exit A3, go straight and take bus No. 9 or "Shau Kei Wan Station" Exit A2, turn left and take a red van to "Cape Tsui" station and start walking. Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: Take X9 Citybus from Central (Star Ferry Pier) and get off at "Cape Tsui" station and start walking. This bus has fewer trips. Service hours from Central starting point: Saturday, Sunday and Public Holidays: 10:30 , 11:30 Shek O terminal service hours: Saturday (fixed frequency): 16:30, 17:00, 17:30, 18:00 Sunday and public holidays: 16:30-19:00 (every 15-30 minutes) #Good weekend destinations #Hok Tsui #Ki Hole #Hong Kong #Good Hong Kong destinations #Hong Kong hiking tour