[2025 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Repulse Bay Beach (Updated Jul)

Hello friends, recently, I had an unexpected trip, which was a spiritual trip to Hong Kong. I went unexpectedly but I didn't forget to plan and manage the expenses. So, I would like to share the expenses of traveling abroad and the travel plan as usual. 💸🚀 This trip had 2 days and 1 night, choosing a morning flight and a late night flight. I took the morning flight at 6 am at Don Mueang Airport and arrived in Hong Kong around 9 am. After clearing the immigration, I dragged my bags and continued traveling. 🧳🎒📍 1. Che Kung Temple 📍 2. Wong Tai Sin Temple After this, it will be closed for renovation for about 7 months. 📍 3. Kwun Yam Temple 📍 4. Victoria Harbour 📍 5. Causeway Bay 📍 6. Kwun Yam Temple at Repulse Bay 📍 8. Kennedy Town 📍 8. Hollywood Road 📍 9. Choi Hung Estate Rooftop Basketball Court As for the restaurants, they weren't specific to follow the reviews. We stopped by when we were hungry. The prices were as high as their reputation. But I don't eat every day. Enjoy eating is enough. 🫘🧃 Summary of expenses for a 2-day, 1-night Hong Kong trip on 12-13 Mar 25* Airplane ticket ✈️ 5,200 baht/person * Mini Hotel Causeway Bay 🏨 2,821/3 = 940 baht* E-Sim fee ☎️ 90 baht/person* Travel insurance 📜 202 baht/person* Food and travel expenses 🚋🧋 4,162 baht Total 10,594 baht #trip #spiritualtravel #HongKongtravel #flytoHongKong

My life goal and reason for living is to experience a lot and spend my time happily while I'm young so that I don't regret my one and only life. Let's take care of myself first and do our best for my happiness. I'm going to share my 4-night, 5-day itinerary from now on. ✍🏻 + Attached with TIPs 🏠 Caritas Oswald Cheung International House 📍Move based on this place Day 1 * Soho Denglau Mural Street There are many places to take pictures, and it's similar to Itaewon in Korea. + Bakehouse (Egg Tart) Almost all of them are Korean. I didn't hear it, but personally, I think the local cafe egg tart is more delicious than waiting in line like this. * Dinner (Dim Dim Sum) This place is also bustling with Koreans... Personally, none of the places where Koreans line up to eat suit my taste I only recommend Har Gow (shrimp) and not the others (too mushy and chewy) * Ladies Market (night market) They mainly sell items rather than food Day 2 * Disneyland (operating hours are different every day, so check the website) 10:00-8:30 Recommended restaurants-> Royal Banquet Hall (various foods), Starliner Dinner (Iron Man Burger recommended) + Check waiting time and parade time through the app Day 3 * Lan Fong Yuen Tsim Sha Tsui Branch (French toast + stocking milk tea) + They only accept cash, so make sure to bring cash (I recommend going at the 10:30 opening time because there will be a waiting line) * Tsim Sha Tsui Beach (Star Avenue + Clock Tower) Walk while looking at the ocean and take pictures in front of the clock tower and in front of the sculptures! * History Museum + Free admission * Lunch (Crystal Jade) I ate the Tantanmyeon Signature, but I don't recommend it (the peanut flavor is strong) + Peanuts and tea on the table (you have to pay for it, absolutely..) * Kowloon Park * Choi Hong Apartment Photo spot (recommended to go when there's a lot of sun) + Almost all Koreans * Ik Cheong Building Not recommended (not pretty at all...) * Temple Street (night market) Smaller than I thought (food is the main focus on the left, and goods are the main focus on the right) + It's better to avoid street drinks with ice or very local foods (I have a really strong stomach and can digest almost everything, but I got dizzy and had a blast at night after eating food at the night market) * Symphony of Lights starts at 8am + I recommend going a little early (going up to the 2nd floor is the best view) * Take the Star Ferry to Central Move Go straight to Symphony of Lights + Recommended to go in the middle (there are a lot of people on the boat), 2nd floor upper floor recommended Fourth day * Repulse Bay Beach It's a place that Koreans don't know much about, so there were no people and it was very quiet + It's cold because it's the sea, so I recommend going in early summer * Don Quijote There's a Japanese store, so I was surprised;; * Lunch (good date) 13th floor inside Langham Place (Shabu-shabu unlimited refill) * Wellcome (mart), Shasha (cosmetics), Watsons (mart) * Dinner (Central Kau Kee) -> 4 is the basic menu + Cash only, so definitely cash (high possibility of joining) * Lan Kwai Fong (bar street) It's like Itaewon in Korea, but it's a little bit up from Soho Street (good for just having a beer) + It's very chilly in the evenings in February, so a coat is a must + Personally, I don't recommend places where Koreans line up to eat + Big stores accept cards, but night markets and small restaurants always take cash + Hong Kong people don't understand English well,, (I can speak English freely, but locals don't speak English well)

#Seaview #100 ways to travel 🕰️Opening hours: 24 hours open 📍Address: Repulse Bay Beach, Hong Kong 💰Average consumption per person: Free visit tour 💞Reason for recommendation: Hong Kong Reservoir Bay Beach is one of the most famous beaches in Hong Kong. Once summer comes, many tourists will come here to enjoy the sun and beach, surrounded by rolling hills, very beautiful to take pictures, and there are many Chinese-style pavilion architecture, enjoy the sunset and sunrise view is quite good ❤️👍

⭐ Reservoir Bay Beach ⬇️⬇️⬇️ Earlier, I saw the weather was good during the long holiday, so I thought I would go out to the beach to sunbathe. Although it is a long holiday, but this beach is big enough, so it doesn't feel too crowded, easy to find a place😆 And very close to the mall, although the mall is small, but there are snacks and drinks to buy, there are many restaurants and 2 coffee shops🤪 It was quite comfortable at first, with the sun and a little wind, but it was very windy, I was sunbathing in the ground, cold and silly, and quickly left😂 #HongKongGood Places #LocalTour #FamilyGood Places

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Are you ready to make a splash at Repulse Bay in Hong Kong? This hidden gem in the Southern District not only boasts crystal-clear waters and soft sandy beaches but is also a paradise for water sports enthusiasts! From thrilling wakeboarding to relaxing kayaking, whether you're an adrenaline junkie or just looking to chill, Repulse Bay has something to make your day unforgettable. Come and experience the perfect blend of sea breeze, sunshine, and waves! 😎🌞 1. Wakeboarding 🏄♀️ Details: Looking for an adrenaline-pumping challenge? Wakeboarding is your go-to activity! At Repulse Bay, professional speedboats will tow you across the water, making 360-degree spins and jumps a reality! Guided by experienced instructors, this activity is suitable for beginners and advanced players alike. The calm waters of Repulse Bay are perfect for honing your skills! Recommended Spot: Deep Water Bay Water Sports Centre, offering professional equipment rentals and one-on-one coaching! Photo Tip: Capture the moment you soar above the boat's wake—it's guaranteed to look epic! 📸 2. Stand-Up Paddleboarding (SUP) 🛶 Details: Want to leisurely explore the coastline of Repulse Bay? SUP lets you paddle while standing, enjoying the scenic views as you go! The clear waters of Repulse Bay occasionally reveal small fish swimming by, adding a therapeutic touch. Beginners, don't worry—coaches will teach you balancing techniques, and you'll be up and paddling in just 10 minutes! Recommended Spot: Blue Sky Sports Club, located near Repulse Bay, offering SUP rentals and group lessons! Photo Tip: Stand on your SUP board with the luxurious homes of Repulse Bay and distant yachts in the background for a perfect artsy shot! 🌅 3. Kayaking 🚣♂️ Details: Want to paddle out to the open sea with friends or family? Kayaking is the best choice! The calm waters of Repulse Bay make it easy to navigate, and you can even paddle to nearby Middle Island to explore hidden corners! This activity is suitable for all ages, ensuring fun for everyone, including kids! Recommended Spot: Sea Kayak Hong Kong, offering single/double kayak rentals and guided tours! Photo Tip: Paddle near Middle Island and snap a photo with the blue sky and white clouds—super chill vibes! 📷 Transportation 1. By Rail 🚇 To: Take the MTR South Island Line from Central to "Ocean Park Station" (Exit C), then walk about 15 minutes to Mills & Chung Path and head downhill to Repulse Bay Beach. Alternatively, take minibus 40 from Ocean Park Station (about 5 minutes) directly to Repulse Bay! From: Take minibus 40 back to Ocean Park Station or walk to Ocean Park Station to take the MTR back to the city. Tips: The MTR + minibus combo is the most convenient, avoiding the hot downhill walk! Fare is approximately HK$10-15 one way. 2. By Car 🚗 To: From Central, take the Aberdeen Tunnel towards the Southern District, then turn onto Repulse Bay Road via Wong Chuk Hang Road. The drive takes about 20-30 minutes. Repulse Bay has paid parking lots conveniently located near the beach! From: Return via Repulse Bay Road to Wong Chuk Hang Road, through the Aberdeen Tunnel back to the city, with a drive time of about 25 minutes. Tips: Parking fees are around HK$20/hour. Avoid weekend peak hours as parking spaces can be tight! Tips 1. Bring sunscreen and waterproof bags to protect your skin and phone! 🧴📱 2. Wear water shoes for activities to protect your feet from small stones on the beach! 👟 3. Book activities in advance, especially on weekends, as coaches and equipment are in high demand! 📅 4. Visit The Pulse mall near Repulse Bay for seafood or smoothies after your activities—super refreshing! 🍹 5. Check the weather forecast to avoid typhoon or high-wave days—safety first! 🌤️

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck BeautifulBeach in the South of Hong Kong Island 🎈 At Repulse Bay Beach 🚋 Travel from Bus 6/6X/260, get off at Repulse Bay Beach; Repulse Bay Road + walk 250 meters 🎈Repulse Bay Beach or Tsin Shui Wan, a beach in the south of Hong Kong Island, a beach that stretches for almost 300 meters, is a beach with soft white sand, bright blue water, and is peaceful. It is a spot where Hong Kong people often come to swim. The area around Repulse Bay Beach is the most expensive residential area in Hong Kong and the most expensive in the world. Businessmen, celebrities, and celebrities have houses and condos in Repulse Bay. 🎈Repulse Bay also has one of the most important temples, the sacred temple of Hong Kong Island, Tin Hau Temple, where the Goddess of Mercy is enshrined, and the sacred Bodhisattva statue by the sea, Repulse Bay. Google maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/DW2hPLVSyecRVTTD9 #HongKong #HongKongTravel #HongKongReview #hongkong #hongkongtrip

#HongKongIn-depthTour Repulse Bay, the shining pearl of Hong Kong Island, is not only a beach, but also a romantic place where history and art are intertwined. Today I will take you to experience its charm immersively~ Itinerary Morning: Encounter with The Repulse Bay and the beach Take Exit A of Central MTR Station or Exit B1 of Hong Kong Station, walk to Exchange Square Bus Terminal and take bus No. 6, 6X or 260 to Repulse Bay Beach Bus Stop. If you depart from Causeway Bay Station, you can take green minibus No. 40 or 40X at Jardine's Bazaar to get there directly. After arriving, go to Repulse Bay first. Its predecessor was the Repulse Bay Hotel and it is also the place where the hero and heroine in Eileen Chang's "Love in a Fallen City" met. The retro rooftop, courtyard and spiral staircase are full of old-fashioned romance and are perfect for photoshoots. Then run to Repulse Bay Beach, a 292-meter long beach with fine sand and clear water. You can put on your swimsuit and swim to your heart's content, or rent a beach chair, soak up the sun and listen to the waves, which is very relaxing. Noon: Enjoy the beachside cuisine When you are tired of playing, go to The Pulse shopping mall for food. It is right next to the beach and is pet-friendly. The internet-famous shop Baked is not to be missed. The sourdough bread is a must-try, and the bigboss steak is even more amazing to your taste buds. Enjoying the sea view while dining will double your enjoyment. Afternoon: Check in at the cultural landscape You must visit Zhenhai Tower Park, where statues of the Queen of Heaven and Guanyin, tens of meters high, stand, protecting fishermen and swimmers. The colors are bright and the photos are very distinctive. Then stroll along the seaside trail, feel the sea breeze, and enjoy the coastline scenery. You can also take a look at the luxurious villas around Repulse Bay and feel the atmosphere of the wealthy area. Evening: Don’t miss the stunning sunset Wait for the sunset on the beach and watch the afterglow dye the sea surface into golden red, sparkling and extremely romantic. You can also find a seaside restaurant and enjoy dinner with the sunset to put a perfect end to this trip. Intimate TIPS 1. The beach is open all year round. Lifeguard service hours are from 9:00 to 18:00 (may be extended in summer). Please pay attention to safety. 2. There are more tourists on weekends, so it is recommended to leave early to avoid the peak hours. 3. Take good sun protection and bring swimsuits, beach towels, sunglasses and other items. 4. The prices in restaurants and supermarkets around the beach are relatively high, so you can bring some snacks and drinking water with you. The beauty of Repulse Bay requires you to slow down and savor it carefully. Make plans quickly and take a spontaneous seaside trip! #hongkongrepulsebay #repulsebaybeach #hongkongtravel #seasidevacation

#GetDiscountNotDependingOnLuck 📍Start at Suvarnabhumi first. Must get a picture at Airport 1. 📍Hong Kong Disneyland Resort. There are many angles and many people. But don't be afraid. There are many spots. You can take pictures as you like. 📍MTR station. Of course, when you come to Hong Kong, you must take pictures of the station signs. Don't miss it. 📍Wong Tai Sin & Hong Hum temple. Take a picture in front of the temple. Gen Y's signature. 📍Repulse Bay. This is a beach. We came at night. So we only took this much. If anyone has more time, bikinis are a must. 📍Lock Road. Actually, if you want a Hong Kong atmosphere, you can take pictures of any sign. This is near the hotel. 🤣 📍Peking Road. Walked to find a corner to take pictures at night. Wanted lights. Found this mall. It's perfect. 😆 📍Canton Road. The pictures came out very well. In front of the LV Dior brand shop. The pictures are amazing. 📍1881 Heritage. I can only say one thing. It's great. Find a corner. Evening light. From 3 pm onwards is great. 📍Cultural center. Evening light is good. There will be light coming through between the pillars. There is another corner that we didn't take a picture of. It's a feeling of popping out and seeing people taking pictures in case anyone wants to try it. 📍Victoria Harbour You can walk all the way here. It's next to the Avenue of Stars. You can see the opposite side, but it's a bit backlit. If the camera has a flash, turn it on. The skin is radiant. 📍Lastly, before going back, at the airport, the angle where you can see the plane just right, press 1. It's mainly in the Tsim Sha Tsui area because we're staying in this area. There's not enough time to go anywhere else. In fact, there are many locations in Hong Kong. There are many cool angles. #HongKongTravel #HongKongDisneyland #FlyingToHongKong #HongKongTravel2025 #BeautifulPhotoCoordinates

Tin Hau Temple, Repulse Bay Review – Hong Kong 🛕 If you are visiting Hong Kong Island and want to change the atmosphere from the tall buildings and bright lights to worship and receive positive energy by the sea, Tin Hau Temple in Repulse Bay is a destination you shouldn't miss!!! Inside the temple are decorated with colorful statues of deities, from Tin Hau, the protector of sailors, the large Guanyin, to the gods of fortune and the golden dragon, Feng Shui. The highlight is the "Cross the Wishing Bridge" bridge, which is believed to grant wishes. You can also walk to see the sea at the adjacent Repulse Bay beach. The atmosphere is quiet and the sea breeze is gentle, perfect for relaxing your mind. 🗓️Travel planning: - Take the MTR to Central Station and then take the No. 40 minibus at Exchange Square Bus Terminal. - Or take the No. 6, 6A, 6X or 260 bus to the Repulse Bay Beach stop. - Then walk for about 5 minutes. #TravelChina #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #NaturalAttractions

Easy to walk around, the air is very good. In the evening, the air is cool and comfortable, like being in an air-conditioned room, about 23°C. You can wear a T-shirt or a jacket that is not too thick. This time, I got a pair of ASICS shoes. I was very lucky that the size was just right. Very cool, very impressed. + I also went to worship Buddha. There were not many people at the temple. They came to worship and then went on without sitting around. It was great and I got to do what I wanted. 🍀

Repulse Bay is a public beach with restaurant, shop, toilet facilities nearby, kind of convenient, but always crowded with people, especially recently there are . A sophisticated oasis on Hong Kong's South Side, The Repulse Bay provides luxury serviced and unfurnished apartments for those seeking an idyllic lifestyle. Repulse Bay or Tsin Shui Wan is a bay in the southern part of Hong Kong Island, located in the Southern District, Hong Kong. It is one of the most expensive ...

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🇭🇰My favorite Seawalk route! Forget about Victoria Peak and Victoria Harbour! This "Wong Chuk Hang-Repulse Bay Waterfront Promenade" hidden in the Southern District is the real treasure for sea view! 🍃 • On one side is the invincible blue sea of the Pacific Ocean On the other side are the European-style manor houses scattered on the hillside The sea breeze gently blows your hair with a salty taste Every step is like walking into the summer of a Rohmer movie! • 👉🏻Route: Southern District Waterfront Promenade (near Ocean Park) → Repulse Bay Beach The whole journey is easy and shaded by trees, so you don't have to worry about getting tanned! Along the way, you will encounter stray cats basking in the sun 🐈 and swaying flowers 💐 You can also overlook the Ocean Park cable car and the luxury yachts moored at sea Walking to Repulse Bay and Deep Water Bay, the two beaches are less crowded and the water is clear The glass sea is so dazzling under the sun that it is intoxicating~✨ • In the middle of the trail, there is a white railing boardwalk by the sea The background is the interweaving of mountain, sea, luxury houses and blue, take a picture at will It is a blockbuster with the same atmosphere as "Call Me by Your Name" 📸! It is recommended to come after 4pm, the light is so gentle as if a filter has been added You can also catch a sea sunset by the way 🌅 • 📍Transportation: Exit B of Ocean Park Station, MTR Walk along the Southern District Waterfront Promenade • There are also Wong Chuk Hang Art Exhibition, Nam Long Shan⛰️ nearby Deep Water Bay Hidden Reef Beach and Stanley Market can be visited along the way Although the scenery is beautiful, remember to take away your own trash after checking in Collect this guide and escape the crowds to relax this weekend!

A day to visit one of Hong Kong's representative resorts, the wide-open beach! Enjoy a leisurely time on a beautiful beach just a little bit away from the city center 🌊 📍 Repulse Bay Beach · A popular beach located in the southern part of Hong Kong Island · Address: Repulse Bay, Hong Kong 🚎 How to get there · MTR + Bus: * MTR Central Station (Exit E) → Take bus 6, 6A, 6X, 260 from the bus terminal → Get off at Repulse Bay stop * MTR Admiralty Station (Exit C1) → Take bus 260 · Taxi: Approximately 20 minutes from Central * 🎟 Admission Fee and Operating Hours · No admission fee (free admission) · Operating Hours: Open 24 hours (no swimming after sunset) 🏖 Things to do in Repulse Bay ✔️ Healing time on a fine sandy beach - It's great for spending a leisurely time looking out at the sea. ✔️ Trail walk – Enjoy the beautiful ocean view from the walking trails along the perimeter. ✔️ Luxurious cafe & restaurant tour – Enjoy brunch and cocktails at a restaurant with a great ocean view. ✔️ Sunset viewing – The sunset over the ocean at dusk is a must-see! 🏝 Visiting tips · Swimsuits & beach towels are a must! – Bring them if you want to enjoy water activities. Early morning visit recommended – The morning hours are quieter as it is crowded with locals and tourists on weekends. Explore the surroundings too! – Shop for souvenirs at the nearby Stanley Market or enjoy the quiet atmosphere at Deepwater Bay. Hong Kong is a great city with a dense forest of buildings, but I didn’t know there was a beach so close. Repulse Bay is a place I definitely recommend visiting for a day on your travel itinerary! #ChinaTravel #HongKong #HongKongTravel #HongKongHotPlace #RepulseBay

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#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Repulse Bay Repulse Bay is a beach in Hong Kong where everyone comes to play, take pictures, and most people like to come to pray to Guan Yin, the Goddess of Fortune. We can take bus number 6X. When we see a building with a hole in the middle, we can get off the bus. (According to Feng Shui beliefs, buildings with holes in the middle like this are believed to allow dragons to travel in and out to play in the sea.) #repulsebay #hongkong

#hongkongtrip Visitors can sunbathe and swim in the bay, which is under the supervision of lifeguards during the swimming season, and after that go to one of the restaurants located nearby. In summer, the air temperature is ideal for swimming. The water is very comfortable at this time – not cold, but not too warm either. The swimming season opens in March and ends in November. There are statues of Taoist gods, a small mountain and an elite residential complex near the beach. Repulse Bay is the perfect place to combine swimming and sightseeing in the city. Repulse Bay is a free public beach, one of the forty beaches in Hong Kong. Rescuers work from March to November. The beach is equipped with comfortable shower cabins, which can be used free of charge. In the summer, a lot of people gather on the beach. Lifeguards are on duty. So far, no shark sightings have been reported in this bay. Repulse Bay is an ideal harbor for small vessels, because it is quite a narrow place and there are many small islands around that protect the bay from large waves. The water depth in the bay is small. It is said that before the British took control of the bay, there were many pirates in it. In recent decades, the bay has become a favorite place for beach holidays for Hong Kong residents and tourists. The transport scheme adjacent to the beach is very convenient. Not far from the bay is the Central district, the main business district of Hong Kong. Many high-rise buildings have been built along the coastline. Real estate prices here are among the highest in Hong Kong. Buyers are attracted to this area, surrounded by small mountains, with a wonderful beach and located close to the Central district. Repulse Bay Beach is located in a picturesque bay in one of the most prestigious areas of Hong Kong. Large vessels do not enter here, and the shore is shallow enough for comfortable swimming. Vacationers can use sun beds and umbrellas, showers and barbecue grills for free. There are numerous restaurants near the beach where you can taste various seafood delicacies and other unusual dishes. As for the sights, nearby there is the Kwun Yam Temple and Tin Hau, the Old Lighthouse and the Longevity Bridge, passing through which you can add three more days to life.

Repulse Bay, a seaside beach, a place to relax and a tourist attraction in Hong Kong. You can have a picnic or walk along the beach. There is also a Tin Hau Temple located on the bay. You can worship and ask for blessings from the gods. This temple has a red bridge for you to cross. It is a bridge that extends your lifespan by 3 years. Do not walk back on the bridge because it will shorten your lifespan instead. #Get a discount without relying on luck

Visit the Hong Kong sea. Here is Repulse Bay beach. There is a beautiful sandy beach. There are trees along the beach to sit under comfortably. Bring a seat and there is a place to play in the sea. There is a zone for swimming. Bring children to play, come to relax. Don't forget to bring a swimsuit. But if you forget, this place sells them. This place is suitable for relaxing all day. There is a department store. Inside there are many restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream shops. Coming here is worth it. You can stay all day long. I highly recommend it. #Trip Moments #hongkong

💞Reason for recommendation: After worshipping Guan Yin, you can find many beautiful angles to take photos😊

#Free VIP room change on the 27th of each month Member Day The Repulse Bay and Deep Water Bay beaches in Hong Kong have beautiful scenery. They are places where both foreign and mainland tourists go to play cards. It is a real eye-opener when you are here! Hong Kong is so beautiful!

Repulse Bay, Hong Kong

Past 2018 vs Present 2024 😆#repulsebay #hongkong

#summerdream ไปวัด Tin hua temple และ จุดชมวิวอีกฝั่งของฮ่องกง หาด repulse bay beach เป็นเมืองที่แปลกตาไปกว่า ในเมืองใหญ่ของฮ่องกง เป็นเมืองติดทะเลที่งดงาม

Repulse Bay or Tsin Shui Wan is a bay in the south of Hong Kong Island, located in the southern part of Hong Kong. It is one of the most exclusive residential areas in Hong Kong and is also known as the most expensive residential area in the world. Most people like to go to worship the Goddess of Mercy at Repulse Bay. How to get there 📍Take bus number 6 and get off at the Repulse Bay Beach stop, then walk for a while and you will arrive. #Songkran2024Travel

Go with Ang 😊 The Repulse Bay is not difficult to travel to. Just book your flight with Trip.com, book your accommodation, transportation, car, and go to the airport. Then, meet The Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, cross the island, take a bus to the island, at the Goddess of Mercy, about 25 minutes from the city. Come to Hong Kong to ask for blessings from the Goddess of Mercy. Don't forget to stop by the Goddess of Mercy at Repulse Bay Beach, Hong Kong Island. It is convenient here. You can see the sea as far as the eye can see. Oh, the bathroom is clean. As for the main tourists, they should be Thais as much as Chinese. #dreamvoyage Let's stop by the sea in Hong Kong.

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#ChristmasDestinations Have you ever thought about going to the beach during Christmas? Repulse Bay is a good idea - it is located in the southern part of Hong Kong Island and is also one of the most upscale residential areas in Hong Kong. The Chinese name of Repulse Bay comes from the shallow water in the bay. It is full of beautiful beach attractions and is suitable for families to travel and enjoy a relaxing vacation together.