Some come for the sun.
Others stay for the snacks.

Hong Kong’s beaches aren’t just about catching a tan. They’re where laid-back afternoons meet surprise bites and breezy moments. Whether you're into quiet escapes or beach clubs with cocktails, the city's coastline has something for every kind of sunseeker.

From the surf-friendly sands of Lantau to the chic vibes of Repulse Bay, each beach offers its own slice of escape. Some come with rooftop bars and brunch spots, others with hidden kiosks and serene views. It’s not just about the water — it’s about the atmosphere, the flavors, and the company. Whether you're exploring with friends or soaking up solo time, Hong Kong’s beaches blend leisure with a touch of local charm.

Find your beach mood, from secluded shores to rooftop drinks

Here’s a sun-lover’s guide to the best beach spots in Hong Kong, with just the right amount of chill... and chow:

• Pui O Beach (Lantau Island):
  A relaxed vibe with the Treasure Island Beach Club, serving up Western brunches, cocktails, and sea-breeze vibes. Nearby Italian and local Hong Kong eateries add flavor to your post-swim hunger.
• Repulse Bay:
  A more upscale scene with The Pulse offering restaurants from seafood to Thai, Italian, and pan-Asian picks. Don’t miss the casual beachside snack stalls for something quick.
• Trio Beach (Sai Kung):
  A peaceful hidden gem with a simple snack-and-drinks kiosk. Head over to Sai Kung Pier afterwards for buzzing bars and sundowners.
• South Bay Beach:
  Quieter than most, perfect for laid-back afternoons. Local snack kiosks and a rooftop beach club bring the right balance of chill and party.
• St. Stephen’s Beach (Stanley):
  A small, quiet beach with a cozy snack kiosk. Walk to Stanley Promenade for lively pubs, Italian bistros, and sweet dessert cafés.

Whether you’re sipping by the shore or chasing sunset bites, Hong Kong’s beaches blend the calm of nature with the richness of local eats. It’s not just sunbathing it’s a slow, delicious experience.