Silvermine Bay Beach — Attraction in Hong Kong

The Silvermine Bay Beach is located just north of the Mui Wo Ferry Terminal and can be reached by foot in just 10 minutes. It is a better than average beach in Hong Kong, around 800 metres in length, sand of fairly good quality, slightly course but not pebbly. During the last couple of times we've passed by, it has been very clean, which is nice to see. Water is fairly clear at the Silvermine Beach as well.

There is a promenade and a couple of hotels along the beach including the well known Silvermine Beach Resort near to the southern end while the Seaview Hotel Resort is further north. A few eateries and a couple of public toilets can before found as well.

Note: Unfortunately because of the pandemic, all beaches in Hong Kong are officially closed at the moment so they can't be made of much use at the moment. But this will probably change as the weather warms and if we get our case numbers under better control locally.

Overall, Silvermine is not as nice as what you will find out west on Lantau Island at the Upper and Lower Cheung Sha Beaches but it is much more accessible for those coming by way of ferry from Hong Kong Island and still pretty good, potentially making it worth the visit for those with kiddos looking for convenient...

Yes, Silvermine Bay Beach is a beach, but it's more than just an ordinary beach.

Unlike other beaches in Hong Kong where you see mostly some basic beach amenities on the shore, there are quite a few interesting scenes here.

Walk along the path that runs across the whole beach, and you'll find some small houses that you don't often see in the city. Some look vintage, some glamorous and some blend perfectly with the nature.

Together with the splendid view of the sea and the sandy beach, you can indulge yourself with a relaxed atmosphere without realizing how...

Silvermine Bay Beach is lovely and usually not too crowded. There is a large swimming area with lifeguards and a few seating areas and cover under trees. There are also public change rooms, toilets, and showers. There are two 'mini' shops in close proximity to the beach, and there is also kayaking available on the beach. A short walk from Mui Wo ferry pier, and if you are hungry coming off the ferry, there are many great places to eat, for vegetarians and...