Stanley Back Beach - A great place to watch the sunset. A tranquil and charming little beach.

When you come to Stanley in Hong Kong, of course, you must visit the famous attractions here, such as "Stanley Promenade", "Stanley Plaza", "Blake Pier at Stanley", "Murray House", or "Stanley Market" and so on. However, if you are looking for some quiet places, there is also a good choice here. Now let's introduce it to you by HongKongFootprint.com.

The "Stanley Back Beach" next to the "Stanley Market" is sparsely populated compared to the neighboring "Stanley Main Beach", and the scenery is beautiful, making it a good place to watch the sunset. The best time is to come here at sunset and enjoy the beautiful sea view. Especially under the warm sunshine, the gentle sea breeze blows head-on. Listening to the sound of the rustling waves is also very comfortable.

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Murray House - A Victorian historic building. An ideal location for a wedding photo shoot.

There are many historical buildings in Hong Kong, some of which will remain at their original sites, while others will be demolished and relocated to another location. The place that HongKongFootprint.com will introduce this time is one of the historical sites in Hong Kong that has undergone relocation works.

The current location of "Murray House" is in Stanley, Hong Kong. It is a three-storey building. It is mainly built with giant granite and designed with a mix of Chinese and Western architectural styles. It is the only remaining Victorian building in Hong Kong. The whole building is composed of several round stone columns imitating the Greek retro style, and then matched with Chinese-style tile roofs. In addition to classical elegance, it also has a European architectural flavor.

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Turtle Cove Beach - A small sandy beach surrounded by mountains.

Taking advantage of the summer, if you want to explore some hidden beaches with fewer visitors, you should pay attention to this beach introduced by HongKongFootprint.com this time. This beach not only has a quiet environment, but also has complete facilities. It is definitely a good choice for a leisurely swim.

"Turtle Cove Beach" located in Turtle Cove Bay, Hong Kong, although the location is relatively remote, but there are direct public transportation to and from, so it is still convenient. Even though the area of the beach here is relatively small and the coastline is quite short, but the advantage is that the sand is fine, the sea water is clear and clean, and there are not many visitors, and most of them are local residents. There are also very few foreign visitors. The environment is relatively quiet, giving people a feeling of being on their own.

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Repulse Bay Beach - A place with full of leisurely and comfortable atmosphere.

For a relaxing vacation, consider this beach featured by HongKongFootprint.com. In addition to the beautiful scenery, this beach has many restaurants with endless sea views nearby. It can definitely be said to be a good place to eat, drink and have fun.

Located in Repulse Bay, Hong Kong, "Repulse Bay Beach" is surrounded by mountains and the sea. The bay is in the shape of a meniscus, with fine and bright white sand and clear and clean sea water. It is not only a hot spot for outings, but also a holiday destination. Both local residents and foreign visitors like this beach very much. Every holiday, many visitors come here for recreation, splashing, swimming, strolling, and enjoying the peaceful and quiet time here.

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Bethanie Chapel - A Gothic Revival architecture. A church with historical relics.

If you want to appreciate the Gothic Revival architecture and feel the atmosphere of the church, then the places introduced by HongKongFootprint.com this time will surely satisfy these two wishes.

The "Bethanie Chapel" in Pok Fu Lam, Hong Kong has a very long history and was built by the Paris Foreign Mission Society in 1875. "Bethanie Chapel" was originally a sanatorium, mainly providing a place for local missionaries to rest their bodies and minds. The entire building was built in the Gothic Revival style, and is one of the few remaining French-style buildings in Hong Kong.

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