Sai Kung Fishing Village: Seafood Haven & Coastal Charm
Visitor Fee
- Free entry (Boat tours and seafood meals have varying costs)
Transportation
- MTR: Take the Tseung Kwan O Line to Hang Hau Station, then take minibus 101M to Sai Kung.
- Bus: Routes 92 (from Diamond Hill), 99 (from Ma On Shan), 299X (from Sha Tin), or 792M (from Tseung Kwan O) reach Sai Kung.
- Taxi/Uber: Available from anywhere in Hong Kong.
Things to Do
- Explore the Sai Kung Waterfront:
- Watch local fishermen selling fresh seafood directly from boats.
- Enjoy Fresh Seafood at Sai Kung Seafood Street:
- Visit waterfront restaurants to try lobster, crab, scallops, and other fresh seafood.
- Take a Boat Tour to Nearby Islands:
- Hire a boat to explore Sharp Island, Yim Tin Tsai, and Ung Kong Group.
- Hike in Sai Kung East Country Park:
- Visit the High Island Reservoir, Tai Long Wan beaches, and scenic trails.
- Go Kayaking or Paddleboarding:
- Rent a kayak or paddleboard to explore Sai Kung’s clear waters.
Why People Enjoy Coming Here
- Fresh seafood and authentic fishing village vibes.
- Beautiful coastal views and relaxing waterfront atmosphere.
- Easy access to hiking trails and island-hopping adventures.
- Great spot for water activities like kayaking and diving.
How Old is Sai Kung Fishing Village?
- Sai Kung has been a fishing settlement for over 300 years, with some traditional stilt houses and old fishing practices still in use.
List of Activities
- Visit the Sai Kung Pier and seafood market
- Dine at famous seafood restaurants
- Take a boat tour to nearby islands
- Hike in Sai Kung East Country Park
- Rent a kayak or go paddleboarding
- Visit the UNESCO-listed Hong Kong Global Geopark
Additional Nearby Attractions
- High Island Reservoir: A scenic spot with hexagonal rock formations.
- Tai Long Wan: A hidden paradise with white sandy beaches.
- Yim Tin Tsai: A small island with Hakka village heritage.
- Sharp Island: A volcanic island great for snorkeling and hiking.