Repulse Bay, one of Hong Kong s most famous bays, is located in the Southern District of Hong Kong. It was named after a British Navy Ship, HMS Repulse.
Repulse Bay Beach is a well-known and very popular place for swimming, and attracts many tourists. Its coastline is winding and resembles a new moon. The long beach, broad beach bed, soft sand and the smooth sea make Repulse Bay Beach one of the most beautiful of all Hong Kong s beaches.
In the east of the beach, the Hong Kong Life Saving Society can be found; its Chinese-style building decorated with a huge hovering and flying dragon on the top and also features a garden leading to the beach. The Zhenhai Tower Park, located along the beach, and has a rich, Chinese classical flavour. The statues of the Queen of Heaven and Kwan-yin stand just in front of the gate.
Repulse Bay Beach is a well-known and very popular place for swimming, and attracts many tourists. Its coastline is winding and resembles a new moon. The long beach, broad beach bed, soft sand and the smooth sea make Repulse Bay Beach one of the most beautiful of all Hong Kong s beaches.
In the east of the beach, the Hong Kong Life Saving Society can be found; its Chinese-style building decorated with a huge hovering and flying dragon on the top and also features a garden leading to the beach. The Zhenhai Tower Park, located along the beach, and has a rich, Chinese classical flavour. The statues of the Queen of Heaven and Kwan-yin stand just in front of the gate.