Fishing Bay

Fishing Bay

Fishing Bay is a beach located at 13 Milestone, Castle Peak Road, Sham Tseng, New Territories, Hong Kong. It is the westernmost Leisure and Cultural Services Department beach in the Tsuen Wan District, stretching approximately 200 meters in length, making it one of the shorter beaches in the area. At its center lies the former Ma Wan Ferry Pier. Unfortunately, the swimming area has been closed due to seawater pollution.

The name "Fishing Bay" comes from the people who come here to fish. The pier near the beach is often crowded with visitors angling in the water, which may be how it got its name. The coastline extending along Fishing Bay is one of the most beautiful spots in Hong Kong, offering stunning views of the Ting Kau Bridge, Tsing Ma Bridge, and Kap Shui Mun Bridge in the distance. Despite being a small beach, Fishing Bay is home to 11 barbecue pits, making it a renowned barbecue destination. Many visitors spend the whole afternoon here, enjoying a truly perfect barbecue experience. While savoring the smoky aroma of grilled food, they also take in the pleasant surroundings. Grilling a variety of dishes yourself and pairing them with different sauces fills the air with mouthwatering scents. Tasting your own hand-grilled food is an ultimate delight.

Anglers' Beach

Must-visit reason: One of Hong Kong’s most famous barbecue spots