Golden Coast, Hong Kong
The Golden Beach stretches 545 meters along the shore and covers an area of 7.85 hectares, connecting to the nearby New Cafeteria Bay. It is the largest beach in Tuen Mun and also the first artificial beach in Hong Kong, with all its sand imported from Hainan Island. The beach not only boasts clear waters and fine sand but also provides convenient facilities such as parking lots, snack kiosks, changing rooms, shower equipment, and public toilets for visitors. Adjacent to the beach is a 480-meter-long coastal promenade lined with coconut trees, exuding a vibrant tropical ambiance.
Golden Montmartre is Hong Kong’s first open-air street art and cultural square. The area’s Huiyi Street features various stalls offering services such as portrait sketching, comic drawing, jewelry making, handicraft carving, specialty dyeing, and colorful sand bottles. On Sundays, a variety of street performance arts are presented. The lively and creative artistic atmosphere rivals that of Paris’s Montmartre.
The Chinese White Dolphin sculpture, built at a cost of HK$2.5 million, features three dolphins symbolizing peace, freedom, and happiness. With their dynamic design and illuminated nighttime display, they create a uniquely romantic scene, making it a popular dating spot in Hong Kong.
Golden Coast, located on Castle Peak Bay in Tuen Mun, New Territories, is a newly developed tourist attraction in Hong Kong. It includes an artificial beach, resort hotels, shopping malls, and a seaside promenade, all designed with a charming European flair.
Transportation Guide
Location: 1 Castle Peak Road, Tuen Mun District, Hong Kong
How to get there: 1. Take the MTR Tsuen Wan Line to Kwai Fong Station, exit to Kwai Fong Bus Terminus, and take Bus 61M; 2. Take the MTR to Mei Foo Station, exit at A, transfer to Bus 52X, and alight at Golden Coast; 3. For those starting from Hong Kong Island, begin at Exit C1 of Admiralty MTR Station, walk across the pedestrian bridge to Pacific Place, then take Bus 962 outside Li Po Chun Chambers on Arsenal Street and alight at Golden Coast; 4. Take the MTR Tung Chung Line or Airport Express to Tsing Yi Station, exit at A1, transfer to Light Rail Route 140M, and alight at Golden Coast.
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