Anglers' Bay

　　Anglers' Bay is a beach located at 13 Milestone on Castle Peak Road in Sham Tseng, New Territories, Hong Kong. It is the westernmost LCSD-managed beach in the entire Tsuen Wan District, stretching approximately 200 meters in length. It is one of the shorter beaches in the area, with the former Ma Wan Ferry Pier situated in the middle. Unfortunately, the swimming area has been closed due to seawater pollution.

　　The name “Anglers' Bay” originates from the many people who come here to fish—visitors are often seen fishing from the nearby pier, which may be why it’s called “Anglers' Bay.” The coastline extending along Anglers' Bay is one of the most beautiful spots in Hong Kong, and from here you can also admire the magnificent Ting Kau Bridge, Tsing Ma Bridge, and Kap Shui Mun Bridge. This small beach features 11 barbecue pits, making it a well-known barbecue destination. Many visitors typically spend the whole afternoon here, enjoying a near-perfect barbecue experience. While savoring the smoky aroma of grilled food, they also take in the pleasant scenery. Grilling a variety of foods yourself, paired with different sauces, fills the air with mouthwatering scents that are simply irresistible. Tasting the food you've grilled with your own hands is truly an ultimate delight.

　　Anglers' Beach

　　Reason to visit: One of Hong Kong's most renowned barbecue destinations