Sai Wan Swimming Shed – an atmospheric waterfront spot in Hong Kong

#hongkong Sai Wan Swimming Shed — an atmospheric spot by the water in Hong Kong If you want to see not only skyscrapers but also experience the calm, cinematic side of Hong Kong, come to Sai Wan Swimming Shed. This is a wooden pier by the water where locals come to swim, and tourists come for incredible photos against the backdrop of the sea and islands. 📍 Where is it? West Hong Kong, Kennedy Town / Sai Wan. This is a "local" area of ​​the city — quiet, without the tourist crowds, and with a beautiful waterfront. 🚇 How to get there The most convenient option is the metro and walking. — MTR Kennedy Town Station — Exit A — From the exit, it's about a 12-15-minute walk along the waterfront. The walk is easy, and the view along the way is very beautiful — the sea, boats, and sunset. At the entrance to the swimming area, there are stairs leading down to the pier. It's small, metal, and gently sways—be careful if the waves are strong. 🌊 What awaits you? — An atmospheric wooden bridge over the water — A beautiful view of the islands and the South China Sea — A perfect spot for sunset photos — Sometimes locals actually come here to swim Good to know: — It's best to arrive during golden hour: the sunset here looks stunning — If you decide to swim, be careful: there are sometimes strong currents 🎎 What to see nearby? After your visit, you can stroll through Kennedy Town: — Belcher Bay Promenade — Cafes and coffee shops on Catchick Street. If you feel like sitting down (for example, Waffling Beans or %Arabica on the promenade)