西灣營地

Mercy Njoroge 2 years ago

A very ideal site for hikers where you get to make memorable memories with family and friends. Ideal for corporates and schools programs as well. The hiking trails are paved and clear and signage is at it's best every 500 meters letting you know how long you have hiked and how long you have left. The campsite is by the beach where you can swim and body board in the beautiful waves. You bring your own tents and camping gear.You are also able to hire tents, surf boards and wet suits from ATEAM EDVENTURES SHOP which is right at the campsite at competitive rates.The scene is amazing as well as you're surrounded by tree studded hills. You also get to see the Hongkong water reservoir next to the sea which Is a spectacular sight. There are a few shops and restaurants run by the locals selling local cuisines,soft and alcoholic drinks as well. A river runs right in the middle on the campsite and you can go canyoning and make some splashes in the one of the three pools to cool yourself down. You won't regret this plan guys. Go on ahead. Its calling out for you and its waiting.

mathisha yapa 2 years ago

Beautiful extra large beach One of the widest beaches I have seen in HK Very calm and clean. No many people Ideal for family camping or couples See is not deep here. You can walk a bit longer and good for surfing

Mwenda Kinoti 3 years ago

Compared to most places in Hong Kong, it's remote. There are only four busses from Sai Kung to Sai Wan Pavillion after which you have to hike 3km to Sai Wan Village. The campsite is on the beach. The views are undeniably good, and the waters inviting. The waves are often strong. However, the current brings a ton of garbage from the ocean to the shore. I'm glad it is cleaned often. The campsite is right next to the village. There are restaurants at the village but they close early. It's best to come prepaid with enough food and water for your stay. If it's breezy, most tents will let in sand which I found to be a nuisance. Despite there only being 4 buses a day from Sai Kung to Sai Wan, it seems to be quite popular probably because it lies on the Maclehose trail. All in all, I love the campsite and I'm certain I'll be back.

FOREST GOO 4 years ago

amazing camping area with sandy beach and no too wavy ocean for swim, toilet available too. it’s not super easy accessible, around 30 mins walk after taxi dropped off point. its mostly downhill steps on the maclehose trail. . quite busy on the weekends as lots of foreigners family carrying loads of camping items in for a getaway weekend. sad to see lots of burning marks everywhere on the grass and rocks…. make sure to keep the environment clean and make 200% sure to hike in earlier as you might not be able to find a spot for your camp if you are late.

Nicholas Stone Edited 4 years ago

You can reach this campsite via boat from Sai Kung or by a 45 minute walk from Sai Wan pavilion. There is a concrete path throughout so you can use a trolley to help transport your camping equipment if need be. There are toilets at the campsite but they have been closed for several months. There is a functioning toilet and bathroom about 100 metres away from the cafés (it's signposted). You can buy simple food (around 70-80 HKD for one dish which is probably enough for 2 people) at the restaurants in Sai Wan village. There is also bottled water and other drinks available. There aren't any shady spots along the beach so wherever you pitch your tent you will have to endure the full force of the sun. And at dawn, the sun's rays will hit your tent directly as the sun rises from in front of the beach. By 7am when I camped here yesterday, it was already unbearably hot. The beach is good for swimming, however. The water was clear and there was no litter in it when I was there. I would say that Ham Tin Beach is better for camping though unless you go by boat, that beach is less accessible than Sai Wan.