Exploring Shek O Beach Village in Hong Kong (4K)

As requested by you guys, I am exploring the vibrant beach town of Shek O. Apart from its eponymous beach, Shek O is also famed for its scenic seascape and easy access. The quaint village attracts outdoor buffs and barbecue lovers for a weekend out in the sun. I have you guys to thank because not only did I get to experience this scenic town but I also got some much needed Vitamin sea. As always thanks for watching and please do like, commend, share and subscribe! Keep lettting me know what places you want me to explore next! Enjoy! 😊
Music: After Rain by Zackross

[@suhardiansyah6184]

I love Hong Kong

[@pcmuana5520]

I love those dear hearts and gentle people who live there in that beautiful beach.

[@walkinginhongkong]

❤️❤️

[@kiyoshitakeda452]

After the crowds and congestion of downtown Shek O is nice break on a day off. Very pleasant place. Thanks.

[@walkinginhongkong]

agree! so peaceful 😌

[@FUKUOKAWALKERjapan]

I have never heard of such a great beach resort area in the eastern part of Hong Kong Island! Thanks for sharing.

[@walkinginhongkong]

my pleasure! this is one of Hong Kong's hidden gems 😉

[@kenbrophy]

Wow! what a great place...all the years i've been to HK, never been here. if ever i go to HK again will definatley visit Shek O Beach. Great filming.

[@walkinginhongkong]

same feeling! Was really surprised when I visited, so different from urban HK. Thank you!! 😊

[@Fatgor88]

Thanks for walking here. Favourite place for me and my family. Been to a few cafes there as well.

[@walkinginhongkong]

my pleasure! thanks for recommending too. it was a relaxing weekend for me :)

[@jasonvi2]

Beautiful!!

[@walkinginhongkong]

thank yoou! 😊

[@fernfunnysjourney]

Amazing! Thank you for vdo review

[@walkinginhongkong]

my pleasure! thanks for tuning in 🫶🏼

[@daletowe6180]

Nixe

[@walkinginhongkong]

😊

[@daletowe6180]

I.ben.in.hong.kong.4.times

[@walkinginhongkong]

and I assume you loved all your trips? :D

[@DINGDINGDANGDNAG]

香港也有乡下哇？😉😉

[@walkinginhongkong]

you'd be surprised cause 75% of HK is actually green spaces, countryparks and undeveloped land 😊