111 Places in Hong Kong that you shouldn't miss by Kathrin Bielfeldt

Author:Kathrin Bielfeldt
Language: deu
Format: epub
Tags: Guide Book
Publisher: Emons Verlag
Published: 2016-11-09T16:00:00+00:00

At this beautiful and well-maintained beach campsite every tent has its own spot in the front row, and by orienting the tent door southeast, you could watch the sunset right from your sleeping bag. The beach is wide and clean, and in the distance Macau ferries float by.

That said, apart from a little fast food kiosk and a long-departed restaurant named Ooh La La, nightlife in this bay was something that still had to be invented.

And at Mavericks they have invented it. Using every trick in the book of creativity, a beach bar has been established - the perfect addition to your day at the sea, complete with a skateboarding half pipe and a surf shop.

In the evening, a DJ takes care of the vibes; some people dance, others drink beer from private breweries; the cocktail of the week is in high demand; food is delicious (try the wasabi cream); furniture is curiously reminiscent of old skateboards and if you didn’t know better, you might imagine yourself to be in the Caribbean instead around the corner from a megapolis.

Since Mavericks celebrated its eagerly awaited opening, it has become an integral part of Hong Kong’s surfer and skater scene.

And when the party is over, you can walk back to your tent, along the inky black beach, where the waves sometimes glow an eerie blue. Lying in your sleeping bag, looking out over the sea, you will definitely feel that this is the perfect escape.

Nearby

The Stoep (1.411 mi)

Silvermine Waterfall (2.454 mi)

Mui Wo (2.498 mi)

Mini Great Wall (4.455 mi)

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