Ranked by the OnlyBeaches Index (OBI) — a 1-10 score blending water purity, conditions, crowd levels and vibe. Updated every 30 minutes.
Flat Island Beach
Small island landing beach near the marine park boundary, best treated as a boat/kayak beach.
Flat Island South Cove
Small cove on Flat Island that generic map data may miss but beach explorers may value.
Heung Lo Kok Beach
Western headland cove marking the marine park boundary and useful for small-craft routes.
Heung Lo Kok South Cove
Remote rocky pocket on the western headland; included for coastline completeness, not mass tourism.
Hoi Ha East Cove
Minor rocky-sandy cove inside the bay with local kayak and snorkel relevance.
Hoi Ha North Cove
Small northern inner-bay cove likely missed unless mapping the Hoi Ha shoreline carefully.
Hoi Ha Pier Beach
Compact sandy pocket beside the pier area, popular as an easy launch point for marine-park visits.
Hoi Ha Village Beach
Small sandy village beach that anchors most Hoi Ha kayak and snorkel visits.
Hoi Ha Wan Beach
Signature Hoi Ha shore for calm-water snorkeling inside Hong Kong’s protected marine park.
Kwun Tsoi Kok Beach
Sheltered cove near the eastern edge of Hoi Ha Wan with strong kayak/snorkel appeal.
Kwun Tsoi Kok South Cove
Tiny shoreline pocket near the Hoi Ha marine boundary, best for kayak-based discovery.
Mo Chau Beach
Tiny island-side beach within Hoi Ha Wan that is useful for kayak-based discovery.
Mo Chau South Cove
Micro island cove suitable for kayak discovery; keep separate only from the main Mo Chau beach.
Pak Sha O Coastal Beach
Quiet coastal pocket near Pak Sha O/Hoi Ha hinterland, useful as a local discovery beach.
Hoi Ha sits in New Territories, Hong Kong and is home to 14 ranked beaches on OnlyBeaches. Every beach here is scored by the OnlyBeaches Index — a 1-10 metric blending water purity, live conditions (waves, water temperature, wind), crowd intelligence and vibe.
Whether you're after the highest-scoring beach in Hoi Ha or a quieter hidden cove, the list above is refreshed every 30 minutes using live Stormglass and OpenWeather data.
