Ranked by the OnlyBeaches Index (OBI) — a 1-10 score blending water purity, conditions, crowd levels and vibe. Updated every 30 minutes.
Chong Hing Small Beach
Small local sandy pocket near Chong Hing that can be missed in broader Sai Kung beach lists.
Chong Hing Water Sports Centre Beach
Managed beach-edge recreation zone on the High Island/Leung Shuen Wan side with family-oriented water access.
Fa Shan Beach
Little-known cove beneath dramatic High Island terrain, suitable for expert curation rather than generic maps.
Fan Kei Tok Beach
Remote rocky-sandy coastal pocket near High Island’s exposed southeast corner.
Ham Tin Wan
A classic Sai Kung camping and beach-hike destination with clear water and a remote-village feel.
Ham Tin Wan Beach
Most visited Tai Long Wan beach after Sai Wan, valued for its wide sand, simple beach cafés, and hiking access.
Hap Mun Bay Beach
Sharp Island’s signature Half Moon Bay beach, prized for clear water, swimming, and classic Sai Kung island scenery.
High Island Reservoir East Dam Cove
Recognizable coastal cove below the East Dam area, useful for visitors combining beaches with the geopark cliffs.
Kiu Tau Beach
Small low-key beach pocket near Kiu Tau that is easily overlooked beside the more famous Kiu Tsui tombolo area.
Kiu Tsui Beach
Official Sharp Island beach beside the tombolo and volcanic rock scenery, making it a core Sai Kung day-trip stop.
Lan Nai Wan Beach
Lesser-known High Island bay beach that broadens coverage beyond the headline east-coast sands.
Long Ke Wan
Remote white-sand bay below High Island cliffs and one of Hong Kong’s most photogenic beaches.
Long Ke Wan Beach
Nearby eastern Sai Kung beach often paired with Tai Long Wan trips for its clear water and striking white-sand setting.
Mok Min Cave Beach
Remote Sai Kung east-coast cove near the Tai Long Wan approach, better known to hikers and boat users.
Pak A Wan
Quiet High Island bay near Pak A village, useful for non-obvious local coverage.
Pak Lap South Cove
Small cove south of Pak Lap used for quiet shoreline discovery without duplicating the main Pak Lap Wan beach.
Pak Lap Tsai Beach
Small neighboring cove near Pak Lap that rewards visitors looking beyond the main beach.
Pak Lap Wan
Sheltered beach near High Island Reservoir with easier road-and-boat access than the wild east-coast bays.
Po Pin Chau Beach
Tiny cove beside the famous sea-stack scenery, important for geopark-focused discovery itineraries.
Sai Wan Beach
Northern gateway beach of Tai Long Wan, searched for hikes, camping-style trips, and surf scenery.
Sha Kiu Tau Beach
Quiet High Island-side sandy bay with a village-coast atmosphere and low-key swimming appeal.
Sha Kiu Tau East Cove
Minor but real beach pocket near Sha Kiu Tau, useful for detailed local coverage.
Sha Kiu Wan
Lesser-known High Island inlet with village and fish-culture coast context.
Tai Long Tsui Beach
Far-northern Tai Long Wan coastal pocket with wild scenery and a strong sense of isolation.
Tai Long Wan
Iconic wild beach system on Sai Kung’s east coast, known for clean sand, open sea, and hiking access.
Tai She Wan
Local High Island shore name likely missed by generic beach datasets.
Tai Wan Beach
Remote central Tai Long Wan strand with dramatic open-ocean views and a wilder feel than Sai Wan or Ham Tin.
Tiu Chung Chau Beach
Remote island beach off the High Island coast with clear-water appeal for experienced boat visitors.
Tsam Chuk Wan Beach
Sheltered rural bay beach on the inner High Island coast with calmer water and local character.
Tung A Wan
Small village-side High Island cove suited to deep local discovery coverage.
Sai Kung sits in Sai Kung District, Hong Kong and is home to 30 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 Sai Kung or a quieter hidden cove, the list above is refreshed every 30 minutes using live Stormglass and OpenWeather data.
