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Stanley
A southern peninsula town: market, Murray House, east-facing beach and dusk bars. Weekend traffic is the real risk.
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Repulse Bay, Stanley, Shek O, Ocean Park and the Dragon’s Back trailhead.
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A southern peninsula town: market, Murray House, east-facing beach and dusk bars. Weekend traffic is the real risk.

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The island’s classic crescent beach, with Violet Hill behind and the South China Sea ahead. Packed at weekends.

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Narrower and more local than Repulse Bay, with morning swimmers and a golf-course backdrop.

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A village beach on the island’s south-east — the natural beer-and-sea landing after Dragon’s Back. Big swell after typhoons.

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A surf pocket and prehistoric rock carving. One official Dragon’s Back finish; wind decides the swell.

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A theme park between southern hills and sea: cable car, marine animals, coasters. A heavy family-day anchor.

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Typhoon shelter, fish-raft memory and the former Jumbo site. A working harbour, not a decorated village.

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One of the world’s densest inhabited islands. Lei Tung estate, homeware sheds and south-shore trailheads share the rock.

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Reservoir, farm remnants and the back of HKU. West Island’s green lung, not a beach district.

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Southern District’s tourist market. Souvenir density is high. Next stop should be Stanley Plaza breeze or Murray House — not a third T-shirt.
Dragon’s Back’s boarding point, not the summit. Shau Kei Wan is the bus; this is the mountain gate. The trail file is Dragon’s Back.
The mountain gate between Repulse Bay and Stanley — not the Twins summit. The bays are home ground; this is only for those who mean to climb.
A rock bay off Wah Fu. Pok Fu Lam is trees; this is swell. Not Repulse Bay.
Next stop
Along MTR, walk or ferry to the next sight, mall or cha chaan teng. Do not backtrack.
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