LONG KE WAN, also called Long Ke Beach, is one of Hong Kong’s most beautiful beaches. Not only is it clean with clear waters, it also adjacent to the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark — where you can see unusual hexagonal rock formations formed hundreds of million of years ago.
How to get there
Long Ke Wan and Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark are located in Sai Kung East Country Park. Take a taxi from Sai Kung town to the East Dam reservoir — this is the gateway to the Geopark. It’s about a 1.5km walk through the park on the MacLehose Trail to Long Ke Beach. The alternative is to also hike the entire MacLehose Trail starting at Pak Tam Chung and ending at Long Ke — it’s a 11.5km one way trek.
