Ting Kau Beach, Public beach in Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong.
Ting Kau Beach is a public beach in Tsuen Wan District that opens onto Victoria Harbour with two major bridges visible across the water. The shoreline extends along the waterfront, offering swimmers access to the harbor with open views and surrounding landscape.
The beach was established as an official swimming location by the Hong Kong Government in 1977 and placed under local administration. Since then it has remained a formal public swimming area with consistent facilities and safety oversight.
The beach serves as a gathering place where local families from nearby villages spend their leisure time and share everyday activities. It has become part of the daily rhythm of the community, with people regularly coming to enjoy time by the water.
The beach has changing facilities, showers, and toilets available for visitors, with lifeguards on duty during swimming hours for safety. The area is easily accessible and well-equipped for a comfortable day visit.
It is one of only two authorized swimming spots in the district where people can swim directly in Victoria Harbour. This rarity makes it a special place for swimmers in this densely developed area.
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