Lido Beach, Public beach in Tsuen Wan District, Hong Kong
Lido Beach is a public bathing area in Tsuen Wan on Kowloon's northern shore where swimmers and beachgoers spend their time. The strand faces the Tsing Ma Bridge, a major suspension bridge that spans across the water and defines the seascape.
The beach was developed and opened to visitors in the 1980s as the area underwent expansion. The facilities built then aimed to provide local residents with a nearby swimming destination.
The beach serves as a central gathering point for local residents who participate in swimming and volleyball activities throughout summer months.
The beach has changing rooms, showers, and a kiosk with drinks and snacks for visitors. The best time to swim is from April to October, when lifeguards are on duty and water conditions are safer.
The beach is equipped with protective nets to keep swimmers safe from sharks. This precaution is regularly inspected and maintained to ensure the safety of all swimmers.
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