Sai Wan Pavilion, Traditional pavilion in Sai Kung District, Hong Kong.

The wooden structure sits at the entrance to Sai Kung East Country Park, offering views across the coastline and surrounding mountains from multiple angles. It is positioned to welcome visitors as they arrive at this natural area.

Sai Wan Pavilion was built with funding from the Sai Kung District Council, at the end of Sai Wan Road where the footpath to Sai Wan Village begins. It stands above the shore of Tai Long Wan, looking toward the High Island Reservoir and the islands of the bay.

The pavilion stands at the end of Sai Wan Road, where the footpath to Sai Wan Village begins. It was built with funding from the Sai Kung District Council, and its name comes from the village it overlooks. Visitors can reach it on foot, by taxi, or on resident bus NR29.

The pavilion stands at the end of Sai Wan Road, where the footpath to Sai Wan Village begins. It can be reached on foot, by taxi, or by residents' bus NR29. From here, views extend over High Island Reservoir and the islands of the bay.

This pavilion marks the starting point for multiple hiking paths leading to hidden waterfalls, four separate beaches, and the Sharp Peak trail. This variety of destinations makes it a central hub for outdoor activities in the region.