Shek O, Hong Kong: The most beautiful ecological fishing village on Hong Kong Island, well worth a deep visit!

Hong Kong is the most developed island city within our country, and together with Shanghai, it serves as a window city for China's international outreach. In the general public's perception, Hong Kong is synonymous with skyscrapers or high cost of living and consumption, but this is not the case. At the southernmost tip of Hong Kong Island, there is a lesser-known village called Shek O, with beautiful scenery and low consumption, making it very suitable for in-depth travel. Now, let me share some practical information about visiting Shek O Village! 1. Transportation information: Public transportation in Hong Kong is very convenient. You can reach any place you want to go by taking the subway or bus. Although Shek O is far from the city, there is a direct bus from the city area. Take the subway or bus to Shau Kei Wan Bus Terminus, then transfer to Citybus route 9 or New World First Bus route 9. Take New World First Bus route X9 from Central Pier to Shek O Bus Terminus. 2. Ticket information: Shek O Village is a public open village, and the beach and hiking parks are open to the public for free. 3. Accommodation issues: The Shek O area is not commercialized, so there are no accommodations to choose from. It is recommended to stay in the North Point area of Hong Kong for convenient travel back and forth. 4. Dining issues: In Shek O, there are simple meal-type restaurants operated by villagers, with an average consumption of about 120 Hong Kong dollars per person. It is recommended that dining in groups will be more cost-effective. 5. Duration of visit: The scenery in Shek O is very nice, and the beaches are of high quality, suitable for in-depth travel. It is recommended to visit for 1 day. The last bus back to Hong Kong city center from Shek O is at 1:30 am, so there is no need to worry about travel issues.