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Sai Kung Public Pier

★ 4.6 (10K+ reviews) • 89K+ booked
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4.6 /5
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Louise ****
4 Nov 2025
It is a bit tricky to find the way to get there as it is not on the main floor. The place is spacious. Therapists were friendly and professional. I like their small Thai dessert provided.
Leung *******
30 Oct 2025
While the WM Hotel is located in a remote area, the rooms are very modern, and the facilities are excellent. The entire hotel environment is very comfortable, with views of the ocean.
2+
Kwong *******
30 Oct 2025
There's a wide variety of food, including grilled beef tongue, tempura, Peking duck, king crab legs, salads, and most importantly, oysters and tomahawk steak, which are very popular. There are also various desserts and Häagen-Dazs ice cream to choose from. The environment is comfortable and spacious. At around $320 per person, it's a reasonable price for brunch.
2+
Hui ***
24 Oct 2025
I've been here many times, and I always love their desserts the most. They have many options and they're all delicious. This time, both the pumpkin soup and the pork rib soup were tasty. Although the drink options are limited to coffee and tea, it's still worth it for such a cheap price.
KONG *******
24 Oct 2025
The coffee is definitely delicious, the environment is comfortable, and the space is ample. This time there are more Korean-style foods, but the taste is average. There are fewer kinds of desserts. No need to queue for oysters, directly reflecting the truth (please guess for yourself). Because the price is affordable, it still exceeds the value for money, so I would go again😆 Service: Clearing up is done well, with a tolerant attitude.
2+
Klook用戶
20 Oct 2025
We came to the Courtyard Hotel for the buffet mainly to celebrate my father's birthday. We arrived at the entrance on time, and the staff quickly led us to a window seat, the environment was very comfortable. There were many choices of food. The only slight inconvenience was that the freezer was divided into 3 layers, and it was a little difficult to pick things from the top layer. As for the fruit, there weren't too many choices, but overall I was very satisfied with the quality of the food. The most commendable thing was that I forgot to specify that it was a birthday celebration when I made the reservation. So I asked the dessert chef if he could put a small cake on a plate and write "Happy Birthday" on it. The chef happily helped us put together a small cake, and the staff also provided us with a candle. So I think their service attitude was very good, and I am also grateful for their help 🙏🏻
Wong **********
16 Oct 2025
Thank you, Klook, for the great deal! The hotel stay was very comfortable, the bed was huge, and the separate toilet and shower areas were very convenient.
2+
Yau ******
12 Oct 2025
There's a wide variety of delicious food. It's just a bit hot sitting outside with the dogs. I imagine it's better in the winter.

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What to know about Sai Kung Public Pier

Nestled in the picturesque Sai Kung District of Hong Kong, the Sai Kung Public Pier is a vibrant hub for tourists and locals alike. Known as the 'leisure garden of Hong Kong,' this destination offers a serene escape from the bustling urban life, serving as a gateway to the enchanting islands and serene waters of Hong Kong's eastern territories. With its stunning sea views, diverse water activities, and delectable dining options, Sai Kung Public Pier promises an unforgettable experience. Whether you're a nature enthusiast, a foodie, or a culture seeker, this pier offers a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation, all while immersing you in a vibrant local culture and a rich history that dates back to the Ming Dynasty. A visit to Sai Kung Public Pier is a must for those seeking both adventure and tranquility amidst Hong Kong's stunning natural landscapes.
Wai Man Rd, Sai Kung, Hong Kong

Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Sai Kung Pier

Welcome to the bustling heart of Sai Kung, the Sai Kung Pier! This vibrant hub is your gateway to the enchanting islands that dot the surrounding waters. Whether you're hopping on a ferry or a speedboat, the pier is alive with the comings and goings of fishing boats and yachts. It's the perfect starting point for your island adventures, offering a taste of the local maritime culture and a chance to explore the stunning coastal scenery.

Seafood Market

Dive into a culinary adventure at the Sai Kung Seafood Market, where the freshest catch of the day awaits you! This lively market is a seafood lover's paradise, offering a wide variety of seafood products that you can purchase and savor at nearby restaurants. The market's vibrant atmosphere and the tantalizing aroma of freshly prepared dishes make it a must-visit for anyone looking to indulge in the local flavors of Sai Kung.

Sai Kung Promenade

Stroll along the picturesque Sai Kung Promenade, where the gentle sea breeze and stunning harbor views create a perfect backdrop for a leisurely walk. Lined with bustling seafood restaurants, this scenic walkway invites you to enjoy a meal with a view or simply soak in the vibrant atmosphere. Whether you're sampling fresh seafood from the floating market or just taking in the sights, the promenade offers a delightful escape into the heart of Sai Kung's coastal charm.

Culture and History

Sai Kung is a treasure trove of cultural and historical gems. The Sai Kung Tin Hau Temple, dedicated to the revered sea goddess Tin Hau, is a must-visit for those interested in local traditions. Meanwhile, the traditional Sai Kung Wet Market offers an authentic glimpse into the daily lives of the locals, bustling with vibrant sights and sounds.

Local Cuisine

Sai Kung is a paradise for seafood enthusiasts. The town is famous for its fresh seafood dishes, including grilled fish, steamed prawns, and stir-fried crab. Chuen Kee Seafood stands out with its live seafood selections, ensuring a memorable dining experience. Beyond seafood, the town center is dotted with eateries offering a mix of traditional Chinese and international cuisines, catering to all taste buds.

Cultural and Historical Significance

Sai Kung's rich history as a port of call during the Ming Dynasty and its evolution from a quaint fishing village to a lively town is fascinating. The area is alive with cultural festivities, such as the Tin Hau Festival, celebrating the Goddess of the Sea. The pier itself is a living testament to Sai Kung's maritime heritage, offering a starting point for cultural exploration.

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