Hong Kong Flint Island, the clear blue Jelly Sea🤹🏻‍♀️, a water park created by nature

After a long absence from the sunny days of Hong Kong, the first thing I wanted to do was to go to the sea. Huoshizhou, a niche sea-viewing resort, is so beautiful! The clear blue jelly sea and the strange rock formations and broken walls are like a water park created by nature.

This is 🇭🇰Huoshizhou, which has rich and strange landforms, including hexagonal rock pillars and sea caves. Listed as the Hong Kong World Geopark, many people rent boats or canoe here just to enjoy these unique scenery.

Every rock wall and wind tunnel on the island is like a work of art. Just take a picture and it will be the cover of National Geographic magazine. Most people in Hong Kong live in a steel forest every day, and their lives are very stressful. Fortunately, there are these natural landscapes by the mountains and the sea, where you can breathe outdoors and get close to nature. Blowing the sea breeze, feeling the beating of the tide, and feeling a moment of tranquility.

Location: Huoshizhou
Transportation: Go to Sai Kung and take a ferry directly to the island