What treasures lie hidden beneath the shimmering waters of Pearl Island? Pearl Island, nestled in the tranquil waters off the coast of Hong Kong, isn’t actually an island. It’s part of the mainland peninsula, a hidden gem known as Dongshan. Pearl Island spans an impressive 250,000 square meters. Its breeding area stretches over 2,500 mu. The northern bay, a natural harbor, whispers secrets of pearl cultivation. Here, the famed “Nanzhu” pearls are born, renowned for their size, roundness, and lustrous uniformity. Pearl Island’s history is intertwined with these exquisite gems. Historical records reveal a long tradition of pearl cultivation in Dongshan, dating back centuries. Today, Pearl Island invites you to delve into the world of pearls. Explore the pearl mall, where these treasures are showcased. Discover the artistry and history of pearl cultivation. Beyond the pearls, Pearl Island also offers a glimpse into marine life. The Daya Bay Marine Biology Research Station stands as a testament to the area’s rich biodiversity. For those seeking relaxation, the Dongshan Pearl Island Resort offers comfort and tranquility. Nearby, the majestic silhouette of Mt. Qiniang beckons hikers and nature enthusiasts. And for the adventurous souls, a speedboat ride to the untouched shores of Dongjia Bay promises an escape into nature’s embrace.
Sai Wan Shan
Considering a hike today? Sai Wan Shan is calling us. Sai Wan Shan is a hill within Sai Kung East