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Gordon A // August 6, 2008 at 9:56 pm
The beach at Pui O has the definite advantages you mention of edible tucker and a good watering-hole,
A better beach further on along the South Lantau road is the long sandy stretch at Cheung Sha. Not too many there most of the time – and also fitted out with lifeguards, safety nets and changing rooms, etc. The eating facilities there are a bit hopeless though
and it really is a case of BYO.