Hong Kong Island South - Repulse Bay, Aberdeen, Deepwater Bay

The South part of Hong Kong Island is where you find exotic places like Repulse Bay, Stanley, Aberdeen and Deepwater Bay. It has a very cosmopolitan feeling, and reminds a lot of Southern Europe. The double decker takes you through a very scenic and sometimes shaky ride through green mountains with narrow winding roads, steeping towards the sea. Take bus 6x and choose a seat on the second floor, in the front if possible. That was what we did and the photos below were taken from it. On the South part you will find Hong Kong's richest residences, luxury apatment buildings, mansions and nice beaches. Stanley is more down to Earth then Repulse Bay though.The south side is popular among rich people because it is less humid and much sunnier then the North side, thus the housing prices are the higheset in HK. In Aberdeen you will find Ocean Park, the large theme park that was our goal for today, and the famous floating Jumbo restaurant. In Repulse Bay you will find Hong Kong's most popular beach, as well as tall hotels and residential buildings.

Stubbs Rd and Bowen Rd, the roads to South Hong Kong Island where you find exotic places like Repulse Bay, Stanley, Aberdeen and Deepwater Bay. The double decker takes you through a very scenic and sometimes shaky ride through green mountains with narrow winding roads, steeping towards the sea. Take bus 6x and choose a seat on the second floor, in the front if possible. Here you will find Hong Kong's richest residents, luxury apatment buildings, mansions and nice beaches. Stanley is more down to Earth thought.The south side is popular because it is less humid and much sunnier then the North side. Stubbs Road takes you from central Hong Kong on the North part of Hong Kong Island to the beach resorts in the South part. Stubbs Road takes you from central Hong Kong on the North part of Hong Kong Island to the beach resorts in the South part. The tall skyscrapers are Highcliff and The Summit. View of Central and Wan Chai, bus ride to South Hong Kong Island. View of Central and Wan Chai, bus ride to South Hong Kong Island. View of Central and Wan Chai, bus ride to South Hong Kong Island. View of Central Plaza and Wan Chai, bus ride to South Hong Kong Island, seen from Mid-Levels district. Highcliff and The Summit. Two very tall (220& 252m) residential buildings, often referred to as "The Chopsticks", stand on a very high hill in Mid-Levels district. The tallest of these two was built in 2003 and has 73 floors! South Hong Kong Island 09 Woodland HeightsSouth Hong Kong Island 10 South Hong Kong Island 11 South Hong Kong Island 12 South Hong Kong Island 13 Wong Nai Chung Gap Road, the road to the South part of Hong Kong Island Is this the White House in Washington DC or a mansion on South Hong Kong Island? South Hong Kong Island 16 South Hong Kong Island 17 South Hong Kong Island 18 South Hong Kong Island 19 Ocean Park seen from Repulse Bay Drive Ocean Park seen from Repulse Bay Drive Repulse Bay Road, South Hong Kong Island View towards Repulse Bay, South Hong Kong Island 23 South Hong Kong Island 24 Repulse Bay skyline and beach. Want to shop a Masterati or a Ferrari in Repulse Bay? The Repulse Bay Building (left) has a hole in it. Repulse Bay skyline, South Hong Kong Island Repulse Bay South Hong Kong Island 30 Repulse Bay Repulse Bay Repulse Bay South Hong Kong Island 34 South Hong Kong Island 35 South Hong Kong Island 36 South Hong Kong Island 38 South Hong Kong Island 39 South Hong Kong Island 40 Cape Drive, South Hong Kong Island Cape Drive, South Hong Kong Island Cape Drive, South Hong Kong Island. Wellcome is the most common supermarket chain in HK. Repulse Bay Repulse Bay Repulse Bay in Southern district, Hong Kong. The curved 26-storey postmodern highrise building is called "The Lily" and was designed by Norman Foster. It is situated between Stanley, Deepwater Bay and Aberdeen, and is one of the most expensive housing area in HK. Fairmount Terrace, Repulse Bay's tallest building (123m, 30 floors). Repulse Bay Repulse Bay The Repulse Bay Building has a hole in it. Repulse Bay Drive Repulse Bay Repulse Bay, South Hong Kong Island Repulse Bay, South Hong Kong Island South Hong Kong Island 58 Repulse Bay in Southern district, Hong Kong. The curved 26-storey postmodern highrise building is called "The Lily" and was designed by Norman Foster. It is situated between Stanley, Deepwater Bay and Aberdeen, and is one of the most expensive housing area in HK. South Hong Kong Island 60 Repulse Bay Repulse Bay is perhaps Hong Kong's most popular beach. It is more fancy then Stanley. South Hong Kong Island 63 Deep Water Bay, South Hong Kong Island Deep Water Bay Deep Water Bay Hong Kong Island Country Club Reaching Aberdeen and Ocean Park, South Hong Kong Island. Aberdeen near Ocean Park Aberdeen near Ocean Park Aberdeen Fire Station Ocean Park, Aberdeen The cable cars of Ocean Park. We took thrilling ride later! Aberdeen, a port town in South Hong Kong Island with 80 000 inhabitants Aberdeen, a port town in South Hong Kong Island with 80 000 inhabitants. It is part of Southern district and was named after George Hamilton-Gordon, 4th Earl of Aberdeen. Here you will find the famous theme park Ocean Park, our goal for the day. In Aberdeen you will also find the famous floating Chinese restaurant "Jumbo". Aberdeen skyline.