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City & district guides
About Mui Wo
Silvermine Bay Promenade runs between the Cooked Food Market and Silvermine Bay Beach, with open water on one side and the town’s daily activity nearby. The beach and River Silver retain names associated with the valley’s former mining industry. Begin with this coastal stretch and the pier-area food streets; inland waterfall or cycling outings need their own route and weather plan rather than being assumed part of the same short circuit.
What to look for
- Silvermine Bay Promenade follows the waterfront between the food market and beach.
- Silvermine Bay Beach opens into a broad sandy shoreline beside the former mining valley.
Location & getting there
Getting to Mui Wo
Take the Central–Mui Wo ferry from the eastern side of Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo Ferry Pier on Mui Wo Ferry Pier Road. From the pier area, use the waterfront towards the Cooked Food Market and Silvermine Bay Promenade, checking the current return timetable.
Combine your visit
Suggested order for the visit:
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Mui Wo pier-area streets
Orient yourself and choose food or supplies before the waterfront.
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Silvermine Bay Promenade
Follow the coast from the Cooked Food Market side.
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Silvermine Bay Beach
Finish at the open shoreline.
This is an editorial sequence of named spaces or places. It does not imply a verified walking connection or promise opening, ticket availability or a journey time.
Find Mui Wo
梅窝 · 离岛区
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