[2025 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter (Updated Jun)

The weekend is a great time for everyone to relax. My friends and I went for a stroll around the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter area, which has slowly been developed into a tourist area. There are many large installations here, and many heart-shaped check-in spots, which are very suitable for couples. Walking along the beach, the cool breeze is very comfortable. There are also some benches on the beach where you can sit down and enjoy the sights. #HongKongGoodPlaces #Valentine'sDayGoodPlaces

#Valentine's Day Good Place World Trade Center, almost all the shops are closed and renovated! Walked up to the fourth floor, and found this new store! Ah Xian Tai! Tom Yum Goong Seafood Noodles! $100 After we finished eating, we found that they forgot to put the second order! The staff is new and there is a lot of room for training. We like the restaurant very much, the ceiling is very high! We will try it another day during the day. You can see the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter and the Thai restaurant opposite Tsim Sha Tsui! #Hong Kong Good Place #Local Tour #Parent-Child Good Place #hkfoodie #Causeway Bay Food #Causeway Bay Restaurant #I miss you so much #Hong Kong Food #A Xian Tai #Thai Food

There are many seaside promenades in Hong Kong, one of which is the seaside promenade in Causeway Bay, now called the "Vibrant Typhoon Shelter". The promenade is built along the river. Walking along the promenade on a sunny day, you can see the beautiful scenery of the sea and sky, which is refreshing. There is a theme area here, which is regularly decorated with different themes. The latest theme is related to the Year of the Rabbit, and there are many colorful dragons for you to appreciate and check in. Don’t miss it! #LunarNewYearGoodPlaces #HongKongGoodPlaces #CheckIn #HongKongGoodPlaces #CheckIn #Farm

I love going around with my kids during the holidays! Recently I also participated in the collab@VictoriaHarbour “Inclusive Waterfront” art experience event, which takes place every weekend in November at 4 waterfront shared space clubs to perform together across generations, races and boundaries. Last weekend, I went to the Vitality Haven Theme Area in Causeway Bay to participate in the Victoria Harbor Knitting Installation Art Workshop🧵. Heng Heng and I have tried to knit fur balls 🧶, seemingly simple but actually a bit difficult, but there will be staff on site to teach us, so we can finally complete! In addition to the Victoria Harbor knitting installation art activities, the waterfront shared space will also have other exciting "inclusive waterfront" art experience activities, such as the "Our Starry Sky" ✨ exhibition at Berwick Bay Promenade in Kennedy Town and the street dance💃 competition at the Tsuen Wan Promenade. The public can participate in all activities, free of charge. Bring your children to participate this weekend #WaterfrontInclusion #WaterfrontPromenade #WaterfrontSharedSpace #WaterfrontSharedSpacehss #CausewayBayVitalityTyphoonShelter Theme Area #CausewayBayVitalityTyphoonShelter #VictoriaHarbor Knitting Installation Art Event #hkharbourfront #victoraharbour #harbourfrontknitting

This time I came to Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter for a picnic💖😝 The location is an embankment near the World Trade Center in Causeway Bay About 5 minutes boat ride will arrive, the embankment is not big at a glance to see all, about 3 o'clock so there are a few uncles fishing on it, 🆖 not recommended to wear high heels over, because the road is more bumpy and will be very slippery 😣 If you want to climb the lighthouse to take pictures is safer to wear flat shoes With the endless sea and breeze blowing, it is very relaxing to have a picnic, you can still see the sunset at dusk, and fortunately you can still see the fire burning clouds💖💖 #HongKongGood Places #PicnicLocations

The Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter in Victoria Harbour is an interesting and unique part of Hong Kong’s maritime landscape. It’s the new area that features great views. Here’s why it’s worth checking out: 1. Historical Significance The **Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter** is one of the several typhoon shelters around Hong Kong Island. These shelters were originally built to protect fishing boats and other vessels from powerful storms, which are common during the typhoon season. It’s a reminder of Hong Kong’s history as a fishing and maritime hub. 2. Scenic Views The shelter offers stunning views of both **Victoria Harbour** and the **Causeway Bay** area. The waters here are relatively calm, and the backdrop of the towering skyscrapers in Causeway Bay contrasts with the more tranquil boats in the shelter, creating a unique blend of old and new. 3. Fishing Boat Culture Despite Hong Kong’s rapid urbanization, the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter still retains a bit of its old-world charm with fishing boats docked in the area. You can see traditional wooden boats alongside more modern vessels, providing a snapshot of Hong Kong’s maritime culture. 4. Floating Restaurants The area is famous for its floating seafood restaurants, especially around the **Typhoon Shelter**. These restaurants serve fresh seafood, and dining on a boat or with a view of the harbor offers a relaxing and distinctly Hong Kong experience. Popular spots in the area, like **Sai Kung** or **Aberdeen**, also share this concept, but Causeway Bay has a more central, accessible location. 5. Proximity to Causeway Bay The shelter is right next to **Causeway Bay**, one of Hong Kong’s busiest shopping and entertainment districts. After exploring the area’s malls, restaurants, and street markets, it’s a nice contrast to visit the typhoon shelter and enjoy the tranquility of the water. 6. Sunset Views For sunset lovers, the Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter offers a quieter, scenic spot to watch the sun dip below the horizon. The view of the harbor as the evening lights begin to flicker is particularly beautiful. Though not as popular or touristy as other parts of Victoria Harbour, the **Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter** offers a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty that's definitely worth a visit for those looking for a unique experience in Hong Kong. #hongkongguide #victoriaharbour

Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter: Location: Located on the sea opposite Victoria Park Road, from Kellett Island in the west to Hing Fat Street in the east. Historical Background: In 1883, the Hong Kong government carried out reclamation work in Causeway Bay and built the first typhoon shelter in Hong Kong. In 1950, the typhoon shelter was filled and Victoria Park was built on the original site. The typhoon shelter was moved to Victoria Park Road. Main Function: It is both a berth for ships and a gathering place for people living on the water. Special Activities: In the summer night, the lights are bright, and tourists can taste seafood and enjoy the night view of the harbor. Cultural Attractions: There is a red triangular Tin Hau Temple ship, which is the only Tin Hau Temple fishing boat floating on the sea in Hong Kong. Surrounding Scenery: Jardine Noonday Gun, Hong Kong Cross-Harbour Tunnel, Causeway Bay Flyover, Excelsior Hotel Hong Kong, etc. Opening Hours: Open all day. Ticket Information: Free. Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter has become a major tourist attraction in Hong Kong with its unique harbor style and rich cultural heritage.

In Hong Kong, where every inch of land is valuable, I wanted to find a place where I could at least get a moment of peace without being far away from the hustle and bustle. On Valentine's Day, we didn't make a reservation at an expensive restaurant. We just wanted to spend an ordinary day. In Causeway Bay, the core of the city, we walked to a beautiful typhoon shelter while chatting. The government designed some chairs and tables there. We bought some food at IKEA and Donki nearby and sat there looking at Victoria Harbour and chatting. Sometimes there would be planes passing overhead.

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Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter is a great place to watch fish and yachts. It is very easy to get to, but not very popular. The Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter Lighthouse has a wide view. Typhoon Shelter is definitely a great place to relax.

The Causeway Bay Fortress can still be enjoyed today. However to see it with your own eyes requires a clear look at the time to see it. You can also enjoy the sea view of the typhoon shelter 😎 super attractive! #HongKongGood Places

The Ding Ding Tram is an important means of transportation on Hong Kong Island. It can go all the way from Kennedy Town in the west to Shau Kei Wan Station in the east. The total journey time is 1 hour and 20 minutes (about 25 minutes by subway). It is highly recommended for tourists to experience this. A one-way trip costs HK$3 regardless of the number of stops. It is suitable for sightseeing. You will pass many well-known landmarks along the way - Central, Admiralty, Wan Chai, and Causeway Bay. #LocalTourism Currently only four trams are air-conditioned, the rest are still old wooden cars. By the way, Ding Ding got its name because the driver would ring a bell to remind people when the tram is about to depart.

East Coast theme parks often have new exhibits. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the establishment of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the Jockey Club launched the "With You. Yesterday. Today. Every Day" campaign last month and has been organizing and supporting a series of projects non-stop to showcase the Club’s contribution to Hong Kong over the years. Among them, the "Little Dragon Horses. Traveling in Hong Kong" art exhibition was officially launched a few days ago. After completing the first stop of the exhibition at Tai Kwun, the group of little dragon horses recently moved to the East Coast Park theme area on the Victoria Harbour waterfront on Fortress Hill for exhibition. The exhibition will last until August 31. #