Blake Pier at Stanley Review

Blake Pier was once a ferry pier located at the foot of Pedder Street in Central, Hong Kong. Due to reclamation work, the pier was relocated to Stanley in 2006. it is now a wonderful site for leisure with great view especially at sunset.

Blake Pier at Stanley in Hong Kong is a great place to enjoy the stunning sea view and indulge in a variety of delicious cuisines in nearby restaurants

Bugong Wharf has been relocating Stanley for many years, and gradually became a landmark of Stanley..The resort for tourists to snorkel, its construction method is the British model, popular with snoring people!

Stanley was the seat of Hong Kong's early administrative center, which later moved to the north shore of Hong Kong Island, because the beautiful scenery of the beach and the warm atmosphere of the sea, the British living there stayed for a long time. Bugong Pier, built in 1900, was opened by the 12th Hong Kong Governor Buli, and officially named Bugong Pier. The early pier was not covered, and a temporary grass shed was built in 1903, and a steel roof was introduced from the UK in 1909, so this is the first historical building in Hong Kong to adopt low-carbon steel structural parts. Although the pier was demolished in 1965, the introduction of Murray Building has made it a rare combination of humanities and natural mountains and seas. Especially when night falls, the sky blue and blue sea blue are even more intoxicating...

The Pier is a picturesque waterfront spot with stunning views of the sea.

Stanley Bugong Pier (Blake Pier at Stanley) is a public pier in Hong Kong, located next to Stanley Stanley Square in the South District of Hong Kong Island, the north bank of Stanley Bay, named after the 12th Governor of Hong Kong, Bu Li.