Stanley Promenade

Stanley Promenade is a quality boardwalk along the bay lined with an array of al fresco dining places, cafes and shops in Waterfront Mart. Endowed with a panoramic and splendid sea view, the promenade connects the attractions in Stanley and offers a pleasant and comfortable pedestrian network.

Stanley Promenade is a quality boardwalk along the bay lined with an array of al fresco dining places, cafes and shops in Waterfront Mart. Endowed with a panoramic and splendid sea view, the promenade connects the attractions in Stanley and offers a pleasant and comfortable pedestrian network.
Seating under the tree canopy are provided for visitors to sit down, relax and enjoy the sea view. The dense canopy ensures adequate shade during the hot summer days.
Majestic Ficus trees with extensive canopies thrive at different areas along the Stanley Promenade, providing ample shade for visitors and locals.
Ma Hang Estate, hidden behind the cluster of trees, is a Public Housing Estate, which has been accompanying the development of Stanley Promenade since the 2000s.
Vegetation crawling along the shoreline indulges the promenade into the nature.
The Blake Pier at Stanley was originally a ferry pier located in Central. The top structure of the pier was then transferred to Morse Park in Kowloon, and was once again repositioned to Stanley in 2006 and commissioned in July 2007. Since then, the Pier offers one kai-to route between Aberdeen and Po Toi Island.
Two short cuboid stone pillars create the formal entrance of the Blake Pier, complementing the Murray House next to the Pier.
Apart from dining areas and commercial shops, the promenade links the Murray House to open plazas that provide accessible and comfortable environment for visitors and nearby residents.
The wide and barrier-free boardwalk is a popular place for tourists and locals to stroll along the shore and enjoy its tranquil seaside atmosphere.
Located at the southern end of Hong Kong Island, the infinite sea view provides incredible photo opportunities.
Ramp design improves the accessibility of the promenade and allows a wider range of users to enjoy the open space.
Timber boardwalk along the Stanley Waterfront enhances the wholesome experience with the distinctive sound of footsteps on timber floor.
<em>Pennisetum advena</em> 'Rubrum'
Stanley promenades boasts a rocky shoreline with accessible corners nearby Shui Sin Temple. Together with a boundless sea view at the back, the Promenade offers a natural and scenic spot for photographs.
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