Tung Chung Beach, also known as Tung Chong Beach, is located at the southern end of the Mirs Peninsula in South Australia, only half an hour's drive from Sai Chung Beach.

Compared to Sai Chung, Tung Chung Beach is much smaller. It has a shorter coastline of less than 1 km; And the arc is larger, with mountains on both sides, and the line of sight is relatively cramped. But the advantage is that the sand is white and soft, the sea water is clear, and the view is very tranquil.

In addition to common beach activities such as swimming, sunbathing, diving, and self-service barbecue, Tung Chung is also suitable for surfing. The beach is very fine and gentle, and the waves are gentle, so it is very safe, especially for beginners. After frolicking in the sea, return to the beach, order a seafood, a bottle of beer, and just laze on the beach all day.

In addition, as Tung Chung and Sai Chung form a line along the coast, the two beaches can also be crossed on foot. The whole route is surrounded by mountains and rivers, beaches, islands, reefs, sea erosion rocks, caves, bridges, pillars and other sea erosion landforms are fully developed, and the waves along the way continue to beat the scorched rocks, and the wind blows, attracting a large number of hiking enthusiasts. However, it should be reminded that the hiking routes in East and West Chung are mostly strange reefs and rocks, which are very difficult, and it takes more than 4 hours to cross the whole process.

Accommodation around Tung Chung is also convenient, with inns and hostels everywhere. However, during the peak season, try to book in advance to avoid running out of rooms.

Duration: Half a day to 1 day

Reference ticket price: 13 yuan/person

Opening hours: All day

Tips: 1. Bring mosquito repellent and sunscreen products in summer; 2. Bring swimwear and slippers.