
疊石 (Tap Mun) on Grass Island features dramatic coastal rock stacks, grassy headlands, a small fishing village and panoramic sea views — ideal for low-angle rock foregrounds and wide seascapes. Best at sunrise or golden-hour sunset for warm side-light and long shadows; low tide reveals more rock textures. Accessible by regular ferry from Ma Liu Shui/Wong Shek (check timetables); no car access or formal parking — bring supplies. Weekdays and off-season (autumn/spring) have fewer visitors. Respect民

疊石 (Tap Mun) on Grass Island features dramatic coastal rock stacks, grassy headlands, a small fishing village and panoramic sea views — ideal for low-angle rock foregrounds and wide seascapes. Best at sunrise or golden-hour sunset for warm side-light and long shadows; low tide reveals more rock textures. Accessible by regular ferry from Ma Liu Shui/Wong Shek (check timetables); no car access or formal parking — bring supplies. Weekdays and off-season (autumn/spring) have fewer visitors. Respect民