Things to Do at Shenzhen Bay Park
Complete Guide to Shenzhen Bay Park in Shenzhen
About Shenzhen Bay Park
What to See & Do
Mangrove Wetlands
Explore the carefully preserved mangrove ecosystems that serve as vital habitat for over 100 bird species, including migratory birds that stop here during seasonal migrations
Shenzhen Bay Bridge Views
Admire the impressive 5.5-kilometer cable-stayed bridge connecting Shenzhen to Hong Kong, particularly stunning when illuminated at night
Seaside Boardwalk
Stroll or cycle along the 13-kilometer waterfront promenade with panoramic views of Hong Kong's skyline and the Pearl River Delta
Central Lawn Area
Relax in the expansive green spaces perfect for picnics, kite flying, and outdoor activities, with modern art installations scattered throughout
Sunset Viewing Platform
Experience spectacular sunsets from designated viewing areas that offer unobstructed views across Shenzhen Bay toward Hong Kong
Practical Information
Opening Hours
Open 24 hours daily, though some facilities and visitor centers operate from 6:00 AM to 10:00 PM
Tickets & Pricing
Free admission to the park; bicycle rentals available for 20-30 RMB per hour
Best Time to Visit
Early morning (6-9 AM) for bird watching and exercise, or late afternoon (4-7 PM) for sunset views; spring and autumn offer the most comfortable weather
Suggested Duration
2-4 hours for a leisurely visit; full day if combining cycling, bird watching, and relaxation
Getting There
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