Today, we will explore the colourful makeover of the streets at Sai Kung town centre.

Sai Kung is a seaside neighbourhood, boasting some top-quality seafood restaurants, a lot of little cafes, a beautiful waterfront with art and live music culture.

We came across the artsy side of this town in one of our visits to Sai Kung town in 2021 when the HK Walls street art and mural festival was hosted.

Around 22 artists turned the buildings' walls and alleyways into amazing (and legal) graffiti and street art. HK Walls is a non-profit organisation giving opportunities to local and international artists to showcase their talents. 2021 street art and mural festival took place between 8-16 May 2021.

To get a quick glimpse of what the art murals look like, check out our video below…

Artists

Zoie Lam, Wong Ting Fung, Taka, Samantha Cheung , Pair, Neil wang, Parents Parents, Luna Wong, Kristopher Ho, Julie Lai, Gwen Coco, Edge, Devil, Cynthia Luk, Cynthia Omi, Cath Love, Carol Mui, Rebecca Lin, Carol Bellese Choi, Boms, Bo Law and Bao Ho

So if you are looking for a perfect weekend getaway with some new pictures for your Instagram feed or just want a different landscape amidst the cityscape and skyscrapers - Sai Kung town centre is your next stop.

You can easily spend a day here exploring different restaurants, taking a quick kaito (locally run boat ride) to Sharp Island and many such nearby islands, doing an art walkthrough, outdoor sports such as kayaking and snorkeling, and wrapping up with a nice stroll at the waterfront promenade.

Map of the Street Art

Below is the map for the street art in Sai Kung Town, feel free to follow this guide and start your art scavanger hunt so you don’t miss out on any.

Getting Here

Minibus from Hang Hau MTR Station (minibus 101M) to Sai Kaung
Minibus from Gala Place, near Mong Kok MTR Station (red minibus – it will say Sai Kung on the front),
From Diamond Hill MTR Station, exit C2, take bus 92
The endpoint for all buses is the Sai Kung bus terminus right by the waterfront near the pier.