Getting There
Stonecutters Island is accessible via the Kowloon Peninsula due to land reclamation.





Stonecutters Island, once a standalone island in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, is now connected to the Kowloon Peninsula due to extensive land reclamation. Historically significant, the island has served as a quarry, a British naval base, and is now home to the PLA Hong Kong Naval Base. Visitors interested in military history will find the preserved historical buildings and military facilities, including several Grade I historic buildings, of particular interest. The island's transformation over the years reflects Hong Kong's dynamic history and strategic importance.
Stonecutters Island, once a standalone island in Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong, is now connected to the Kowloon Peninsula due to extensive land reclamation. Historically significant, the island has served as a quarry, a British naval base, and is now home to the PLA Hong Kong Naval Base. Visitors interested in military history will find the preserved historical buildings and military facilities, including several Grade I historic buildings, of particular interest. The island's transformation over the years reflects Hong Kong's dynamic history and strategic importance.
Rich military history with British and Japanese influences.
Home to the PLA Hong Kong Naval Base.
Connected to Kowloon Peninsula via land reclamation.
Rich military history with several historic buildings.
Connected to the mainland through land reclamation.
Significant site for understanding Hong Kong's colonial and military past.
Stonecutters Island is accessible via the Kowloon Peninsula due to land reclamation.
Explore the preserved military facilities and historic buildings for a glimpse into Hong Kong's colonial past.
History enthusiasts and military buffs.
HKD $
$100-$200 p/day
Chinese, English
The island offers unique views of Victoria Harbour and the surrounding cityscape.
History, Military