Longevity Bridge is a legendary site at the southern point of the Repulse Bay Beach. Designed as an element of the Kwun Yam Shrine complex it is set apart from the shrine itself. The Bridge is a small, yet colorful piece of architecture. The legend has it that anyone who crosses it will add 3 days to his life.

At the southern end of the Repulse Bay beach, a keen eye will be caught by a colorful site of the Buddhist temple, Kwun Yam Shrine. "Guarding" the shrine are two sizable statues of mercy goddesses believed to protect fishermen at sea. There are many other Chinese icons and sculptures in the shrine, making it a truly picturesque site.

The Repulse Bay Beach is the most famous beach in Hong Kong. The beach owes its name to the repulsion of Pirates by the British Army during the British occupation of the Island of Hong Kong. Its Chinese name translates to “Shallow Water Bay”. Another theory is that the HMS Repulse was stationed at the beach, and the bay was named “repulse” because of it. Repulse Bay Beach is located in the Southern District, of Hong Kong. Its location was also very strategic during the Battle of Hong Kong in World War II.
The Beach has a temperate climate, and even in the months of November and December, it is balmy enough to allow sun bathing. During the summer months, the beach is packed with tourists, and usually there is only room enough for standing.
The Repulse Bay was developed into a beach in the 1910s. During the 1920s, the Repulse Bay Hotel was built in order to attract tourists. The beach was artificially extended, and the sand that is close to the shore is different from that which is near the water. Until the 1960s, the construction of residential apartments was restricted, but Dr. P. P. Chiu and his brother constructed 3 blocks of six storey luxury apartments that over look the bay.

The Repulse Bay is located in the southern end of Hong Kong Island. The bay area consists of a beach, and the Repulse Bay residential community, which was built on the former site of Hong Kong's famous Repulse Bay Hotel. The beach is a popular tourist destination in Hong Kong with visitors flocking its shores throughout the year.

The Repulse Bay Beach was made during the 1910s. The beach has been artificially extended and many attractions have been added over time to attract tourists. The climate of the region is temperate enough to attract visitors even in the middle of winter, as the temperature seldom drops below 15-20 degrees Celsius.

The Repulse Bay Hotel was a famous land mark in Hong Kong where many celebrities and royalty stayed. It was built in the year 1920, and became a favorite holiday spot for locals and tourists alike. Actor Marlon Brando and famous writers like Noel Coward and George Bernard Shaw were just a few amongst many celebrities who stayed at the hotel. Spain’s Crown Prince Juan Carlos and Princess Sofia also spent their honey moon at the hotel. Among other royal guests here have been Prince Peter of Greece and Prince Axel of Denmark. In 1982, the Repulse Bay residential community was built at the site of the former hotel.

L'Hotel Repulse Bay is a postmodern complex of buildings overlooking the famous Repulse Bay Beach. The main building of the hotel boasts spectacular design that lures photographers in their numbers.