The park was developed as part of a land reclamation project to revitalize the industrial waterfront of the Eastern District.
The waterfront promenade here is part of the ongoing 'Harbourfront Enhancement' initiative designed to create a continuous walking route around Victoria Harbour.
The layout specifically includes a dedicated cycling trail that links with the broader cycle-friendly path network extending toward Sai Wan Ho.
The park architecture utilizes noise mitigation strategies to buffer the sounds of the nearby Eastern Corridor highway.
The site hosts a variety of mature native trees that serve as a migratory rest point for local bird species.
Quarry Bay Park Phase II is a linear waterfront green space situated along the eastern end of the Quarry Bay promenade. It serves as a connector between the original park phase and the adjacent residential developments, featuring continuous walking paths along the Victoria Harbour shoreline. The park incorporates extensive fitness stations, multi-purpose lawn areas, and dedicated cycling tracks. Its design emphasizes open views toward the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal and the East Kowloon coastline. The facility is managed by the Leisure and Cultural Services Department and functions as a primary recreational thoroughfare for the local community.
The mid-point of the promenade where the harbor view aligns directly with the Kai Tak Cruise Terminal.
Bring a bicycle if you intend to traverse the full length of the promenade as the walking distance is significant.
Visit during the golden hour to capture the reflection of the skyscraper-studded skyline across the harbor.
Carry your own water as vending machine availability can be sporadic along the secondary pathways.
Do not attempt to swim in the harbor water as the edge is restricted and hazardous for entry.
Cyclists must remain in designated lanes; keep pets on leashes; follow strictly marked quiet zones.
