Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter South Expansion of 24 Hectares Planned for Yacht Tourism
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The government plans to extend Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter about 24 hectares southwards to develop an integrated yacht tourism area. In reply to Southern District councillors, the Marine Department said the preliminary plan is to pilot designating part of the waters in the south typhoon shelter for dragon boat storage. The report was published on 28 October 2026 and mentions only the Marine Department's preliminary plan, with no other progress seen.
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- 明報·每日港聞Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter to Expand South by 24 Hectares as Marine Department Plans Water Zone for Dragon Boat Storage
The government plans to extend Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter south by about 24 hectares to develop an integrated yacht tourism zone, and the Marine Department has told Southern District councillors that the preliminary proposal is to designate part of the southern typhoon shelter as a trial water zone for storing dragon boats.
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