Lamma Island: A Laid-Back Escape from the City

Visitor Fee

• Free entry

Transportation

• Ferry:
  • From Central Pier 4 to Yung Shue Wan (30 min) or Sok Kwu Wan (40 min).
  • From Aberdeen Pier to Sok Kwu Wan (30 min).
• Bicycles and Walking: No cars are allowed on the island; biking and hiking are the main transport options.

Things to Do

1. Explore Yung Shue Wan Village:
   • A vibrant village with cafes, seafood restaurants, and boutique shops.
2. Hike the Lamma Island Family Walk:
   • A scenic trail connecting Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan, offering stunning coastal views.
3. Relax at Hung Shing Yeh Beach:
   • A popular sandy beach with clear waters and barbecue pits.
4. Visit Sok Kwu Wan Fishing Village:
   • Famous for its floating seafood restaurants offering fresh local catches.
5. See the Lamma Winds Turbine:
   • Hong Kong’s first wind turbine, providing a great viewpoint of the island.
6. Explore Tin Hau Temple (Sok Kwu Wan):
   • A historic temple dedicated to the sea goddess Tin Hau, worshipped by local fishermen.

Why People Enjoy Coming Here

• Escape from the city’s hustle with peaceful nature and fresh air.
• Scenic hiking trails with breathtaking coastal views.
• Delicious seafood at authentic fishing village restaurants.
• Relaxing beaches perfect for swimming and sunbathing.
• Laid-back island atmosphere with no cars, just walking and biking.

How Old is Lamma Island?

• Settled for centuries by fishing communities, but developed into a tourist destination in the 1970s and 1980s.

List of Activities

• Hiking the Lamma Island Family Walk
• Swimming and sunbathing at Hung Shing Yeh Beach
• Enjoying fresh seafood in Sok Kwu Wan
• Visiting Tin Hau Temple
• Exploring the island’s eco-friendly wind turbine
• Cycling through the scenic paths

Additional Nearby Attractions

• Cheung Chau Island: Another peaceful island with beaches and temples.
• Po Toi Island: Known for its unique rock formations and scenic hiking trails.
• Aberdeen Fishing Village: Famous for its floating seafood restaurants and traditional fishing boats.
• Stanley Market: A vibrant shopping spot with waterfront dining.