[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Po Toi Island Public Pier (Updated Mar)

There are many people taking the boat on weekdays We boarded the boat at Aberdeen Pier to Pu Tai Island The weather is very hot, but there is also a cool breeze Because since it's my first time to go so I don't know what the itinerary is like Let's go 🚢 the boat goes to the left but in the end it may be wrong, As a result, the right line is correct So everyone if you are walking for the first time be sure to go to the right After the pink tea stall Cafe, then walk into there is another tea stall, we chose this one, walking forward will see a very long bridge, this moment is the place to take pictures 👍 #Putai Island

Autumn in Hong Kong is perfect for island tours and hiking because the humidity and temperature are relatively low, and the wind is stronger, making it ideal for outdoor activities. This time, I want to introduce Po Toi Island, the southernmost island of Hong Kong. I have visited Po Toi Island twice. The first time, I took a boat from Aberdeen Pier, which took almost an hour. The second time, I took a boat from Stanley Pier, which took about half an hour. If you depart from Stanley Pier, you might have the chance to see the satellite ground station on the south side of Stanley on the left side of the boat. Upon arriving at Po Toi Island Pier, you can start your island tour. First, you can walk up the mountain on the left side. You will first see the Mo's Old House and Po Toi School. The old house is severely damaged, but it is still worth a visit. Then, continue walking up the stone steps, and you will reach a large sloping rock at the highest point of the island, which is a very special place. At this point, remember to turn around and take photos because you will capture beautiful sea views. On the right side, you will see a long flat rock called Coffin Rock. If you want to explore, you can climb onto Coffin Rock to take photos. If you don't go to Coffin Rock, you can follow the signs to the right side of Po Toi Island to see different sceneries, including Turtle Rock, Monk Rock, Lighthouse 126, Buddha's Palm Rock, and Po Toi Rock Carvings. Additionally, there is a small beach where you can go down and take photos. The island tour of Po Toi Island takes about one and a half to two hours. There are pavilions for resting along the way, but there are not many trees on the island. If you are afraid of the sun, I suggest you bring sunglasses, a hat, or an umbrella. When you are almost done, if you want to eat on the island, there are some small shops near the pier, or you can walk further to see a bay with restaurants. The seafood lunch at the restaurant is quite delicious. You can also buy some local seafood products. Last time, I bought some seaweed, and it tasted really good. On weekends, many people visit Po Toi Island, and some even bring tents for camping, so it is recommended to arrive at the pier early to queue up.

#Take a boat Hong Kong Putai Island day tour, when it comes to why to follow the tour because to Putai Island usually have to go to Aberdeen or Stanley on the boat, for people who change the city is really far away so will find some local Travel agency day tours to let explore this charming little island, as usually boarding in Tsim Sha Tsui the itinerary usually includes a ferry ride to Putai Island, along the way to enjoy the magnificent sea view of the island boasts clear water and soft sand, is swimming and sunbathing great place. Activities arranged within the group include hiking to explore the island’s nature trails, viewing the unique rock formations and rich plant ecology, and enjoying local fresh seafood cuisine Hustle. #HongKongGood Places #FamilyGood Places #Hiking

You can take a boat from Aberdeen or Stanley to Po Toi Island. This time, we took the boat from Aberdeen. The boat was originally scheduled for 10 AM, but it departed at 9:37 AM because it was already full. There are extra boats on Saturdays, and the journey takes about an hour. Near the dock, there are some eateries. We tried the seaweed and luncheon meat noodles, which were quite good. First, we walked towards the lighthouse, which is an easy walk. Following the long seaside corridor up the hill, we reached the lighthouse. The scenery is so beautiful that it feels like being on the coast of Okinawa. Along the way up the hill, there were many campers. There were also many cute dogs hiking with their owners. After exploring this side of the hill, we headed up the other side. First, we climbed about a thousand stone steps to reach the summit pillar. After a short visit, we descended the hill, passing by Coffin Rock. The descent includes a stone slope, but it's not difficult to walk; just be careful. After descending the steps, we saw strings of dried seaweed hanging, and soon we reached the pier. I visited many years ago, but today it felt especially beautiful.

It is said that this small island has a history of 3,500 years. In the past, the islanders lived by fishing and farming. But today, what we see here is a good place for camping and short trips on weekends. A Tin Hau Temple with a history of more than 170 years, a white lighthouse with 126 lights, a Buddha's hand rock, a sun-viewing pavilion, a small pier, looking at the map taken after the pier, the introduction of Po Toi Island is really lackluster. Few people, less communication, will quiet down to think, no water and electricity, no signal, the quiet island only has a seafood restaurant, two or three food shops, a nearly deserted small beach. The most impressive thing we encountered along the way was an old man selling local seaweed specialties, who introduced us to different hiking directions with a smile in vernacular, very much like Carl in 'Up'.