[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Sok Kwu Wan (Updated Jul)

Lamma Island is the third largest outlying island in Hong Kong. There are many restaurants on the island, serving a variety of cuisines from traditional seafood to modern Western cuisine. While stretching your muscles along the simple and relaxing trail, you can also complete a unique food tour. The Tin Hau Temple in Sok Kwu Wan was built in the Qing Dynasty and has a history of 150 years. It has a good fishing village flavor and is suitable for a family visit. #GreenTourism #SeeTheEarthInAnInstantly #GreatPlacesInTheSuburbs #LocalTourism #GreatPlacesInTheSummer #

The best off-island place to introduce to you is Sok San Bay, located on Lamma Island. If you take a boat from Central to Lamma Island, you can choose to get off at Banyan Bay Pier or Sok San Bay Pier. The boat ride on both sides is about 30 minutes. Banyan Bay is mainly because you can enjoy the scenery of the fishing village of Lamma Island, which is more commercial! The most famous thing about Sok San Bay is seafood. Once you get off the boat, there is a seafood street, there are many seafood restaurants! You can also enjoy the unbeatable sea view here, and you can also see more natural wetlands in Sok San Bay, the commercial atmosphere is not so heavy! There is also a family trail to walk to Banyan Bay Pier, which can be completed in about an hour and a half! I recommend that if there is no program during the holidays, you might as well come to Lamma Island for a walk! #LocalTravel #OffshoreGood Places

#Local Tour Sok Kwu Wan on Lamma Island has a history of more than 300 years, and early residents mostly made a living by fishing. Now it is a good place for people to travel, eat seafood and hike. On that day, a group of us went to Central to take a boat to Lamma Island for a day trip. We walked all the way from Yung Shue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan. Yuen Long is a place with beautiful scenery, fresh air, and sunny views. We could see the sea and sky of Lamma Island. We arrived at Sok Kwu Wan in the evening. The setting sun shines on the calm sea of ​​Sok Kwu Bay, the fishing boats are floating gently, the water surface is rippling with a layer of golden waves, the breeze blows gently on us, and a feeling of leisure, tranquility, freshness and unworldliness arises spontaneously. This is a paradise on earth.

The best off-island destination introduced this time is Sok San Bay. Sok San Bay is located on Lamma Island and is most famous for eating seafood. It only takes half an hour to get there by boat from Central Pier, however the frequency will be less than Banyan Bay, so be sure to keep an eye on the schedule! Sok San Bay can enjoy the stunning sea view of Lamma Island, and there are many seafood restaurants to choose from. The most recommended trip is to walk all the way from Banyan Bay to Sok San Bay, eat seafood and take a boat back to Central. The whole family trail only takes an hour and a half. #Local Tour #Offshore Good Places #Unbeatable Sea View

After getting off the boat at the Banyan Bay Pier on Lamma Island last time, I decided to walk over to Sok San Bay after walking for a while. The whole journey took less than an hour and was a very easy hiking route. There are no special attractions in Sok San Bay, just see the scenery of the fishing village, or go to the restaurants there to eat seafood. We had to catch the boat schedule when we went there, so we went back to Central without eating #Offshore Good Places #Star Writers Rush Rush

Then we continued to board the boat and set off to Sok San Bay Pier ☺️☺️☺️! The first thing is to treat your stomach first! After having a delicious parent-child seafood feast 🤤🤤🤤, we continue our parent-child group trip! The next stop was led by an eco-tour guide, a tour of Sok San Bay 💕💕💕 It was a little rainy that day, not too hot, and it was a little windy to walk! The ecological guide took us to visit the estuary and mudflats, and along the way you can see different wetland flora and fauna 🤩🤩🤩. The happiest is of course Ka-sung b. I hear him talk about crabs from time to time! Queque! Turtle 🐢! Children learn to have fun while playing. This time Ka-sung also learned the importance of marine ecological conservation. Don't litter, don't harm small animals, insects and marine life😎😎😎. After the tour, we went to Sok San Bay Avenue to buy watermelon 🍉 ice. A bite is really refreshing! This trip is really fun 🥳🥳🥳 Mom broke up 😆😆😆! #LocalTour #LammaIsland #SoKaiBay #FamilyGood Place #FamilyTravel

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For travelers who feel overwhelmed by the bustling city of Hong Kong, we recommend a healing getaway to Lamma Island. Known as the hometown of Chow Yun-fat, Lamma Island offers a 70-80 minute trekking course and a delightful culinary journey at fresh and delicious seafood restaurants. Looking for tranquility? Want to connect with nature? Head to Lamma Island right away! We recommend starting from the Yung Shue Wan terminal and heading towards Sok Kwu Wan for a fulfilling experience. ❤️

#HongKongIn-depthTour If you are looking for a truly in-depth island experience, you might want to take a boat from Central to Sok Kwu Wan on Lamma Island. Different from the bustling Yung Shue Wan, Sok Kwu Wan is as quiet as a watercolor painting, with fishing boats and water waves reflecting the most primitive fishing village scenery. Walking along the seaside path, you can see the former dried fish factory, the temple built by the villagers and the handmade herbal tea shop. Every brick and tile is full of human touch. It has also been the filming location for many movies, such as "Days and Nights in Tin Shui Wai" and "Lovers' Whispers". Lamma Island captured by the camera is pure and realistic. At dusk, you may want to have a bowl of fresh fish porridge at the seaside teahouse and watch the sunset slowly sink into the horizon. It is both life and scenery.

Recommended things to do in Lamma Island, Hong Kong [Introduction]: Lamma Island is located in the southwest of Hong Kong Island. It is the third largest island in Hong Kong. It is named because its shape resembles the Chinese character "丫" and it is located in the south of Hong Kong. This was once a transit terminal for ships, with foreign merchant ships docked here as early as the Tang and Song dynasties. It has a long history. The island is a blend of Chinese and Western cultures. It not only has traditional fishing village life, but also many Western styles brought by foreigners. It is also the hometown of actor Chow Yun-fat. The tranquil fishing village scenery, simple cultural atmosphere and delicious seafood attract many tourists to enjoy a relaxing time away from the hustle and bustle of the city. ⛺【Local must-check-in】: • Yung Shue Wan Street: As the main residential area on the island, the street is lined with seafood restaurants, craft shops, bookstores and cafes, exuding a leisurely fishing village atmosphere. Strolling through it, you can also experience the unique combination of Chinese and Western style. Here you can check out Jianxing Yapo Tofu Pudding, which can be eaten hot or cold, and costs HK$15 a bowl. It is tender, smooth and sweet, and a delicacy not to be missed. • Hung Shing Yeh Beach: Only a 20-minute walk from Yung Shue Wan Pier, it is a famous free public beach on the island. The water here is clear and the sand is fine. It is equipped with facilities such as changing rooms and toilets. There is also a barbecue area next to it. It is a great place to cool off, sunbathe and have a picnic in the summer. However, the beach is small and there is occasionally garbage, so you need to be careful to protect the environment when visiting. • Lamma Family Trail: It is about 7 kilometers long and is built along the mountainside. Some sections of the trail offer sea views. The entire hike takes about 1-2 hours. The overall road is flat and there are three viewing pavilions along the way. From the last viewing pavilion, you can overlook the Sok Kwu Wan Pier and Aberdeen, Repulse Bay and Ocean Park in the distance. The scenery is beautiful. • Lo So Shing Beach: Compared to Hung Shing Yeh Beach, this beach has fewer tourists and also has free and complete public facilities. It takes about 30 minutes to walk from Sok Kwu Wan Pier, which is suitable for tourists who want to enjoy a quiet beach time. • Kamikaze Cave: Digged by the Japanese army during the Japanese occupation of Hong Kong, the cave once contained several assault speedboats that attacked Allied ships. It is full of mystery and is a must-see for history lovers. • Tin Hau Temple: There is a Tin Hau Temple in Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan, both with a history of over 100 years. It is a place where fishermen worship the sea god and pray for peace. The temples are still popular today, allowing people to feel the strong traditional cultural atmosphere. • Rainbow Seafood Restaurant: Located on the street of Sok Kwu Wan, it is a popular seafood restaurant on the island. The seafood here is fresh and lively, caught and cooked upon order, with authentic cooking techniques. The signature pepper and salt mantis shrimp, typhoon shelter fried crab, and Tianhong secret sand shrimp are all worth a try. The average consumption per person is 200-500 Hong Kong dollars. If you purchase a group package in advance, you can also reserve a Rainbow Boat transfer and take a free night cruise on Victoria Harbour on the return trip. 🛬【Game guide】: • Recommended visit duration: 1 - 2 days. If time is limited, you can basically visit the main attractions in one day; if you want to deeply experience the leisurely life on the island, two days are more suitable, and you can slowly enjoy the fun of beaches, food and hiking. • Itinerary: ◦ One-day tour: Exit from Exit A of Central MTR Station in the morning, go to Central Pier 4, and take the ferry to Yung Shue Wan (HKD 14.5 from Monday to Saturday, HKD 20 on Sunday, approximately every half an hour, and arrives in 25 minutes). After arriving at Yung Shue Wan, stroll along the main street of Yung Shue Wan and try some local snacks such as Jian Xing Auntie Tofu Pudding. Then head to Hung Shing Yeh Beach. Afterwards, hike along the Lamma Family Trail to enjoy the mountain and sea scenery, and reach the viewing pavilion to overlook the scenery. Arrive at Sok Kwu Wan and enjoy a seafood feast at Rainbow Seafood Restaurant. After dinner, take a boat from Sok Kwu Wan Pier back to Central (HKD 17.5 from Monday to Saturday, HKD 25 on Sunday, approximately every half an hour, and arrives in 35 minutes). ◦ Two-day tour: Same itinerary as the first day, overnight stay at Lamma Island. The next day, we got up early to watch the sunrise and take a stroll at Lo So Shing Beach. We then visited the Kamikaze Cave and Tin Hau Temple. In the afternoon, we leisurely had a cup of coffee at the beach in Sok Kwu Wan and experienced the life in the fishing village. In the evening, we took a boat to leave the island. 🏨【Accommodation Guide】: • Lamma Island B&Bs: There are many unique B&Bs on the island, with prices ranging from a few hundred to thousands of yuan. Some homestays are built by the sea, where you can see the sea when you open the window and fall asleep to the sound of the waves; some are located near Rong Shue Wan or Sok Kwu Wan, which are very convenient for traveling and finding food. You can filter and book based on reviews and prices on major online travel platforms. • Hotels in downtown Hong Kong (suitable for day trippers): If you are traveling back and forth on the same day, you can choose to stay in a hotel with convenient transportation in downtown Hong Kong, such as hotels in Central, Causeway Bay, etc. These areas are close to the pier, providing easy access to Lamma Island, and are surrounded by abundant shopping and dining options. Hotels like the Island Shangri-La Hotel in Hong Kong not only have a great location, but also excellent services and facilities. The Empire Hotel in Causeway Bay is cost-effective, has clean and tidy rooms, and is close to the subway station, making travel convenient. 🧡[tips]： 1. The mountain roads on the island are narrow and winding, and cars are not allowed (except for fire trucks and ambulances). Travel mainly depends on walking or cycling. It is recommended to wear comfortable sports shoes. 2. The boat may be bumpy during the ride, so tourists who are prone to seasickness should remember to prepare seasickness medicine in advance. 3. Some restaurants on Lamma Island only accept cash payments, so remember to prepare Hong Kong dollars in cash in advance. 4. When visiting the beach in summer, you must take sun protection and mosquito prevention measures, bring sunscreen, sun hat, mosquito repellent spray and other items; when visiting the beach, pay attention to personal safety and comply with relevant regulations. 5. Popular restaurants such as Rainbow Seafood Restaurant have a large number of diners. If you want to enjoy better service and dining experience, it is recommended to make a reservation by phone in advance.

| Escape the crowds and unlock the secluded island hometown of Chow Yun-fat. When it comes to the most famous outlying islands in Hong Kong, it must be Lamma Island. The reason is simple: Lamma Island is the hometown of Chow Yun-fat. He spent his childhood and adolescence here, and it is said that he often returns to Lamma Island now. Unfortunately, I didn't run into him on this hike to Lamma Island. · Of course, in addition to being Chow Yun-fat's hometown, Lamma Island itself is also a paradise among the outlying islands of Hong Kong. As the third largest island in Hong Kong, it is very suitable for hiking. Lamma Island has both the simple charm of a fishing village and the natural beauty of mountains and seas. You can also have a cup of coffee in the artistic alleys of Yung Shue Wan, or go to Sok Kwu Wan to enjoy freshly caught seafood and feel the slow pace outside the city. · 📍 Location: Islands District, Hong Kong (ferry from Central Pier 4) 💰 Ferry ticket: I entered from Yung Shue Wan and exited from Sok Kwu Wan. The former is HKD 22.1 (HKD 30.8 on weekends), and the latter is HKD 27.5 (HKD 38.7 on Sundays). ⏰ Recommended time: Half-day trip (the ferry ride is about 30 minutes. Remember to check the schedule in advance to avoid waiting too long.) 🚶 Hiking difficulty: ⭐ (about 7km, about 3 hours for the whole journey) · 🔀 Hiking route reference Yung Shue Wan Ferry Pier → Yung Shue Wan Main Street → Tin Hau Temple → Family Walk → Hung Shing Yeh Beach → Summit Viewing Platform → Lo So Shing Beach → Kamikaze Cave → Tin Hau Temple → Sok Kwu Wan Ferry Pier · 📸 Must-see spots along the way ✅ Yung Shue Wan Main Street: The streets in the village are crisscrossed, full of a strong artistic atmosphere. There are two- or three-story buildings on both sides, operating many interesting shops. ✅ Tin Hau Temple: A fishing village temple with a history of more than 200 years. The small temple is not large in scale, but it is full of faith. ✅ Hung Shing Yeh Wan Beach: About 20 minutes walk from Yung Shue Wan. On the way, you will pass the famous Kin Hing Ah Por Tofu Dessert, which is very cool and refreshing. As the most popular beach on Lamma Island, Hung Shing Yeh Wan still seems too mini, but the sea water is very clean, and there are reefs covering the coast cliffs, suitable for swimming or sunbathing. ✅ Summit Viewing Pavilion: Continue up from Hung Shing Yeh Wan for about 30 minutes to reach the highest point of the hiking route. The view from the summit viewing pavilion is not good. You need to walk to the mountain behind the pavilion. Here you can overlook the panoramic view of Lamma Island and Hong Kong's first wind power station - Lamma Winds. ✅ Lo So Shing Beach: On the way down the mountain, you can overlook the entire Sok Kwu Wan, and then reach Lo So Shing Village, where there are many exaggerated and strange graffiti. Compared with Hung Shing Yeh Wan, Lo So Shing Wan is less visited. The sand is very fine and is considered the most pleasant bay on Lamma Island. ✅ Sok Kwu Wan: Go down the mountain from Lo So Shing and enter the seaside boardwalk. Compared with the small freshness of Yung Shue Village, the nearby Sok Kwu Wan Village is closer to the feeling of a fishing village. On the way, you will pass the mysterious Kamikaze Cave. Sok Kwu Wan Village is full of various seafood food stalls along the street. You can have a good meal before leaving Lamma Island. · 💡 Hiking tips ✅ Difficulty: Mostly stone roads and steps, some sections are steep. ✅ Equipment: Lightweight sneakers, sun hat, mosquito repellent, plenty of water (only Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan have supplies along the way). ✅ Best time: Spring and Autumn (October to April), avoid high temperatures at noon in summer.

This Lamma Island loop hike (excluding Ling Kok Shan and Shan Tei Tong) covers a total distance of 22.8 km, with a cumulative elevation gain of 1,400 m, and took five hours to complete. The specific route is: Yung Shue Wan Pier—Shek Lei Wan—Pak Kok New Village—Pak Kok Tsui—Lamma Power Station—Hung Shing Yeh Beach—Luk Chau Tin Hau Temple (return)—Lo So Shing Beach (return)—Sok Kwu Wan Tin Hau Temple—Tung O—Shek Pai Wan—Yung Shue Ha—Mo Tat Village—Mo Tat Wan (return)—Sok Kwu Wan Pier. Photo 1, 7: Hung Shing Yeh Beach Photo 2: Lamma Island retains the charm of a fishing village, with blooming flowers throughout the village, creating a picturesque scene. Photo 3, 4: Shek Lei Wan Photo 5: Pak Kok Pier Photo 6: Lamma Power Station Photo 8, 9: Luk Chau Wan Photo 10: Luk Chau Tin Hau Temple. Luk Chau is a particularly quiet small fishing village, named after the deer (muntjac) that used to roam the mountain. Photo 11: Sok Kwu Wan Photo 12: Lamma Power Station Photo 13: Lo So Shing Beach. Lo So Shing is a rural village, named after the vines (lo so) that grow outside the village. Photo 14: Kamikaze Cave. It is said that the Japanese invaders planned to use it to store ships during World War II, but it was later abandoned. Photo 15: Sok Kwu Wan Tin Hau Temple Photo 16: Ling Kok Shan is full of strange rocks. On the way from Sok Kwu Wan to Tung O, there is a peculiar rock called "Qi Lou Shi" (Arcade Rock). Photo 17: Shek Pai Wan. The unique feature here is the strange rocks in the sea, hence the name "Shek Pai" (Stone Row). Photo 18: Tung O and Yung Shue Ha are two quiet villages, now mainly inhabited by elderly people. The surname Zhou is predominant in these two villages. I wonder if this is Chow Yun-fat's hometown. There are two houses in Yung Shue Ha with popular murals on the walls (18 top); there is also the earliest abandoned house in the village (over 100 years old) (18 bottom). Photo 19: Mo Tat Wan. There is a beautiful and secluded beach here, as well as a ferry pier to and from Aberdeen. Photo 20: The famous Rainbow Seafood Restaurant in Sok Kwu Wan. Transportation: There are ferries from Central to Yung Shue Wan and Sok Kwu Wan, and "kaito" ferries from Aberdeen to Mo Tat Wan and Sok Kwu Wan. Warning: On the mountain road from Hung Shing Yeh Beach to Lo So Shing, there is a sign on the right side for "Scenic Pavilion." Don't go there! There's nothing to see!

⛱️Must-see attractions: Ocean Park, Lamma Island 🍲Must-try food: Hong Kong-style tea restaurant 🏨Accommodation Guide: The Fullerton Ocean Park Hotel Hong Kong 🚄Transportation strategy: Subway Ferry The sea view rooms at Fullerton are so beautiful, and the infinity pool [ThumbsUp][ThumbsUp][CheerUp][CheerUp] I highly recommend it! Very close to Ocean Park, one day at Sea World, one day at Ocean Park, and one day out of the city to Central to take the ferry to Lamma Island

If you want to get away from the hustle and bustle of the city, go to an island for a day. The second stop of the Hong Kong outlying island tour is to visit Chow Yun Fat’s hometown, Lamma Island Can you imagine? On this small island, you can experience the slow-paced 🌊island life, enjoy the magnificent⛰️mountain and sea views, savor the 🏖cultural relics, and find traces of traditional 🐟fishing village life. This guide explains the traffic, routes, and precautions in one article~ · 🌈4-hour tour route without turning back Central Pier➠Yong Shue Wan➠Yong Shue Wan Main Street➠Tian Hau Temple➠Jian Xing A-po Tofu Pudding➠Hung Shing Yeh Beach➠Family Walk Viewing Pavilion➠Sok Kwu Wan Tin Hau Temple➠Sok Kwu Wan · 1️⃣Central→Yung Shue Wan ⛴From Pier 4, take the ferry for about 25 minutes. There is a ferry every half an hour. It costs $22.1 on weekdays and $30.8 on Sundays. Octopus cards are accepted. · 2️⃣ Yung Shue Wan Main Street Arrive as soon as you get off the boat. There are many specialty shops, bars, cafes and restaurants on both sides of the street, and you can also find small literary handicrafts, special handicrafts, old-time boutiques, etc. 🍜Don’t sit down to eat right after entering the village. Walk around the village. There are many small shops and food inside. 🚶15 points 3️⃣ Tianhou Temple The Yung Shue Wan Tin Hau Temple is located on Yung Shue Wan Main Street. The original stone lions were damaged, but after being repaired by stonemasons on the island, they are now remodeled to look like Western stone lions. 🚶11 points 4️⃣ Jianxing Grandma’s Tofu Pudding 🍧On the beach of Dawandu. The handmade tofu pudding has a strong bean flavor and a smooth and fragrant texture. It is freshly made by an old lady who gets up early every morning. It is a delicacy on Lamma Island that every tourist must eat. 🚶8 points 5️⃣ Hung Shing Yeh Beach The popular beach on the island has clear water and fine sand. It is equipped with changing room facilities and a restaurant, attracting many people to come and play in the water, check in and enjoy the sunbathing. The beach is backed by greenery. Sitting under the shade of the trees, overlooking the sea and sky, enjoying the sun and sea breeze is the best choice for spending a relaxing afternoon. 🚶10 points 6️⃣ Family Walk Viewing Pavilion Friends who like hiking should not miss it. This family-friendly trail is built along the side of the mountain and takes about 1-1.5 hours to walk. After arriving at the viewing pavilion, you can take a short break and look out over the Repulse Bay and Ocean Park on the other side. The scenery is great. 🚶1.5 hours 7️⃣ Sok Kwu Wan Tin Hau Temple The building is relatively modern. After the original site was burned down, the villagers rebuilt the temple and were able to preserve the ancient artifacts in the temple. 🚶10 points 8️⃣ Sok Kwu Wan There are many fishing rafts floating in the harbor, full of fishing village style, and you can also eat seafood delicacies. There are also many small shops selling seafood specialties and dried goods made by local fishermen. Rainbow Restaurant is the most famous seafood restaurant on Lamma Island. If you want to eat there, you can also pick you up from Hong Kong for free. · 9️⃣Sok Kwu Wan→Central/Aberdeen The ferry ride from Sok Kwu Wan back to Central takes about 30 to 40 minutes, costs $27.5 on weekdays and $38.7 on Sundays; the ferry ride back to Aberdeen takes about 20 minutes, costs $12.5 on weekdays and $18.7 on Sundays. · 💡tips ▶Wear comfortable walking shoes. It takes 1.5 hours to climb the mountain. It is quite tiring. ▶Pay attention to prevention☀️ and supplement💧 ▶There are only small paths on the island, and the signs are very clear, but you must pay attention to the signs to avoid going the wrong way. ▶You can also go the opposite way. ▶Take B3x from Shenzhen Bay and change to 962x at Tuen Mun Middle School until you reach the pier

📍Attraction address: Lamma Island, located in the southwest of Hong Kong, China, is the third largest island in Hong Kong, second only to Lantau Island and Hong Kong Island 🚗 Transportation to attractions: Take a ferry from Central Pier 4 or Discovery Bay. The ferry ride takes about 30 minutes to reach Yung Shue Wan or Sok Kwu Wan Pier on Lamma Island. From Guangzhou, you can take the high-speed rail directly to West Kowloon, Hong Kong, and then go to Central Pier 4 to take a boat to Lamma Island. If you depart from Tsim Sha Tsui, you can take the Star Ferry to Central Pier and then transfer to the boat to Lamma Island. 👍️Must-visit attractions: Yung Shue Wan, Hung Shing Yeh Bay, Lo So Shing Beach 🎟️Ticket information: Free to enter the island, Lamma Island Fishermen Cultural Village 80 HKD. Visitors can enjoy more benefits through different travel packages, such as packages that include a cruise, seafood lunch and admission to the cultural village. 💗Other tips: There are two hiking routes on Lamma Island. The first section is about 7 kilometers from Yung Shue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan, and the second section is about 5.5 kilometers from Sok Kwu Wan around and back to Sok Kwu Wan. You can choose according to your time. [Cutlery] Recommended Dining: Grandma's Tofu Pudding and Rainbow Seafood Restaurant

Short trips to experience different fun We chose Lamma Island in Hong Kong The island is surrounded by sea on all sides and relies on ferries for access In the morning we went to Central to take a direct ferry back and forth to Sok Kwu Wan It takes about 1 hour for a trip and the price is affordable Along the way, you can immerse yourself in the sea view yo! Once you step on Sok Kwu Wan, the unique fishing village culture hits you in the face At noon, we had a rich seafood feast at Rainbow Seafood 🦞 The delicious taste dances on the tip of the tongue and checks in at the famous local qiao🈵️feet If you book in advance, there is also a shuttle service at various piers yo~ After a satisfying meal, there is the First Street Specialty Street nearby for a stroll~ The small shops on both sides of the street are all displaying souvenirs with local characteristics This time-honored tofu pudding is also highly recommended! In addition, you need to buy a ticket 🎫 to enter the Fishermen's Cultural Village This is a place full of stories You can understand the past life scenes of the fishermen on Lamma Island Feel the cultural heritage of their fishermen Novel and interesting~ Taking advantage of the afternoon sun, we embarked on a hiking trip on Line 2 Picturesque scenery, blue seas and blue skies Passing through quiet beaches and tranquil villages Feeling the tranquility and beauty of nature In the evening, returning from Sok Kwu Wan to Central, you can also enjoy the night view of Hong Kong Island The journey is short, but the rewards are plentiful~

From Yung Shue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan, the 8-kilometer hike left blisters on the little hiker's feet, so she treated herself to giant mantis shrimps and lobsters as thick as her arm. However, she still didn't encounter Chow Yun-fat. After returning to Hong Kong, she went to Kennedy Town, to the tram terminus... At sunset, she hopped on a bus going who-knows-where, and amidst the clanging, she got lost in the city where the lights were dimming...

It takes about 40 minutes to take a boat from Central Pier to Sok Kwu Wan. As you approach Sok Kwu Wan Pier, you will see many fishing rafts floating in the harbor, filled with the atmosphere of a fishing village. Although this quiet and simple fishing village is not as lively as Rongshue Bay on the other side of the island, the seafood delicacies prepared by the Cantonese cuisine restaurants along the bay still attract many people. There are also many small shops here selling seafood specialties and dried goods dried by local fishermen. Walking along the coast, you will come to the estuary where fresh and salt water meet. This unique mudflat breeds a variety of creatures such as fiddler crabs and mudskippers. The Tin Hau Temple at Sok Kwu Wan is located near the Sok Kwu Wan Pier and was built in 1827. The temple also preserves the treasure furnace cast in the sixth year of Daoguang (1826), which has been rebuilt or expanded many times since then. ✅Detailed address: Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island, Hong Kong ✅Public transportation and fees: Hong Kong and Kowloon Ferry Central to Yung Shue Wan: $22.1 per adult from Monday to Saturday, $30.8 per adult on Sundays and public holidays Central to Sok Kwu Wan: $27.5 per adult from Monday to Saturday, $38.7 per adult on Sundays and public holidays #HongKongAttractions #LocalTours

Today on holiday, of course, came to Sok San Bay, Lamma Island to eat the most famous seafood lunch Today we 3 people ordered a four-person meal, the food is very rich 💕 Rainbow Seafood Set $1898 plus 10% service charge📸 1. Pepper and salt in steamed shrimp 2. Baked lobster in broth (change the cheese and add $60) 3. Steamed swimming grouper 4. Gold Award Mr. Fried Crab 5. Gold powder silver thread steamed mussels 6. Golden Silk Bully Chicken 7. Soak seasonal vegetables in broth 8. Seafood Fried Rice 🔅The chicken is very smooth and the portion is big enough, quite tasty 🔅Shrimp shrimp is very fatty, very tasty, very thick meat, eat light meat 🔅Baked lobster in soup (change cheese plus 60 dollars) sincerely recommend, to change cheese baked, cheese is too good to eat 🔅The fish is quite big, quite fat and quite good 🔅Fresh mussels 💕💕🤩🤩🥰😁💯 very tasty 📍Restaurant Name: Rainbow Seafood Restaurant📍 📍Restaurant Address: G/F, 23-27 First Street, Sok San Wan, Lamma Island📍 #familygoodplaces #foodie #localtour #hongkonggoodplaces #summerplaces #summerfoodsuggestions #hkfoodie #hongkongfood #hkfood #hkfoodblogger #food

Address - Sok San Bay, Lamma Island Environment/Facilities - Comfort Features - Lamma Island is famous for eating seafood. This time I came to Sok San Bay, Lamma Island. You can take a boat directly to Sok San Bay. There are several seafood shops near the pier Price per person - free Rating - very chill

I have recently become fascinated by Sok Kwu Wan on Lamma Island. I have a very strong and profound feeling for this island. Because I particularly like water sports 🛶 and there is also a quiet seafood restaurant 🦞 in the middle of a busy street, so I will come to enjoy the scenery of this island every time I have a holiday. I will definitely come again next time! 🥳 #localtourism #outlyingislands #Lammaisland #Sok Kwuwan #watersports #lammaisland #sukkwuwan

The first time I set foot in Sok San Bay, I didn't expect the water to be very clear. The whole hilltop can enjoy the scenery of Lamma Island, plus the locals are friendly and there are many toasts nearby. The boat schedule is quite frequent, half an hour to Central Pier, can plan the next time.

Transportation guide - You can take a boat to Sok Kwu Wan from Aberdeen Pier Local attractions - Sok Kwu Wan, Yung Shue Wan, Lamma Island Main Street, roadside stalls, glass studio, Tin Hau Temple Food and restaurants - Jianxing Grandma's Tofu Pudding, Taiyuan Restaurant, Rainbow Seafood Restaurant, Shopping guide - Lamma Bee Valley Bee Farm, Li Bao Kee, Lamma Tribe #Local Tour #Hong Kong Good Places #Outlying Island Good Places