If you just come to feel the bustle of this place, women fall in love with the blood-splattered, and children fall in love with the fantasy of Disney, but the essence of Hong Kong also lies in his night, you can go to Lan Kwai Fong in Central to order a glass of red wine all night long, take a ride on the Star Ferry to swim in the harbour, or take the Peak Tram up to the top of the Peak to look out over Victoria Harbour's enchanting night, and to feel the rhythm of Hong Kong's neon lights.
And Hong Kong, there are also skilful times, go to Lantau Island, experience the intersection of time; go to the seawater bay, enjoy the romance of the sea breeze on the face; go to Stanley, savor the old European style; go to Lamma Island, let the soul to do a yoga; go to Sai Kung, looking for the former fishing port style, and again, let you see a different kind of Hong Kong.
The Peak
Ocean Park
Disneyland
Lamma Island
Cheung Chau, the Wishing Tree, Tsing Ma Bridge Observation Deck, Harbour City, the Cultural Center, the Planetarium, the Science Museum, the Avenue of Stars, Repulse Bay, Stanley, the Golden Bauhinia Square, Lantau Island, 360 cable car, and so on, are the famous attractions of Hong Kong.
- Play and sightseeing must go: Victoria Harbor Hong Kong Disneyland Ocean Park Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Tai Ping Shan Lan Kwai Fong Repulse Bay
- Shopping spree must go: Causeway Bay Tsim Sha Tsui Mong Kok
- Off-island vacation : Lamma Island
One of the play and sightseeing
1) Victoria Harbor
Invincible sea view and night view, the tour of Hong Kong! must-visit place.
It is the main venue for fireworks display in Hong Kong. Every year on the second day of the Lunar New Year, Reunification Day and National Day, Victoria Harbour becomes the stage for large-scale fireworks displays, attracting many citizens and tourists to enjoy them on both sides of the Harbour every year. On the other hand, during the Illuminations of Hong Kong on some days, additional fireworks displays will be staged on the waterfront of Victoria Harbour to add to the attraction of the show.
First, a map of Victoria Harbor:
The four best places to see the unparalleled sea view:
The Illuminations is a laser light and music show in Hong Kong, which takes place in a number of skyscrapers along Victoria Harbor. The Hong Kong Tourism Board organizes a nightly laser light and music show in which more than 40 buildings join forces.
The Peak is the highest peak in Hong Kong. Come here at night and enjoy the world-famous night view of Hong Kong from the Peak, and feel the charm of Hong Kong's dynamic city.
The Avenue of Stars was built to recognize the outstanding people (both dead and alive) who have contributed to the Hong Kong film industry, and the avenue bears their handprints. The avenue, which you can stroll along, offers a full sea view of Victoria Harbour.
Golden Bauhinia Square is in the center of Victoria Harbour, facing Tsim Sha Tsui on the opposite shore, making it a great place for people watching.
Transportation to Victoria Harbour:
1. MTR
Take the MTR and get off at Tsim Sha Tsui Station to get there
2. Buses
Take the buses 1, 1A, 2, 5, 5A, 5C, 6, 6A, 7, 8, 8A, 8P, 9 to get off at the ferry terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui
3. Star Ferry route (recommended)
Central ←→ Tsim Sha Tsui, Central ←→ Hung Hom, Wan Chai ←→ Tsim Sha Tsui, Hung Hom ←→ Wan Chai routes.
Attractions you can visit:
Avenue of Stars
Hong Kong's Avenue of Stars is modeled after the Hollywood Walk of Fame in the U.S. The Avenue of Stars is designed with the history of Hong Kong's film industry and the theme of recognizing the accomplishments of front-stage superstars and behind-the-scenes filmmakers, and the ground of the Avenue of Stars is decorated with the plaques of 73 movie celebrities, of which more than 30 have handprints of the celebrities. Strolling along the Avenue of Stars, visitors can enjoy a leisurely stroll through Hong Kong's famous Victoria Harbor, the distinctive buildings along the coast of Hong Kong Island, and Hong Kong's new multi-media light and sound show, The Illuminations, which will be held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center.
How to get to the Avenue of Stars:
MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit F, go through the pedestrian underpass to Kowloon East Tsim Sha Tsui Station, Exit J, and follow the signage to the Avenue of Stars;
Bus: Take the No. 1 green minibus from Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier and get off outside the Renaissance New World Hotel, and walk towards the waterfront.
2) Hong Kong Disneyland
The first choice for family trip/honeymoon, the fun park of your dreams
Hong Kong Disneyland, located on Lantau Island, surrounded by mountains and looking out to the South China Sea, is a theme park that combines the features of Disneyland in California, the United States, and other Disneyland parks into a single theme park.
Transportation to Disney:
MTR:
Special recommendation is to take the MTR to Disney, the MTR Disney Line is Disney themed style, the car windows and even the handrails inside the car have a Disney style, its unique style
You can transfer from any MTR line to Sunny Bay Station, change to the Disney Line to get off at the Disney Station
Bus:
1. Take buses R11, R22, R33, R42 between Hong Kong Disneyland and downtown Hong Kong;
2. Buses to the airport or Tung Chung or AsiaWorld-Expo (i.e., buses of "A" and "E" lines). "A" and "E" route buses) to Hong Kong Disneyland, transferring to Route R8 at the Lantau Link Toll Plaza;
3. Disneyland also provides cross-boundary bus services between Hong Kong Disneyland and Mainland China via Huanggang.
Latest Disney ticket prices: online booking price of 280 yuan>>
Single-day ticket: adults 399 Hong Kong dollars, children 320 Hong Kong dollars
Two-day ticket: adults 499 Hong Kong dollars, children 355 Hong Kong dollars
Strongly recommended to watch the night of the fireworks, accompanied by the music of the sound of the lights hitting the castle, lit up the first step of the Disney The movie picture, then lights, fireworks, music intertwined, lasted a long time, the picture is very strong, especially dreamy and beautiful.
Disney one day to finish the route: enter the door to take the train directly to the "Fantasy World", handle the Fantasy World, walk to the "World of Adventure" or "Tomorrowland", and finally stroll "Tomorrowland". "The last thing you need to do is to go to "America's Town".
3) Ocean Park
Aquarium, dolphin show, theme park on the waterfront
Ocean Park Hong Kong enjoys the reputation of being "the world's most popular theme park", "the largest recreational park in Southeast Asia ", "the world's largest aquarium" (one of the) and many other honors. It is located in the south of Hong Kong Island.
Transportation to Ocean Park:
Bus:
1. Citybus Line (Route 629): First take the MTR to Admiralty Station, walk to the right for less than 5 minutes after exiting Exit B of the MTR station, you can see the bus stop sign of the 629, which prominently states that it is going to Ocean Park (with the eye-catching painting of the Ocean Park's iconic sea lions), and then take the bus 629 directly to Ocean Park, which will arrive at Ocean Park in about 12 minutes. Take bus 629 directly to Ocean Park, it takes about 12 minutes to get there
2. From Monday to Friday, you can take green minibus No. 6 at Connaught Place in Central or take bus No. 29R outside Statue Square on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays;
3. Take buses No. 70, 90 at Exchange Square in Central or buses No. 72, 96, 592 at Jardine's Lookout Street in Causeway Bay, and then get off at Aberdeen Tunnel, and then go for another 5 minutes to the main entrance of Ocean Park. Ocean Park Main Entrance.
Ocean Park admission price: $191 for online booking>>
Fare: HK$280 for adults, HK$140 for children aged 3 to 11. Under 3 years old are free of charge. 65 years old or above are free of charge for Hong Kong residents.
Ocean Park Detailed Play Tips>>
Tips:
1. Buy your tickets online, otherwise you will have to wait in a long queue at the entrance of the scenic spot to get them too.
2, each project will be a long line, it is recommended to plan to see the show time, and then consider individual projects
3. In Ocean Park, if you want to see the dolphin show, at least one hour in advance to enter, account for a back of the shaded position; if you do not account for the vantage point on the preparation of a good umbrella, because from the waiting to the end of the show a **** more than one hour sun down, the weather is very easy to heat. If it's hot, it's easy to get sunstroke. But the show is still wonderful, especially for children.
4) Madame Tussauds Hong Kong
Celebrity Wax Museum
The Hong Kong branch of Madame Tussauds, opened in 2000, displays about 100 wax figures of international, Chinese and Hong Kong celebrities. The lifelike wax figures include Hu Jintao, President of the People's Republic of China (PRC), basketball star Yao Ming, soccer star Beyoncé Ham (David Beckham), Prince William, famous artists Kelly Chen, Jay Chou and Andy Lau, as well as late superstars Teresa Teng, Anita Mui, and Leslie Cheung, among others.
Tickets: Adult tickets HK$160 Child tickets (aged three to 11) HK$90 Senior tickets (aged 65 or above) HK$90?Online booking price of $75>>
Opening hours: 10:00-22:00 (last admission: 9:45pm)
Suggested playing time: 2-3 hours
Nearby Attractions: Tai Ping Shan
How to get to the Wax Museum:
Madame Tussauds Hong Kong is located at the top of one of Asia's most famous tourist spots, Tai Ping Shan, and it only takes about 15 minutes to get to the top from Central. You can choose to go there by bus, minibus or the Peak Tram.?
One: Take the MTR from Sheung Wan Station to Central Station by one stop. From the Star Ferry Pier in Central, take the 15C to the cable car station and then take the cable car to the Peak.
Two: Take the MTR from Sheung Wan Station to Central Station by one stop, take 15C from the Star Ferry Pier in Central to the top of the hill, and you can see a lot of scenery and buildings on the south side of Hong Kong Island along the way.
Three: Take a green minibus on line 1 at the MTR Hong Kong Station Public **** Transportation Interchange.
5) Tai Ping Shan
The best place to see the whole of Hong Kong
Tai Ping Shan, with its beautiful scenery, is the residential area of Hong Kong's top rich people, such as Li Ka Shing, and a must-see place for people visiting Hong Kong. Near the top of the hill, there is an observation deck where you can get a dazzling view of Hong Kong and Victoria Harbor.
Transportation to the Peak:
Up the Peak:
Taking the Peak Tram at the Peak is the best way to get to the top and enjoy the night view. Take the cable car at the Peak Tram Terminal on Garden Road in Central and it only takes 7 minutes to reach the Peak. Remember to choose a seat on the right near the platform to have a better view. When you take the cable car down the mountain, you can stand at a 30-degree angle to the floor of the car when you arrive at the Garden Road Terminal, which is the steepest part of the cable car, and you'll feel like you're flying, which is fun.
Switching time: 7:00-0:00, every 10-15 minutes, 7-minute ride, cost HK$20, Octopus card can be used.
Tips: Take the cable car going up from Central and sit on the side near the upper door; take the cable car going down and sit on the other side of the car from the upper door, making it easier to enjoy the view of both sides of Victoria Harbour along the way.
Downhill: You can either return by cable car or choose to walk. From Luigi's Road, walk for about 20 minutes to reach the Luigi's Road Lookout.
The Peak Ticket Information:
The Peak Tram Tickets
Fare: Adults ($22 for a single trip, $33 for a double trip); children and senior citizens ($8 for a single trip, $15 for a double trip).
Opening hours: every 15 minutes from Monday to Sunday (07:00 to 24:00).
Admission ticket to the SkyPark Flyer
Fare: Adults $20; Children and senior citizens $10.
Opening hours: Monday to Friday (10:00 to 23:00); Saturday, Sunday and public holidays (08:00 to 23:00).
Tickets can be purchased at The Peak Tram Station (Lower Station), Garden Road, Central; or The Peak Galleria Customer Service Center (G/F).
Madame Tussauds Wax Museum Package Ticket (Includes Wax Museum Ticket + Cable Car Fee)
Ticket Price:Adults $160Children and Senior Citizens $90.
Opening hours: Monday to Sunday (10:00 to 22:00).
6) Lan Kwai Fong
Bars abound, TVB's favorite location
Lan Kwai Fong (Lan Kwai Fong), located in Hong Kong's Central District, is an L-shaped uphill path called "Lan Kwai Fong" (for its Lan Kwai Teng Fong meaning), which also refers to the composition of a gathering of large and small bars and restaurants. It is also known as "Lan Kwai Fong", which is a mid-to-high-end consumer area with a collection of bars and restaurants, popular with the middle class, expatriates and tourists, and is one of Hong Kong's specialty tourist attractions.
Address: South side of Queen's Road Central, Central, Hong Kong Island
How to get to Lan Kwai Fong:
MTR: MTR: In Central MTR Station, Exit D1/D2, go towards the direction of Tai Ping Shan, turn right on Queen's Road and go straight to the first intersection, then go straight along D'Aguilar Street in the direction of the hill, and pass by the Ka Heung Chicken at the second intersection is Lan Kwai Fong.
Bus: You can also reach Lan Kwai Fong by buses 12M, 13, 23A and 40M.
Bar Tips:
1. Most of the bars are closed during the day, so if you want to go there, you can arrive after 6pm and party until early morning;
2. The MTR usually runs until 00:30am, so if you are staying late, you can consider staying in the vicinity of Lan Kwai Fong or taking a cab to your accommodation.
3. The bars in Lan Kwai Fong charge differently, so it's a good idea to ask about the charges before entering, and many of the bars offer free Thursdays for ladies.
7) Wong Tai Sin
Whatever you ask for, you will get it, and the signatures are especially good
The Wong Tai Sin Temple in Hong Kong is the most famous temple in the city. Wong Tai Sin is widely known as a healer and a healer of the world, and he has a reputation for answering the world's prayers, which is why he has always been famous. Here you can worship and ask for a sign. The best way to worship is to burn three sticks of incense; and the legend says that the request for an autograph is also very effective, so many people come here from afar.
Tickets: Free Address: Chuk Yuen Village, Wong Tai Sin, Kowloon, Hong Kong Opening Hours: 7:00-17:30
Seeking a divination stick at Wong Tai Sin Temple is free, just go to the small room on the left side of the main hall and borrow it directly. About whether you need to kneel down to ask for a sign, I specifically asked the staff, more than 95% of the sign seekers are kneeling down, a few tourists also stand in front of the temple to ask for a sign, but it is said that those who stand to ask for a sign, it is very difficult to throw a valid oracle, and of course, can't ask for a single sign. Of course, this is a kind of saying, there is no way to prove, if you have the opportunity to go, you can test it on the spot.
How to get to Wong Tai Sin:
Exit B2 or B3 of Wong Tai Sin Station of the MTR Kwun Tong Line, and walk for about 3 minutes;
Luohu - Wong Tai Sin: After crossing the border at Luohu, take the KCRC Guangdong Railway to the Kowloon Tong Station, and then change to the Kwun Tong Line of the MTR and get off at Wong Tai Sin Station;
Tsimshatsui - Wong Tai Sin. Wong Tai Sin: Take the MTR in Tsim Sha Tsui to Mong Kok Station, transfer to MTR Kwun Tong Line and get off at Wong Tai Sin Station, the whole journey takes about 16 minutes.
8) Repulse Bay
A beautiful bay close to the city, suitable for the whole family, a residential area for the rich
Repulse Bay is one of the noblest residential areas in Hong Kong, with a large number of villas and mansions dotted across the slopes of the bay, among them those of Hong Kong's wealthy businessmen Li Ka-shing and Pao Yuk-kong; The Repulse Bay Hotel, which is referred to in Zhang Eileen's "The Love of a Fallen City," has now turned into Shadow Cove Park.
Nearby attractions:
The old Tin Hau Temple, where visitors can stop by to pay homage for a good omen; Ocean Park, the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, and Causeway Bay
Swimming hours:
9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays in June, July, and August, the hours will be extended to 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.
How to get to Repulse Bay:
1. MTR to Central Station, Exit A, Exit Exchange Square, take bus 6, 6A, 6X or 260 at the bus terminus and get off at the Repulse Bay stop. 2. Airport Express to Hong Kong Station, Exit D. Walk to the bus terminus at Exchange Square in Central to change to a bus.
2. Shopping:
1) Causeway Bay
Shopping paradise, a variety of varieties
Causeway Bay is the majority of Hong Kong tourists choose to shop in this area, clothing, jewelry, electronics, cosmetics, everything.
Best known shopping malls:
Integrated malls: Time Square (Times Square) and SOGO (Sogo Mall)
Times Square, where the world's top brands are housed in this building
SOGO is the landmark of Causeway Bay and one of the most famous shopping malls in Hong Kong. With Mitsukoshi Department Store and Seibu Department Store forming a "three-legged triangle", and the emergence of Muji, the area has become a launching pad for Japanese fashion, giving Causeway Bay the name "Little Japan".
The two biggest cosmetic chains are Sasa and Bonjour (with several branches in Causeway Bay), and there is also Aster;
There are Chow Tai Fook, Chow Sang Sang, Luk Fook, and Tse Sui Lam jewelry stores, with one street having one jewelry store after another; and there are also watch stores, electrical appliance stores, general merchandise stores, food stores, home furnishings (Ikea), and many clothing specialty stores. PS, the stores here open at 10:00 or 10:30 every day, so don't go too early.
Transportation to Causeway Bay:
Causeway Bay is located at the Hong Kong Island exit of the Cross Harbour Tunnel and is easily accessible by buses and minibuses, as well as the MTR.
Causeway Bay Cuisine:
HUI LIU SHAN (the best branch): Hennessy Road, near the corner diagonally opposite SOGO's south-eastern direction.
Tai Leung Pat Kee: Hennessy Road, Causeway Bay. A good place to eat "paste", specializing in sesame paste, walnut paste, almond paste, etc., 18 yuan a bowl. Because the flour is so finely ground, the paste comes out extra smooth.
Man Fai Cuttlefish Ball King: Jardine's Bazaar, Causeway Bay.
Chih Kee Wonton Noodle: Causeway Bay Station Exit A, 51 Russell Street, Causeway Bay, 40 HKD per person.
Sun Kee Che Chai Noodle: Causeway Bay Station Exit B, walk along Hennessy Road to Shop B, 49 Deng Lung Street, 30 HKD per person
Shun Yee Double Peeled Milk: 506 Lockhart Road, Causeway Bay
Choi Hing Barbecued Pork Restaurant: 265 Hennessy Road, Wanchai. -G/F, Block C, Hennessy Road, Wanchai. Barbecue restaurant, signature dishes: barbecue pork, barbecue pork
Maxim Palace: 3/F, Low Block, City Hall, Central, Hong Kong
2) Tsim Sha Tsui
The main tourist area and shopping area, full of exotic cultures
You can find quite a lot of exotic cultures in Tsim Sha Tsui, and ground-level stores are mainly women's high-level brand names; Kimberly Street, known as the Korean Street, you can find a lot of Korean restaurants and Korean food supermarkets. In Knutsford Terrace and Ashley Road, one can find Turkish, Russian, Italian, Japanese and other cuisines. Tsim Sha Tsui is a tourist area, so there are many foreign tourists on the streets, which also gives people a feeling of being in a foreign country. Today, Tsim Sha Tsui has grown considerably in size, but remains a highly developed area and has always been the heart of Hong Kong.
Major shopping districts and tips:
Harbour City, a collection of up to 700 stores, is the largest shopping mall in Hong Kong
Nathan Road is a shopping boulevard with a mixed atmosphere, where Hong Kong's traditional stores coexist in harmony with touristy, touristy shopping malls***.
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Attractions in the vicinity of Tsim Sha Tsui:
In addition to the Victoria Harbour and the Avenue of Stars mentioned in this article, there is also the famous Hung Hom Coliseum (Hong Kong Coliseum), as well as a number of famous museums, recommended for family trips, as well as tourists who are interested in Hong Kong's culture to visit
Latest performance information on the Hung Hom Coliseum
Featured buildings: Kowloon Mosque, Canossian St. Mary's College, Rose Hall, Theatre of the Holy Spirit, Theatres of the Holy Spirit and Theatres of the Holy Spirit. Mary's College, Rosary Church, St. Andrew's Church, the Four Heavenly Kings Forde's Ancient Temple
Tsimshatsui Cuisine:
Tsimshatsui is also one of the centers of Hong Kong's nightlife, with its many bars, karaoke and nightclubs. Knutsford Terrace, rich in foreign flavor, and Po Le Lane, where the whole street is lined with bars, are places where many people spend their time after work. The restaurants on Ashley Road offer a wide range of cuisines from different countries.
Transportation to Tsim Sha Tsui:
Tsim Sha Tsui Station is on the MTR Tsuen Wan Line, which connects to Central at the bottom and Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok at the top. For Disneyland and Lantau Island, you can change to MTR Tung Chung Line at Lai King Station
To Central and Wan Chai, you can also take the Star Ferry to cross the harbour.
3) Mongkok
Busy shopping area, women's clothing, electronics, snacks
Mongkok is the center of Kowloon, where a large number of stores, both in terms of quantity, variety and quality, will not disappoint those who embrace the "heart of shopping". The whole area is busy and crowded with banks and commercial buildings, and the stores are small and exquisite, with the section of Nathan Road being the highlight. Temple Street, which stretches from Jordan Road to Yau Ma Tei's Ming Ming Lane, is transformed into a vibrant night market at 7 p.m. every night, with hundreds of stalls selling clothing, electrical appliances, watches and other affordable goods.
Featured Streets
*Portland Street and Shanghai Street - famous red light districts.
*Women's Street - Tung Choi Street runs from Dundas Street to Argyle Street. Tung Choi Street, commonly known as Women's Street, along both sides of the street are neatly arranged open-air stalls, selling some inexpensive clothing, towels, daily necessities, trinkets, etc., is the Hong Kong "teacher's wife" (more difficult to deal with middle-aged women's colloquialisms) most favorite shopping places, so the name Women's Street. However, the mainland to go to the friends of these things are probably commonplace, so do not shop also, not to mention the need to always be careful with their own bags.
*Sai Yeung Choi Street South - and Women's Street, side by side, to buy electrical appliances and trendy clothing, but also the busiest street, in the evening this place has become a pedestrian street, no cars are allowed to enter. Electrical stores are everywhere, and it is recommended that ordinary tourists go to "Fengze", "Broadway" and other large stores to buy, some small stores are really very attractive prices, but the goods channel is not clear, the quality is not guaranteed, and after-sales service is not very convenient, only for audiophiles and other very knowledgeable friends. It is only suitable for audiophiles and other friends who know very well. As for the price of large stores may not be too big a difference with the mainland, but here you can generally find the latest models and a variety of recommended products are IPOD, DC, DV, cell phones, laptops and so on. The southern section of this street has some mainland can also see the brand of sub-trendy clothing stores, such as BOSSINI, GIORDANO, ESPIRIT, crocodile, etc., although most of them are produced in the mainland, but here you can find in the mainland can not be seen in the fashion looks and styles, so it is recommended that like to buy the clothes of friends shopping, and the price of these stores is even cheaper than the mainland is also much cheaper.
*Sneaker Street - one of the sections of Fa Yuen Street, named after the many stores selling sneakers. Garden Street is what Hong Kong people call "BALL" shoes a street, the street can buy the most fashionable and popular sports shoes, NIKE and ADIDAS stores can be found everywhere.
*Dundas Street - full of stores selling snacks, is one of the most popular places for young people in Hong Kong.
How to get to Mongkok:
MTR: Mongkok Station
The transportation in Mongkok is quite convenient, with the MTR, trains, minibuses and buses all leading to Mongkok. It is very easy to get lost in Mongkok. Travelers and friends may wish to pay more attention to the street names when wandering around, which are very useful in identifying the direction. One of them is Nathan Road, which runs vertically through the central area of the Kowloon Peninsula, dividing the peninsula into east and west, and is the most important passageway running north-south on the Kowloon Peninsula.
Three, off-island fun: Lamma Island ?
Hong Kong people vacation mecca, delicious seafood
Hong Kong and those few outlying islands, if the tour of Hong Kong time is not very short, recommended to go to Lamma Island. Lamma Island is the most fascinating place at the same time and Hong Kong's biggest difference. It can be said that Lamma Island is the paradise of Hong Kong, away from the concrete casting of the urban jungle, a leisurely stroll full of green paths, listening to the waves lapping the shore of the crisp sound, the most enjoyable!
Lamma Island is full of exotic flavors, and it is easy to take a short trip to Yung Shue Wan, or a longer one to Sok Kwu Wan, or even two places in a row. After the excursion, you can enjoy local delicacies and browse the handicraft stores, which is one of the most unique features of this route. The unique and charming atmosphere of Lamma Island will keep visitors coming back for more.
How to get to Lamma Island:
Central - Yung Shue Wan: From Pier 4 of the Outlying Islands Ferry Terminal. There are ordinary and fast ferries running. Ordinary ferries take about 35 minutes and fast ferries take about 20 minutes.
Monday to Saturday fares: Ordinary ferries cost HK$10, fast ferries HK$15. Ferries run every 15-60 minutes between 6:30pm and 0:30pm late at night.
Sunday and holiday fares: Ordinary ferries cost HK$14, fast ferries HK$20. Boats run every 15-50 minutes between 7:30pm and 0:30pm late at night.
Central - Sok Kwu Wan: departs from Pier 4 of the Outlying Islands Ferry Terminal. All ferries are room fast ferries. About 25 minutes.
Ferry from Aberdeen: 10 sailings between 6:30-20:15 Monday to Saturday***. There are 15 ferries between 7:00-19:30 on Sundays and holidays***.
Accommodation
There is an accommodation called Lamma Island Youth Camp on top of the Lamma Island Carrot Trail, where accommodation is very cheap. There is also the option of staying in a vacation house built by local villagers, which also feels very unique.
Wave Crest: right by Hung Shing Yeh's beach, there is a beautiful little garden with a fountain, and each of the small rooms upstairs has a balcony facing the sea, which is most suitable for small couples. Standard rooms are usually 480 yuan a night, with breakfast for two.
Holiday home: There are many private vacation homes on Lamma Island, with rooms, kitchens, etc., very suitable for families. Prices are around five to six hundred on weekdays.
Shopping
Selling Points Glass Workshop: The workshop sells a variety of finished glass-fired jewelry and small decorations, and also offers short courses in glass-firing techniques. The course takes 3-4 hours and costs two to three hundred dollars.
Consignment house: It's like a little grocery store with a little bit of everything. Antiques, old toys, second-hand shirts, banners embroidered with gold threads that used to be hung on beds, and Vietnamese-style hammocks are all available at very good prices, so there's a lot to be gained by browsing carefully.
Herb Garden: The two men used to work as designers in Hong Kong. Tired of the hustle and bustle of the city, they rented a plot of land on Lamma Island to grow flowers and plants, and raise parrots, rabbits, cats and dogs. In the bamboo hut of the herb garden, you can enjoy a bowl of herbal tea and tease the parrots. You can also buy some seasonal herbs to go back, and there are also herbal teas to go with them.
Food
South Island Bookworm: A western restaurant, cafe and bookstore all in one, the aroma of books and food hits you at the same time when you push the door.
ShellyExpress: a palm-sized cafe, the most famous is the tofu cheese, at $30 a piece. There are also other flavors of cheesecake, making it a must-see for cheese fans.
Jianxing Yabu Tofu Flower: The island's most famous snack, it has been in business for decades, and still uses the most traditional method to make the bean curd flower. The bean curd flower is so smooth that it is almost gone as soon as you enter the mouth. Tofu flower costs 6 yuan a bowl, and soy milk is 5 yuan a bowl.
References
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