Lamma Island, A tranquil escape within a bustling metropolis
Lamma Island, Hong Kong
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Introduction
Lamma Island is the second largest outlying island of Hong Kong, known for its tranquil beaches and forests, making it a great destination for outings and vacations. The main commercial area is near Yung Shue Wan Pier, while Sok Kwu Wan First Street in the south is famous for its seafood. In addition, you can find many coffee shops, Western-style restaurants, and local snacks along Yung Shue Wan Main Street in the north. There are also many attractions on the island worth visiting, such as Tin Hau Temple, Wind Cave, Lo So Shing Beach, Lo So Shing Village, and Hung Shing Yeh Beach. Lamma Island is close to the port, and you can choose to walk or cycle there. If you want to rent a bicycle, you can find rental shops after getting off at Yung Shue Wan Pier, but please remember to return the bicycle at the rental shop. In conclusion, Lamma Island is a fun and scenic destination worth exploring. Opening hours Open all day.
Transportation Lamma Island's external transportation relies entirely on ferries. Ferries from Central Pier No. 4 can take passengers to two main piers on Lamma Island: Sok Kwu Wan Pier in the south and Yung Shue Wan Pier in the north. There are more ferry services to Yung Shue Wan and the journey takes about 30 minutes.
The best route is to take a boat to Yonaguni Bay
