Hong Kong/Outlying Islands
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Hong Kong's Outlying Islands ( lèih dóu) are a generic label for the other 234 islands, islets and rocks in the territory. For tourists, the most popular islands include: * Cheung Chau ( Chèuhng Jāu), a small island off Lantau that used to be a pirates' den but now houses mostly windsurfers and sunbathing day trippers * Lamma Island ( Nàahmā dóu) is a relaxed destination with lots of great seafood, hiking and beaches. * Peng Chau ( Pìhng Jāu) to go off the beaten track. * Po Toi Islands
Why it is worth a visit
Hong Kong's ferry-linked islands offer fishing villages, beaches and hiking away from the city's density.
Sources: Wikivoyage · Data updated
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Why visit
Hong Kong's ferry-linked islands offer fishing villages, beaches and hiking away from the city's density.
Recommendation in its original language.Getting there
The map marks an approximate area centre, not an entrance or trailhead. Check the access point before visiting.
Also nearby
- Hong Kong/Lantau1.1 km
- Lantau Peak3.5 km
- Po Lin Monastery4 km
- Tian Tan Buddha4.3 km
- Ngong Ping 3604.6 km