"Hong Kong Antarctica" Po Tai Island⛰

Distance: 6 km Time required: 2 hours and 50 minutes Supply point 👉🏻Stores and restaurants near the pier Exit Route 👇🏻 You can shorten your journey by taking the Po Toi Island Country Trail to Ngau Wu Ding. You can return to the pier at Angkor. Difficulty: Level 5 ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️ How to get there: Depart from Aberdeen Pier Take the ferry from Aberdeen Pier, the journey takes about 1 hour (only available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays). Depart from Stanley Blake Pier Take the ferry from Stanley Blake Pier, the journey takes about 30 minutes (only available on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays). Recommended routes for beginners Pier→Tin Hau Temple→Conch Rock→Return to Pier→Cliff Carvings→Footstone, Turtle Climbing Rock, Monk Rock→Lighthouse→Nam Kok Tsui→Buddha's Hand Cliff→Cliff Carvings→Pier Time required: 1.5 hours Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Intermediate difficulty recommended routes Pier→Tianhou Temple→Conch Rock→Return to Pier→Wu's Haunted House→Coffin Rock→Sun Viewing Pavilion→Continue the Primary Route to visit Footboard Rock, Buddha's Hand Cliff, etc.→Cliff Carvings→Pier Time required: 2.5 hours Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Advanced Difficulty Suggested Routes Pier→Tianhou Temple→Conch Rock→Monk Seaview Chair Rock→Confucius Rock→Fetus Rock→Intermediate Route to Sun Viewing Pavilion→Beginner Route to Footboard Rock, Buddha's Hand Cliff, etc. Time required: 4 hours Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Supply station! Kunji Store The southern part of Po Toi Island is rich in laver, which is why the name "Tai" (hence the name "moss") comes from this. The islanders used to make a living by picking laver, and whenever the laver was in season, they would go to the shore to pick it themselves. Although the tradition of picking seaweed has long disappeared, Po Toi Island still has an inseparable relationship with seaweed. If you have time, you can try the island's signature dish: seaweed egg noodles ($35) Distance 🛣6km Time 🕑2 hours 50 minutes Supply point 👉🏻Stocks and restaurants around the wharf Exit route👇🏻 The trip can be shortened by taking the Po Toi Island Country Trail to the top of Ngau Hu. You can return to the pier at Ang Zang. Difficulty: Level 5 ☠️☠️☠️☠️☠️ How to get there: Depart from Aberdeen Pier Take the Kaito from Aberdeen Ferry Pier, the ferry journey is about 1 hour (service only on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays). Depart from Stanley Bukong Pier Take the Kaito from Bukong Pier in Stanley. The journey takes about 30 minutes (services on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays only). Suggested route for beginner difficulty Pier → Tin Hau Temple → Xiangluo Stone → Back to the Pier → Cliff Stone Carvings → Foot Stone, Ling Turtle Uphill Stone, Monk Stone → Lighthouse → Nanjiao Tsui → Bergamot Cliff → Cliff Stone Carving → Pier Time required: 1.5 hours Difficulty: ★★☆☆☆ Suggested route for intermediate difficulty Wharf→Tianhou Temple→Xianluo Stone→Return to Wharf→Wu's Haunted House→Coffin Stone→Sun Viewing Pavilion→Junior Route Swimming Footstone, Bergamot Cliff, etc.→Cliff Stone Carving→Wharf Time required: 2.5 hours Difficulty: ★★★☆☆ Advanced difficulty recommended route Pier→Tianhou Temple→Xianluo Stone→Monk Wanghai Chair Stone→Confucius Stone→Fetal Stone→Intermediate Route to Guanri Pavilion→Basic Route Swimming Footstone, Bergamot Cliff, etc. Time required: 4 hours Difficulty: ★★★★☆ Supply station! "Kun Kee Stoo" The southern part of Po Toi Island is rich in seaweed, and the "tai" (hence the name "moss") of Po Toi Island also came from it. Although the tradition of picking seaweed has long since disappeared, Po Toi Island still has an inseparable relationship with seaweed. If you have time, you can try the island's signature dish: Seaweed Egg Noodles ($35) #Good Places to Go in the Countryside #Local Travel #foodie