Mui Wo

Mui Wo is a beautiful resort town with many restaurants famous for their fresh seafood. As early as the Ming Dynasty in the 16th century, farmers began to live in Mui Wo. In the 19th century, there were already six villages here, and most of the villagers were engaged in mining, so there was a beach in Mui Wo called Silver Mine Bay. Now, you can find the remains of the mine in Mui Wo, as well as several buildings built by villagers to defend against pirates. Since the 1930s, hotels and small markets have been built along Mui Wo Bay, which has become a local holiday hotspot, attracting tourists every weekend. Come to Mui Wo to enjoy the scenery at the Silver Mine Bay Beach; you can also taste delicious food at the seafood restaurant. Mantis shrimp, sea prawns, Dongfeng snails, etc. are all local catches, and some live clams are dug directly from Silver Mine Bay. Come, fresh and sweet. Mui Wo can be used as a starting point for exploring Lantau Island. You can take the bus directly to Po Lin Monastery, Tian Tan Buddha, Ngong Ping Plaza, Ngong Ping Market and Tai O at the bus terminal in front of the Mui Wo ferry terminal to continue the tour of Lantau Island. journey.