Central Hiking Lamma Trail

Reviews (10)

• 5/5

  VickyVickyC
  The trail is very popular to locals and visitors due to the view and accessibility. may start from either direction. Yung Shue Wan is more choices of shops, restaurants and cafe... read more

  Aug 26 2016 94
• 4/5

  Joe_Macpherson04
  The trail is very popular to locals and visitors due to the view and accessibility. may start from either direction. Yung Shue Wan is more choices of shops, restaurants and cafe while sok kwu wan is quiet fishing village. On the way, may take a rest for sweet tofu soup, chinese sweet soup towards windmill, or some stalls for iced... More 

  Sep 02 2016 71
• 4/5

  guo_mei_xin
  Start off at one ferry pier and walk to the other. Took me about 2 hours that was with exploring and photos. Go up hill to the wind turbine and visit the beach and the temple. It's called the family trail and it's well sign posted. Lots of great photo ops. Be warned it gets very busy on weekends. I... More 

  Sep 02 2016 43
• 3/5

  Christel S
  It was a nice change of scenery. I usually go to HK and stay in the city for the malls and "City life" and it got boring. I took the Yung Shue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan route (since i stayed in lamma island for 3 days 2nights). Trail is perfect for beginners. There are some short parts but easy... More 

  Oct 07 2016 77
• 5/5

  wendywelding
  Take the 30-min ferryride from Central to Yung Shue Wan on Lamma Island. This is quaint little village with some shops and restaurants. Follow the walking path and signs towards Sok Kwu Wan. The path is paved all the way, and along the way you will pass a small beach with some stalls/restaurant, and then the path goes up the... More 

  Nov 25 2016 97
• 4/5

  Mark_and_Ann_Reilly
  Took the ferry from Central Pier 4 to Sokkuwan, ferry ride departed promptly as scheduled, took about 40 mins. We didn't have Octopus card, but no matter, just needed to have sufficient coins to pay the fare of HKD21 per adult at the entry turnstiles. Arriving at Sokkuwan, we realised why it was a popular seafood village, there were plenty... More 

  Jul 15 2016 22
• 3/5

  KamaleshJawahar
  We walked from Yung Shue Wan to Sok Kwu Wan, and then in a circle in the hills above Sok Kwu Wan. Both the villages are worth seeing - they are so different - though there is more to see at Sok Kwu Wan. The path is paved all the way and is well signed. There are no very steep... More 

  Nov 04 2016 5
• 3/5

  Grace B
  Getaway from the typical urban Hong Kong. Take a ferry from Sok Kwu Wan and hike until Yung Shue Wan or vice versa. The seafood are specialty at both the villages. Its one of the easiest trails one get to do. Seems to be an ideal place for pet lovers and young kids.

  Jul 29 2016 31
• 4/5

  ahber79
  Lamma island is only 30 mins by ferry central pier 4 but millions of miles away from the overcrowded frenetic pace of HK and Kowloon. The walk is really easy and starts in the small village. Great coastal views, probably good to swim in summer. Plenty of food options at the start of the walk in Yung Shue Wan and... More 

  Aug 19 2016 1