Set foot on Po Toi Island, the "South Pole of Hong Kong"｜Hong Kong's version of the End of the Earth. Nam Kok Tsui 126 Lighthouse｜Admire the ten most beautiful rocks

Po Toi Island is known as the "South Pole of Hong Kong". It is located in the southeast of Hong Kong and is the southernmost inhabited island in Hong Kong. The actual southernmost tip of Hong Kong is actually an uninhabited island, located on Tau Lo Chau in the Soko Islands. However, many people regard Po Toi Island as the southernmost tip of Hong Kong! The name of Po Toi Island comes from its flat terrain. It looks like a floating platform on the sea, hence the name Po, which means floating! The geology of the island is mainly granite, and there are many rocks of strange shapes formed after long-term weathering. Among them, the "Turtle Rock" and "Buddha's Hand Rock" were selected as one of the "Top Ten Most Beautiful Rocks in Hong Kong". Therefore, Po Toi Island is also known as one of the "Top Ten Most Beautiful Rocky Islands in Hong Kong"! Transportation to Po Toi Island: Take a boat (Kaito) From Aberdeen to Po Toi Island: Ferry ride takes about 1 hour Take the ferry from Aberdeen Pier (only available on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays) From Stanley to Po Toi Island: about 30 minutes by boat Take the ferry from Stanley Blake Pier (only available on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays) For the return trip, you can take the ferry from Po Toi Pier to Aberdeen or Stanley Pier. The frequency is very sparse, so be sure to pay attention to the ferry schedule. For details of the ferry service and charges, please visit the official website of the Transport Department! Here is my itinerary for a relaxing day trip to Po Toi Island: 10:00-10:45am Aberdeen Pier＞Po Toi Pier 10:55-11:15am Po Toi Pier＞Tin Hau Temple＞Conch Rock 11:45am Back to the pier - lunch (Kun Kee) 12:20pm depart towards 126 Lighthouse and Nam Kok Tsui 12:50pm Arrived at 126 Lighthouse, saw the "Turtle Climbing the Mountain Rock" and "Monk Rock" along the way 1:15pm Continue walking down towards Nam Kok Tsui 1:25pm Arrived at Buddha's Hand Rock 1:46pm Back to the pier, but another Kun Kee, take a short break 2:15-2:45 pm Depart for Po Toi School＞Wu Family Historic House 4:00pm Departure by boat Walking to the "Hong Kong Antarctica" feels like going on a short trip! #Outlying Islands Destinations #Local Tours #Po Toi Island