Hong Kong Po Toi Island Countryside Hike: Explore the Wonders of the Island

#HongKongHiking Po Toi Island, located at the southernmost tip of Hong Kong, is a great destination for hiking enthusiasts. The unique geological landscape and rich natural resources here allow you to fully enjoy the fun of outdoor hiking. Route selection • Southern Loop: The entire journey is approximately 4 kilometers and takes 2-3 hours. The route is Po Toi Pier - Kwan Kee Store - Wu's Old House - Changshi Pai - Ngau Wu Ding Moshiding - Ngau Wu Ding Sun Viewing Pavilion - Angzhuang Pavilion - Monk Rock and Turtle Rock at the Southern Cape - Nam Kok Tsui Lighthouse - Buddha's Hand Cliff - Po Toi Rock Carvings - Kwan Kee Store - Po Toi Pier. This route is well marked, but there are no supply stations along the way, so you need to prepare food in advance in the village near the pier. • Coastal Trail Hike: Walk along the coastal trail all the way. There is no need to climb any hills. The route is mainly flat steps, which is relatively easy and you can enjoy the coastal sea views. Transportation You can drive to Stanley Pier (also known as Blake Pier) and take the Tsui Wah Ferry to Po Toi Island. The sailing time is about 30 minutes. There is no need to buy tickets in advance. You can buy tickets on board and leave immediately. Precautions • Mobile phone signals are poor in many places on the island. It is recommended to download offline maps in advance to avoid getting lost. • There is almost no shade on the mountain trail, and you will be completely exposed to the sun during the entire hiking process, so be sure to wear sunscreen. • Bring enough drinking water and food to replenish your energy.