Departing from Wan Chai Pier, it is considered the southernmost small island

It is said that this small island has a history of 3,500 years. In the past, the islanders lived by fishing and farming. But today, what we see here is a good place for camping and short trips on weekends. A Tin Hau Temple with a history of more than 170 years, a white lighthouse with 126 lights, a Buddha's hand rock, a sun-viewing pavilion, a small pier, looking at the map taken after the pier, the introduction of Po Toi Island is really lackluster. Few people, less communication, will quiet down to think, no water and electricity, no signal, the quiet island only has a seafood restaurant, two or three food shops, a nearly deserted small beach. The most impressive thing we encountered along the way was an old man selling local seaweed specialties, who introduced us to different hiking directions with a smile in vernacular, very much like Carl in 'Up'.