Tung Ping Chau Island Tour

#offshore good places #suburban good places #local tour Tung Ping Chau, formerly known as Ping Chau, is located on Tai Pang Bay in the waters east of Hong Kong. It is the easternmost island in Hong Kong. In order to distinguish it from Peng Chau, which is near Lantau Island, the word "东" was later added before the name to distinguish it, which gradually evolved into the current name. To visit Tung Ping Chau, you can take a street ferry from Ma Yau Wai. Upon arrival, you can first visit Wang Wang Kok to Ah Ma Bay along the countryside trail to view the rocks cut into different shapes after being eroded by sea water, then go all the way to the building stone to view the "thousand-layer cake"-style sedimentary rocks like buildings. After lunch, you can continue along the countryside trail, to the other side of the island attractions Dragon Falls Water, Chop Neck Chau and other places to see more strange rocks and rocks. Route: Tung Ping Chau Pier - Wong Yee Kok - Ah Ma Bay - Geng Lau Shek - Long Lok Shui - Chau Neck Chau - Cheung Sha Wan - Tung Ping Chau Pier Distance: About 4 km Duration: About 4 hours Difficulty: 6/10 View: 9/10 Traffic Information: A 15-minute walk from Exit B of University Station on the East Rail Line of the MTR to Ma Yau Wai Pier. Ferry service: Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays Departure from Ma Yau Wai: 9am and 3.30pm on Saturday, 9am on Sunday; Departure from East Ping Chau: Saturday and Sunday 5:15pm