Cheung Chau Adventure: Breathtaking Views, Vibrant Streets, and Tasty Treats

#favouriteitinerary #travelanywhere Cheung Chau Island was nothing short of magical, with perfect weather to complement its charm. We began our journey with a serene 1-hour ferry ride from Central Pier, offering scenic views of the harbor and building anticipation for the adventure ahead. As we docked at the pier, the vibrant sight of fishing boats bobbing gently in the water set the tone for the day. The lively food vendors lining Pak She Praya Road and Cheung Chau Family Walk added to the island's bustling, yet relaxed, atmosphere. One of the highlights was Coral Beach, where we were greeted by brilliant blue skies and sparkling turquoise waters. A short, invigorating walk uphill led us to the North Lookout Pavilion, offering a breathtaking panoramic view of the beach below, with the pristine waters shimmering under the sun and the lush hills surrounding us in their full, vibrant green. The weather was simply perfect, making this spot a standout for me. From there, we made our way to Pak Tin Temple, an area full of character, with local restaurants and bustling street vendors. The long queue at one particular stall couldn’t be ignored, so we grabbed skewers of deliciously savory fishballs and meatballs, which more than lived up to the hype. And, of course, the mango mochi here is a must-try—its sweet, tangy flavor was a refreshing delight. Next, we strolled to Tung Wan Beach, the island’s main stretch of sand, where we were captivated by the panoramic views of the ocean, its water a mesmerizing shade of blue under the flawless sky. Along the way, we passed the charming Love Lock Garden and explored boutique shops that added a quaint touch to the walk. For those seeking even more scenic beauty, the easy trail to the Mini Great Wall and Kwun Yam Wan Lookout Pavilion is highly recommended. Along the way, you'll encounter striking rock formations and sweeping views of the ocean stretching to the horizon. The weather, with its clear skies and gentle breeze, made the walk even more enjoyable. In total, we spent about 4-5 hours taking in the island’s best spots, from scenic hikes to exploring charming streets and enjoying the island’s delicious food offerings. The clear skies, perfect temperatures, and stunning blue waters made it an unforgettable experience. I'm already dreaming of my next trip—especially for another round of that irresistible mango mochi! #myitinerary #travel #thingstodo #naturalwonders #seascapes #citydaytours #localfood #chinatrip