Must-try outdoor picnics with beautiful views and delicious food

Cheung Chau Island is one of the most popular outlying islands in Hong Kong. It combines the atmosphere of a traditional fishing village with the slow-life vacation style, with specialty food and photo spots all around. Just take the ferry in Central and the whole trip is chill, perfect for a group of friends or couples for a relaxing day trip. Recommended tour routes: After getting off the boat from the ferry terminal, take a tour of the nearby Main Street to feel the lively atmosphere of the fishing village. Find some popular delicacies such as Ping An Bao, Big Fish Balls and Mango Glutinous Rice along the way, and be sure to try an authentic coffee shop or seafood restaurant. Stroll to Cheung Po Tsai Cave and walk along the coastline for beautiful sea views. If you continue walking, you can go to the Hyatt Place to see the sea view of Cheung Chau. On the way, you can also visit the stone carvings, Tin Hau Temple and other landmarks. Must visit to check in: 1. The fish tank mural in front of Cheung Chau Market - full of fishing village characteristics, colorful, must-see for celebrities. 2. Cheung Po Tsai Cave - rock cave plus sea view, a sense of exploration. 3. Dawn Lookout - great scenery, beautiful to watch the sunset. 4. Authentic old architecture in the streets and alleys - some shops still retain the old nostalgic design. Travel Tips: 1. Early departure is recommended to avoid the crowds and have more time to play slowly. 2. There aren’t many convenience stores on the island, so be sure to bring your own water and snacks. 3. Walking a lot may need sunscreen, remember to apply enough sunscreen or wear a hat in summer. 4. There are many ferry services, but there are sometimes long queues on holidays to reserve your return time in advance. 5. There are bike shops to rent bicycles, if you want to go around the island can consider. Notes: 1. Although the island is open year-round, some shops/restaurants may have different opening hours. 2. There are some wild dogs around, so pay attention to safety. 3. There are not many trash cans on the island. It is recommended to bring your own plastic bags to collect garbage. A day of fun in Cheung Chau Island is perfect whether you want to enjoy yourself, see the beautiful scenery, or take pictures and eat. And the transportation is simple, helping you steal half a day of leisure. Topics to follow: #Hong Kong Cheung Chau #Offshore Islands Slow Life #Hong Kong Food #Fishing Village Culture #Ferry Day Trip