Yung Shue Wan, Lamma Island

Rongshuwan is a bay in the northwest of Lamma Island in Hong Kong. It is adjacent to Yajiao Bay in the north and rongshuling in the East. In the south, it is separated by a hill from Hong Kong electric power plant in Lamma Island. There is a ferry in central to rongshuwan. The most popular beach nearby is hongshengye Bay, where the beach is clean, the sea is clear, and the facilities are complete. There are bicycles for rent on the way from rongshuwan to hongshengyewan. It is the main village in Lamma Island. The main street is where the old market is located. It sells shrimp paste, herbal medicine and other goods. In recent years, shops, western style cafes and bars have opened one after another, and new villas and holiday houses have been built on the mountain. There are bicycles for rent on the road from the main street to hongshengyewan, which are very suitable for street cruises. The hundred year old Tin Hau Temple is located at the end of the street, with two granite lions guarding the door. The periphery of the village is full of vegetable fields, and the north is a concentration of flowers.

Address: rongshuwan, Lamma Island, Hong Kong

Longitude: 114.10877466697

Latitude: 22.226322589914

Traffic information: take a ferry from pier 4 in central to rongshuwan. The journey is about 30 minutes. After landing, walk right for about 2 minutes.

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: all day