Putai Island

Luozhoumen seabed on the north side of Po Toi Island is the deepest part of Hong Kong Sea, which is located at 66m below sea level. Po Toi Island is the main island of the Po Toi islands, covering an area of 3.69 square kilometers and located at the southernmost tip of Hong Kong. The island is full of grotesque rocks, which are as jagged as bamboo shoots. Visitors can enjoy a thrilling journey along the coastal trail, or stroll to the southern end of the island and climb the granite cliff in the South China Sea. There are also rugged mountain paths on the island for tourists to climb and explore. If you are lucky, you can also enjoy the white belly sea and sea turtles.

There are many places of interest on Putai island. From the left bank of Dawan wharf, you can reach the ancient temple of Tin Hau, which has a history of more than 150 years. There is also a huge stone on the mountain, which is ten meters high and is called "xiangluoshi". At the south end of the island stands ancient stone carvings. Visitors can travel northward along the coastline to Nanwan, enjoy the stone carvings, and then return to the restaurant in Dawan for dinner.

Putai Island

Putai Island (or Putai Island) is the main island of the Putai islands, covering an area of 3.69 square kilometers. Putai island is located at the southernmost tip of Hong Kong. Its geology is mainly rock. There are many tourist spots on the island, such as coffin stone, bergamot rock, turtle mountain, Wu's abandoned house and so on. There is a regular street crossing service on Po Toi Island to and from Aberdeen and Po Toi Island on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.

brief introduction

Putai Island (or Putai Island) is the main island of the Putai islands, covering an area of 3.69 square kilometers. Putai island is located at the southernmost tip of Hong Kong. Its geology is mainly rock. There are many tourist spots on the island, such as coffin stone, bergamot rock, turtle mountain, Wu's abandoned house and so on. In addition, the stone carvings on Putai island have been listed as statutory monuments in Hong Kong.

natural environment

Luozhoumen seabed on the north side of Po Toi Island is the deepest part of Hong Kong Sea, which is located at 66m below sea level. Putai island is the main island of Putai archipelago. There are many grotesque rocks on the island. The texture of rock layers varies greatly, and wonders abound. Visitors can enjoy a thrilling journey along the coastal trail, or stroll to the southern end of the island and climb the granite cliff in the South China Sea. There are also rugged mountain paths on the island for tourists to climb and explore. If you are lucky, you can also enjoy white bellied Sea Eagles and turtles.

There are many places of interest on Putai island. From the left bank of Dawan wharf, you can reach the ancient temple of Tin Hau, which has a history of more than 150 years. There is also a huge stone on the mountain, which is ten meters high and is called "xiangluoshi". At the south end of the island stands ancient stone carvings. Visitors can travel northward along the coastline to Nanwan, enjoy the stone carvings, and then return to the restaurant in Dawan for dinner.

There is a regular street crossing service on Po Toi Island. It comes to Aberdeen and Po Toi Island on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays (some of the flights pass through Stanley). It is operated by Cuihua shipping.

Fuyu ferry once operated a holiday route between Po Toi Island and North Point and Kwun Tong, but it was closed on November 1, 2006.

Address: the southernmost Po Toi Islands

Longitude: 114.2598533

Latitude: 22.1692324

Ticket information: Free

Opening hours: there is a regular street crossing service on Po Toi Island. It is operated by Tsui Wah Shipping Co., Ltd. to Aberdeen and Po Toi Island on Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays and holidays.