We 'popped' over to this island for just a few hours one afternoon and would probably have done with having a few more daylight hours as there are some good (and in places steep) walks. It's not as developed as some of the other islands, but this adds to its charm. There appeared to be a few shops and some... More

The obvious choices when frustrated by the pace of Hong Kong life are to go to Lantau and have a hike, or hang out with some hippies in Lamma. People often overlook Peng Chau, nestled not that far away from the Disneyland resort, but from a different time entirely. Peng Chau hasn't been very developed, has no cars (but lots... More

Though not as famous as Cheung Chau or Lamma, it is a quiet place with simple life in Hong Kong. More

We were headed for this grand escalator 800 meters long, the longest in the world, only to find that the mornings the escalator runs one way down, and we are at the bottom. Instead we head over to the ferry terminal and decide to go to an island. The first terminal is going to Kowloon, just across the harbor, this... More