Yim Tin Tsai

★ 4.7 (2K+ reviews) • 21K+ booked
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WONG ******
27 Feb
The environmental services are very good, with a comfortable and tranquil feel, allowing you to relax and have fun with your pets all day.
WONG ********
28 Feb
Buy one get one free is a great deal, although it's a bit far, the value for money is very high, and the food is delicious! There were no oysters tonight.
2+
Cheung *****
24 Feb
A hotel with a vacation feel, good service, new facilities, and high value for money if you choose the right package.
ERIC *****
19 Feb
Knowledgeable guide, full featured itinerary, comfortable transport.
TSANG ****
14 Feb
Brought my dog along and was seated in the outdoor area, facing the chapel. The food selection isn't extensive, but everything is delicious.
CHEUNG *****
13 Feb
The Klook buy-one-get-one-free buffet dinner is great value for money. There's a wide variety of hot dishes, cold cuts, desserts, and ice cream cups to enjoy... too many delicious foods to list! I would recommend it to my friends!
2+
KONG ******
6 Feb
This is my second time here. The food is of a high standard, with many varieties, delicious flavors, and particularly unique desserts. Highly recommended.
2+
Klook User
5 Feb
Bernard was a very good guide, so informative and we even got to taste Hokin dumplings. The boat ride was wonderful and safe. With views of the islands you would never see on shore. Would definitely recommend this. Such a photo opportunity and educational. Bernard explanation of geological formations and history of the islands giving us great insight of the area. Thankyou Bernard for being such an experienced guide.

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What to know about Yim Tin Tsai

Discover the hidden gem of Yim Tin Tsai, a small offshore island in Sai Kung District, Hong Kong. Immerse yourself in the rich history and cultural significance of this unique destination, where the past meets the present in a picturesque setting. Yim Tin Tsai was once a ghost island in Hong Kong's northeast that offers a unique glimpse into the past, but is now revived by motivated villagers. Experience the peaceful co-existence of Roman Catholicism and Hakka culture on this once-abandoned island.
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

St. Joseph's Chapel

Visit the iconic St. Joseph's Chapel, a historic building completed in 1890 in Italian Romanesque style. Explore the chapel and its surroundings to learn about the island's religious heritage.

Abandoned Salt Farm

Witness the remnants of an abandoned salt farm on Yim Tin Tsai, offering a glimpse into the island's past as a hub for salt-making. Take a stroll through the farm to experience the rustic charm of this historical site.

Mangrove Exploration

Embark on a mangrove exploration adventure off the breakwater linking Yim Tin Tsai and Kau Sai Chau. Discover the unique ecosystem of mangroves and enjoy the serene beauty of the natural surroundings.

Cultural Heritage

Yim Tin Tsai boasts a rich cultural heritage, with a history dating back to the 19th century. Explore the Hakka village and learn about the Chan clan's settlement on the island, as well as the evolution of farming, fishing, and salt-making practices.

Historic Landmarks

Discover the historic landmarks of Yim Tin Tsai, including the Grade III St. Joseph's Chapel and the former village school. Immerse yourself in the island's past through these well-preserved architectural treasures.

Outdoor Activities

Engage in outdoor activities such as hiking, birdwatching, and camping at the Louisa Landale Campsite. Enjoy the tranquility of nature and the breathtaking views of the surrounding islands.

Culture and History

Yim Tin Tsai's history dates back 300 years, with the Hakka folks of the Chan family establishing the village. Learn about the sustainable methods of fishing, farming, and salt farming that sustained the community. Explore the heritage trail and old salt fields that have been revived by motivated villagers.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the culinary delights of Yim Tin Tsai at Chef De Yim Tin, a quaint restaurant by the pier. Enjoy a set lunch or dinner prepared by a Le Cordon Bleu graduate, offering a limited but exquisite menu with a killer view of the island.