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Cheung Chau

★ 4.7 (3K+ reviews) • 3K+ booked
Escape the hustle and bustle of urban Hong Kong and embark on a delightful day trip to Cheung Chau Island. Discover the unique charm of Cheung Chau, an outlying island of Hong Kong known for its picturesque landscapes and rich cultural heritage. Also referred to as 'Long Island' due to its elongated shape, Cheung Chau offers a blend of traditional Chinese culture, sandy beaches, and delectable seafood. Explore this historic fishing village that has evolved into a popular tourist destination, offering a glimpse into the authentic island life of Hong Kong. Cheung Chau in Hong Kong is more than just its famous bun festival. This outlying island offers a unique blend of cultural experiences, scenic cycling routes, trendy cafes, and a laid-back atmosphere that will charm any visitor. Hop on a ferry armed with this guide and discover all the best things to do and eat in Cheung Chau.
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Cheung Chau Reviews

4.7 /5
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Lee *******
2 Sep
This is my second time staying at the Litchi Hotel. The hotel has a fantastic location, very close to the pier, and there are many delicious food options nearby, including late-night snacks.
Kusum *****
30 Aug
I stayed yesterday and checked out today Room no.1312 My stay was wonderful thanks to the fantastic help from the hotel receptionist. They were friendly, welcoming, and went out of their way to assist me with all my needs, making my check-in smooth and comfortable. Their warm attitude truly made my visit enjoyable. I highly recommend this hotel for its excellent service.”
Klook用戶
28 Aug
I really love the ocean view at this hotel. It gives me a vacation vibe. Waking up in the morning and hearing the sound of the waves makes even my ears feel like they're on vacation 🏖️. All the service staff are great and very polite. The only minor drawback is that the drain is a bit slow, but everything else is satisfactory. I will definitely come back next time to fully enjoy this natural beauty.
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Leung ********
12 Aug
Booked two rooms, and one of the superior double rooms was upgraded for free to a larger room 😊 Awesome! Close to Dongwan Beach and very close to the pier. The environment is peaceful, and the rooms are clean and tidy. Highly recommended.
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CHENG *******
4 Jul
"Xia Shang" is located in the center of the camp. You can quickly walk to the covered barbecue area through the grassland. The bathroom and toilet are built in the tent, which is more convenient and clean. The children like the recreational facilities near the barbecue area. They can get close to the sheep during the day. The paid activities "Wild Beggar Chicken" and "Fun Crispy Egg Waffles" are also a good experience for children. But be aware that there are many mosquitoes in the camp. Even if you spray mosquito repellent, it will not work much. Be mentally prepared. It would be better if more tables and stools could be arranged in the tent, and pillows and slippers could be provided for children.
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Klook用戶
30 Jun
The hotel is clean and tidy, the surrounding environment is beautiful, just when the tide recedes, the water recedes far, far away, many people dig mussels on the beach, it's really beautiful and beautiful 😍
CHUNG *******
29 May
The only hotel in Cheung Chau with a terrace and closest to the sea. I always stay in a room with a sea view terrace. The view is open, the room is comfortable and the staff is polite.
2+
Mini *****
21 Apr
The seaview is very spectacular!! And the staffs are very nice to serve us. We arrived about 11a.m. and the staff allowed us to early check-in. We bought Body Wash, Shampoo, Conditioner and Shower hat from the counter for our convenience. It's about HKD10 in total. We also requested one more towel for our use. The staff responsed fast and delivered to us when we just backed to the room. Baggage storage service is also available after check-out. The hotel is a little bit old but the balcony is nice really and the air conditioner is cool enough. The bathroom is also fine but I hope that they can improve the drainage. The leakage is obvious after having shower bath with the bathtub. We brought the HDMI wire to display switch. It worked fine for the TV but don't expect that the wifi is fast enough for you to watch animation or movie. XD It's really an island here! In overall, I think it is rare to find such a place in Cheng Chau. I think I will come again to try seeing star sky from the balcony next time.

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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights

Pak Tai Temple

Visit one of the oldest temples in Hong Kong, Pak Tai Temple, built in 1783. Admire the statues of the guarding lions and the generals Thousand Miles Eye and Favourable Wind Ear, steeped in traditional Chinese folklore.

Rock Carvings

Explore the 3000-year-old rock carvings near Tung Wan Beach, declared monuments of Hong Kong. Marvel at the ancient artistry etched into the granite, offering a glimpse into the island's prehistoric past.

Cheung Po Tsai Cave

Discover the legendary Cheung Po Tsai Cave, believed to be the hiding place of the 19th-century pirate Cheung Po Tsai. Immerse yourself in the tales of maritime adventures and intrigue.

Local Cuisine

Indulge in the diverse culinary offerings of Cheung Chau, from fresh seafood stalls to traditional snacks like fish balls and garlic tofu. Don't miss the chance to try unique treats like Thai ice cream rolls and spiral potato chips.

Culture and History

Immerse yourself in the island's rich cultural heritage, evident in its narrow streets, taoist temples, and local traditions. Explore the unique lifestyle of the island's 22,000 residents and witness the vibrant community spirit.

Shopping

Explore shops like Island Workbench, Island Origin, and Myarts for original bags, traditional culture-inspired designs, and handcrafted items from local and international artists.

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