This was a very unique itinerary experience. There was no single tour guide throughout the trip. After the Aberdeen section, we had to go to Chuen Kee Ferry ourselves to take a boat to Lamma Island. Once on the island, we had to go to Rainbow Restaurant and tell them our name. Then, the restaurant staff would tell us about the itinerary after the meal and the boat schedule (including tickets) for the final return from Lamma to Central. We also had to go to the souvenir shop on the island to collect the boat tickets to the Fisherfolk's Cultural Village and contact the boat.
Then, we had to go to the pier ourselves to identify the small ferry going to the Cultural Village. It took about 3 minutes by boat to reach the Cultural Village.
A small detail is that the tour provider (Aberdeen section) contacted us in advance regarding changes to the meeting time and location, which was explained very clearly. However, it seems we didn't get to see the so-called 3D giant painting.
Rainbow Restaurant was excellent; the food and portions were satisfying, and the seafood was very fresh. The only minor drawback was that the cold drinks didn't quite match (I've attached a photo of my plated lobster yee-mein).
At the Cultural Village, you can experience fishing, see old fishing boats, and many cute cats.
For the return journey, we took Rainbow Restaurant's passenger boat, which allowed us to enjoy the sunset (my friend and I had the boat to ourselves).
It was a very flexible and relaxing tour, like an RPG adventure.