Lamma is as overhyped as it is litter strewen. It has an excellent beach but it can also be hellishly crowded.

If you enjoy seafood and hiking, you can easily spend half a day on this island. Also, there are some small cafe and shops on part of the island.

Lamma Island is one of the outlying islands outside the city. Connected by a short boat ride from Central, it has a nicely designed hiking trail as well as some seafood restaurants (although many of them are quite pricey). A good place to escape the...More

Went there with a 3 year old in the back pack carrier. We walked from Holiday Inn Express Soho to Central Pier 4 and took the ferry to Yung Shue Wan. It was only about 25 minutes ride, a little bumpy. We had fun exploring...More

Lamma is a little treasure not far from the hustle of Hong Kong. About 30 minutes by ferry from town, Lamma has delightful seafood restaurants, crafty shops and some sweet beaches. Unfortunately it also houses a power plant, but it is out of sight most...More

Enjoyed the ferry trip and the 1st village and beach - should have taken swim things! The walk across the island was good until we got to the 2nd village which had rubbish everywhere, on the beach, pond and sides of the street

Took the ferry to Yung Shue Wan, through the village onto the walking trail to Sok Kwu Wan. The walk isn’t to strenuous and took around 2hrs inclusive of view and water melon (for sale at the summit) breaks. Ate a delicious lobster lunch before...More