Hong Kong (3) – Cheung Chau Island
Located 10K southwest of Hong Kong Island, Cheung Chau Island has been inhabited for longer than most places in the Hong Kong Territory. Historically, this island was mainly a fishing village but has slowly evolved into a tourist attraction with its’ shops and eateries.
Ferries from Hong Kong to the island runs every 30 minutes and costs about $2.00 CAD each way.
West side of the Island
Breakwater
Harbour
Tin Hau Temple – The Goddess of the Sea is 200 years old and still in use
Close view of the decorative temple
Incense and offerings
Narrow streets have room only for pedestrians and bikes.
Retail shops
Retail shops
Residential area
Residential area
Bikes for rent
The Reclining Rock – near the fabled pirate’s hiding place Cheung Po Tsai Cave
Public Cemetery
Fai Quan 