Day Trip in Cheung Chau ! Detailed guide for the island tour

We compiled a detailed one-day itinerary for Cheung Chau, which is definitely helpful for those who are visiting Cheung Chau for the first time!

Have you been to Cheung Chau many times? Want to try something new?

Step 1.

🔆 Cheung Chau Sightseeing/Hiking

💡Suggested route: Central Pier → Cheung Chau Pier (40 minutes) → Tin Hau Temple in Sai Wan (15 minutes) → Cheung Po Tsai Cave (10 minutes) → Giant Boulder Area (5 minutes) → Cheung Chau Pier Promenade (20 minutes) → Tung Wan and Kwun Yam Wan Beaches (10 minutes) → Pak Tai Temple (10 minutes)

After getting off at Cheung Chau Pier, turn right and walk past Cheung Chau Street Market for about 15 minutes following the signs, and you will arrive at Tin Hau Temple in Sai Wan.

If you walk forward for another 10 minutes, you will reach a must-visit attraction in Cheung Chau – Cheung Po Tsai Cave.

After another 10 minutes of walking, you will arrive at Cheung Po Tsai Cave, a must-see attraction in Cheung Chau.

Then, walk back 20 minutes to Cheung Chau Pier Promenade to enjoy some street food and shopping.

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After lunch, take a leisurely walk along the seaside for 15 minutes to reach Tung Wan Beach, and another 5 minutes to reach Kwun Yam Wan Beach. Both beaches have clear water and fine sand, making them ideal for leisure and water activities.

Follow the signs and walk for about 10 minutes to reach Pak Tai Temple in Cheung Chau.

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🔆 Cheung Chau Boating – 360-degree Island Tour

Do you want to explore Cheung Chau without walking?
Have you ever thought about taking a 360-degree island tour on the sea?

💡Suggested route: Central Pier → Cheung Chau Pier (40 minutes) → 360-degree Island Tour (2-4 hours)

Let a local Cheung Chau resident lead you on a 360-degree island tour, enjoying the unbeatable sea view of Cheung Chau.

Visit famous attractions in Cheung Chau, including Cheung Po Tsai Cave, Tin Hau Temple in Sai Wan, Pak Tso Wan, and unusual rock formations, and enjoy a multi-dimensional view of Cheung Chau.

“What’s so special about touring Cheung Chau by boat?”

The boat will take you to places that cannot be reached by walking, allowing you to explore some lesser-known attractions that only Cheung Chau residents know. The boat operator will provide a detailed introduction to the attractions and islands along the way.

(Beforehand, the boat operator will ask for your preference and arrange the most suitable itinerary for you!)

The boat will also dock at the shore so that you can get off and explore.

Touring Cheung Chau in two ways in one day is definitely an unforgettable experience!

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Step 2. Watching the Sunset in Cheung Chau

🔆 Sunset Watching after Sightseeing/Hiking

💡Suggested route: Central Pier → Sightseeing/Hiking → Sunset Watching at Pak Tai Temple (20 minutes from Cheung Chau Pier)

Starting from Pak Tai Temple in Cheung Chau, walk along for 20 minutes to reach Pak Tai Pavilion.

Pak Tai Pavilion is the highest viewpoint in Cheung Chau, and it is definitely a great place to watch the sunset!

🔆 Sunset Watching after Boating – 360-degree Cheung Chau Island Tour

💡Suggested route: Central Pier → 360-degree Island Tour → Sunset Watching

During the island tour, you can ask the boat operator to dock the boat in an advantageous position to watch the sunset.

Enjoy the sunset view in the middle of the sea, feeling the sea breeze.

Step 3. Eating Seafood in Cheung Chau Restaurant

🔆 Seafood Street for Food Hunting

💡Suggested route: Cheung Chau Central Pier → Sightseeing/Hiking → Sunset Watching → Cheung Chau Seafood Street → Central Pier (40 minutes)

Cheung Chau Seafood Street is a world-renowned food hub.

There are many characteristic seafood restaurants, offering various kinds of seafood and Chinese dishes. Some of the more famous ones are Loh Ka Yuen Golden Lake Seafood, Seafood Restaurant, and True Seafood Restaurant, but any restaurant you randomly find will be satisfying.

You can enjoy your dishes at the outdoor seating while admiring the day and night view of Cheung Chau Pier.

🔆 On board the luxurious Cheung Chau Seafood Tower

💡 Suggested itinerary: Take the ferry from Central Pier → Tour around Cheung Chau Island → Watch the sunset → Enjoy seafood dinner on board → Disembark at Central Pier (40 minutes)

The boatman will reserve the freshest seafood of the day from the fishermen.

Fresh seafood can be cooked and served immediately, with an authentic taste of sea-dwelling people.

You can choose from eight kinds of seafood, including sweet Dongwan clams, creamy lobsters, and barnacle shrimps.

The five-layer tower of seafood is full of flavor, ranging from mild to strong. You can taste the freshness of each bite, and the bottom layer of the tower has a crab congee that brings together all the flavors of the seafood!