Set aside two hours for this chill island

Peng Chau, with its Kamakura-style vibe, is a quiet and uncrowded destination🥰 Colorful houses and a laid-back atmosphere make it a perfect off-the-beaten-path getaway The island is small and uncommercialized✔️ Bicycles are the main transport, ideal for a National Day citywalk❗️ 🙍🏼‍♂️【About Crowds】 Peng Chau is the quietest little island🏝️, even during National Day holidays. ⛵️【About Transport】 From Central MTR Station Exit A, walk to Central Pier⛵️ Take the ferry from Pier 6 to Peng Chau (Octopus or Alipay accepted)💰 Fast ferry: 25 mins | Slow ferry: 40 mins (HKD 16-31; slow ferry recommended if prone to seasickness) ⏰【About Itinerary】 🚶Route: Peng Chau Pier ➡️ Wing On Street ➡️ Wing Tung Street ➡️ Finger Hill ➡️ Hilltop Garden ➡️ South Bay ➡️ Peng Chau Pier No. 8 Or simply wander around the island—it’s a great choice too🥳 🔸Wing On Street: Narrow alleys hide small shops! Cafés, boutiques, cha chaan tengs, and more! 🔸Wing Tung Street: Facing the beach, perfect for photos! 🔸Finger Hill: Offers a panoramic view of Peng Chau and Lamma Island. 🔸Secret Garden at Leather Factory: A vibrant art space with unique graffiti. 🔸Seaside Promenade: Stroll and enjoy the sea breeze. The island is tiny—just a few cafés and cha chaan tengs—explorable in two hours✔️ After soaking in the island vibes, take a ferry to Mui Wo and visit the Silvermine Waterfall👉 🏡【About Accommodation】 The island is small; half a day is enough. Stay in Hong Kong’s city center or cross to Shenzhen. 🍽️【About Food】 Mainly cafés, cha chaan tengs, and seafood🦞 Try the satay beef pineapple bun at a cha chaan teng🥖 Or return to Central Pier for meals. ⚠️【Tips】 Cash is needed for island expenses—bring some💴 Dispose of trash properly or take it with you to protect the island🏝️ Seasick friends, bring meds💊 just in case!