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Lai Chi Wo
Lai Chi Wo is situated on the northeastern coast of the New Territories, surrounded by Plover Cove Country Park, Lai Chi Wo Special Area, and Yan Chau Tong Marine Park. It is also part of the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark. This small rural area boasts a variety of habitats, including Fengshui forests, freshwater streams, villages, farmland, mangroves, mudflats, and marshes, supporting a rich diversity of life. Lai Chi Wo is a Hakka village with over 300 years of history. Although it began to decline as villagers moved away in the 1960s and 1970s, the village's appearance and cultural traditions have been well preserved.
Audio Guide (Chinese version only)
How To Get There
1 | Ma Liu Shui Kaito Ferry |
• Every Saturday, Sunday, and Public Holidays
• Departure: Ma Liu Shui No.3 Pier at 09：00
• Return: Lai Chi Wo Pier at 15：30
2 | Tai Shui Hang Kaito Ferry |
• Every Tuesday and Thursday (excluding Public Holidays)
• Departure: Tai Shui Hang at 09：00
• Return: Lai Chi Wo Pier at 15：40
3 | Sha Tau Kok Kaito Ferry |
• Closed Area permit needed
• Daily (No service on Tuesday (except Public Holidays))
• Departure: Sha Tau Kok Pier at 08：30、10：30、12：30、15：15
• Return: Lai Chi Wo Pier at 09：00、11：30、13：00、16：15
4 | Minibus + Hiking |
• Take green minibus No. 20R from Tai Po Market MTR Station to Wu Kau Tang, then hike for about 2 hours to Lai Chi Wo
• Reference Route: Wu Kau Tang → A Ma Wat → Fan Shui Au → Lai Chi Wo