Peng Chau‧Oasistrek

Chau, with an area of a little under one km², was a stopover for travelling between neighboring islands and a major industrial island. Following the decline of local industries, Peng Chau has become a quiet and leisurely island.

Peng Chau Pier

Nam Wan

Finger Hill

Tung Wan

Tai Lung Tsuen

Tung Wan

Pier

Peng CHau Ferry Pier

A solitray pavillion

Back to the main trail

Alight at the public pier and head right until the end of the well-paved waterfront. Turn left to enter the village and slightly ascend to Yuen Tung Monastery by the public toilet. Head right and follow the country trail.

Sea view from the pavillion

Coastal View of Finger Hill

Nim Shue Wan at the farther side

Sunset

Make a left turn at the next crossing and then turn right to a pavillion. Stay to the right and another pavillion facing the sea come into sight.

Take a rest there and retrace the steps to the main trail and ascend the trail. Climb up the steps to Finger Hill. Descend from the other side and go back to the pavillion. Head right and follow the country trail towards Tung Wan. After reaching the barbeque site, take the path on the left and head straight at the next branch. You may turn right at the following branch and descend to a pier.

Head back and make a right turn to a pavillion and turn left at the next crossing and go back Tung Wan and the pier.

Starting Point	Route	Duration	Fare	Operating Hour
Ferry	Central - Peng Chau (Get Off : Peng Chau)	---	---	Details
End Point	Route	Duration	Fare	Operating Hour
Same As Above

Route	Peng Chau Pier		Nam Wan		Finger Hill
Time		1 hr
		Tung Wan		Tai Lung Tsuen
	15 min
	Tung Wan		Ferry Pier

2.5 hours

5 km

Store at Tung Wan

Go back to the pier after decending from Finger Hill

Bring a map as many branches are not signposted
Beware of stray dogs near Finger Hill

Peng Chau is short of fantastic sight seeing spots and well-marked trails, yet it is a simple and quiet island suitable for family outing.

Compared to the crowded and bustling Cheung Chau, Peng Chau is far more relaxing even though the views are less attractive. The trail building alongside the waterfront is going to be completed in the near future. Hopefully it would improve the hiking network on this island.

Hiking : 21 Jan 2005
Revised : 4 Jan 2011