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Photo by Alen Ovuka |
It’s a 4 km trail, also known as the Family Trail as it’s super easy to walk. It crosses the island and takes in some iconic Lamma sites. There’s the kamikaze cave that was used by the Japanese to launch speed boat suicide missions during WW2. There’s the halfway pavilion, which is a pagoda that sits on top of a hill treating you to distant views of the sea. You pass Hung Shing Yeh Beach, which we had all to ourselves when we were there, but I hear it can be crowded during hot summer days.
We walked across hills and valleys, until we ended up at the harbour of Sok Kwu Wan
Which is dotted with sea food restaurants. We had a couple of hours to kill before our ferry left so sat down for a delicious meal looking out over the water. The ferry took us back to Central where the hustle and bustle of this metropolis was all the more noticeable after our tranquil hike on Lamma island.
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Photo by Alen Ovuka |
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