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You can take the first ferry to Cheung Chau from pier 5 in the Hong Kong Island ferry terminal. There is a fast ferry that brings you to Cheung Chau in 45 minutes or a normal ferry who is a bit slower.
You will have some nice views on Hong Kong Island and you will also see the 3 chimneys that characterize Lamma Island in the distance.
On the underlying link you can find information about the timetable and fares.
Written Jun 12, 2004
Website: http://www.nwff.com.hk
On Cheung Chau you will not see one car riding over the roads, there is some motorised transport, but no cars. An ideal way to go around the island is renting a bike. Once you leave the ferry terminal, you have plenty of opportunity to rent a bike to explore the island, you will find many stores where you can rent a bike.
Be aware, this island is not flat, so sometimes you need the smallest gear or even to walk your bike to the top of a hill.
But it's the most ideal way to explore the island.
Written Jun 12, 2004
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Only 12km (7 1/2 miles) from Hong Kong Island, it's a 45 mins ferry ride from outlying-ferry pier in Central. First Ferry operate daily ferry services from Central to Cheung Chau, departure every 30-60 mins, check out their site for update fare and ferry timetable.
Updated May 11, 2003
Website: http://www.nwff.com.hk
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