Pro

Good beaches, scenic walks, easy to escape the crowds
Con

It was a bit boring here
In a nutshell

A nice day-trip destination.
East Lake Restaurant: Laid back restaurant near the beach!
SWFC_Fan Says: East Lake Restaurant is a no-frills restaurant on the Hong Kong island of Cheung Chau. It is located about halfway along Tung Wan Road, with the beach a 5 minute walk in one direction and the ferry pier a 5 minute walk in the other direction.The extensive menu includes a...
SWFC_Fan Says: Regular ferries (about every 30 minutes throughout the day from early morning to late evening) make the 50 minute journey between Hong Kong Island and Cheung Chau.Ferries leave from pier number 5 in Central on Hong Kong Island and the journey costs just 10.5 HKD each way...
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East Lake Restaurant is a no-frills restaurant on the Hong Kong island of Cheung Chau. It is located about halfway along Tung Wan Road, with the beach a 5...
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Q: Hello I want all possible information about Cheung Chau ! Is anyone living there ? Do you know someone there !...
A: I don't know Cheung Chau so well, but I used to live on Peng Chau, just over the water. A wonderful place. Cheung Chau is nice too though. Far better than Lamma in my...
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Where? The small island of Cheung Chau (just 2.5 sq. km in size, but with a population in the region of 25,000), is one of the 260+ islands that form Hong Kong. Cheung Chau lies about 20km to the......
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Visited Cheung Chau Island for the day on March 26, 2005. Caught a ferry from Kowloon to Central, Hong Kong and then walked over to another ferry terminal to catch a ferry from Hong Kong to Cheung...
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Direct translation = Long Island

Cheung Chau is a small island with nothing much to see or to do. It's a famous spot for an overnight stay among the youngters and that's why there are so many booths right outside the pier renting out...
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After a relaxing stroll through Kowloon Park, head down Nathan road to the Star Ferry Pier. Take the Star Ferry over to Central, walk around the corner to Pier Nr:7.
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