Clutching your ferry ticket, feel the gentle rocking as you approach Pak Kok Wan. This isn’t just a stop on the Aberdeen to Yung Shue Wan route. Pak Kok Wan is a gateway to a different pace of life. Before the modern pier, imagine smaller ferries bumping against a simple concrete structure. The old pier, built by villagers and reconstructed in the 1970s and 1990s, could only accommodate head-on berthing. Today’s Pak Kok Wan pier, completed in 2022, stretches out, embracing ferries with side-on berths and wave-reducing panels. This transformation is part of the Pier Improvement Programme, designed to improve safety and access for both locals and tourists. As you step ashore, notice the ramp designed for wheelchair users and the thoughtful details like USB charging points and Wi-Fi. The new pier’s roof, a blend of steel, timber, and glass, shelters you with a touch of elegance. Pak Kok Wan is more than just a pier. It’s a vital link for the residents of Pak Kok Kau Tsuen and Pak Kok San Tsuen. It’s the starting point for exploring the Lamma Island Family Trail. This trail winds past Pak Kok Tsui, offering stunning views of the Pok Fu Lam coastline on Hong Kong Island. Further on, discover Lighthouse No. 132, a silent sentinel guarding the coast. Pak Kok Wan, with its modern pier and convenient location, invites you to explore the natural beauty and rich cultural heritage of Lamma Island.
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