Po Toi Island

Po Toi Island

Introduction

Po Toi Island (also known as Po Toi To Island) is the main island of the Po Toi Islands, covering an area of 3.69 square kilometers. Po Toi Island is located at the southernmost tip of Hong Kong, and its terrain is mainly rocky. The island features attractions such as Coffin Rock, Buddha’s Hand Rock, Turtle Climbing Up the Mountain, and the Abandoned Wu Residence. The Po Toi Island Rock Carvings have been designated as a declared monument of Hong Kong. The seabed of Lei Chow Mun, to the north of Po Toi Island, is the deepest point in Hong Kong waters, lying 66 meters below sea level. Transportation

1. On Tuesdays, Thursdays, Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, you can take a ferry from Aberdeen.

2. On Sundays and public holidays, you can take a ferry from Stanley (St. Stephen's Beach).

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