Po Toi Island
Po Toi Island, Islands District
Po Toi Island is located in the southeastern part of Hong Kong. In the past, it was rich in seaweed and shaped like cushions, hence the name “Po Toi Island” (literally “Cushion Seaweed Island”), later shortened to “Po Toi”. It is a small island renowned for its granite landforms and weathered rock formations. After years of erosion by ocean waves and winds, the island gradually developed a variety of natural rock formations, including Conch Rock, Monk Rock, and Buddha’s Palm Rock, all showcasing the marvellous craftsmanship of nature. Travellers can take an inter-islands ferry from Aberdeen or Stanley to Po Toi Island and enjoy an outlying island trip featuring spectacular sea views and unique rock formations.
Transportation options
From Aberdeen / Stanley to Po Toi Island
Tsui Wah Ferry Service
Aberdeen / Stanley > Po Toi Island
From Aberdeen or Stanley, disembark at Po To Public Pier
(Journey time: approximately 30 minutes)
If you are planning to visit the Po Toi, you may refer to the Transport Department’s “ HKeMobility ” and the Lands Department’s “ Geoinfo Map ”, or click the Amap and Google Maps links below.
Sources and relevant webpages
Tsui Wah Ferry Service (H.K.) Ltd.
Hong Kong Tourism Board
Home Affairs Department
