Hong Kong Tourism Board
Tai Lei Island, Peng Chau, Islands District
Located northwest of Peng Chau, Tai Lei (also known as Tai Lei Island) is connected to Peng Chau by the Tai Lei Bridge (Peng Lei Road). The island is named after the former “Tai Lei Lime Kiln Factory”, a testament to Peng Chau’s lime industry history. As Peng Chau was historically a fishing community, a pier light was erected on Tai Lei for guiding vessels, and it remains in use today. The island also features a turtle-shaped rock, a natural landmark that makes it a great spot for walks, photography, and immersing oneself in nature.
Transportation options
From Central to Peng Chau (Hong Kong & Kowloon Ferry)
Hong Kong & Kowloon Ferry
From Central Pier No. 6 to Peng Chau: Disembark at Peng Chau Ferry Pier
(Journey time: approximately 40 Minutes for ordinary ferries and 23 to 35 minutes for fast ferries)
From other islands to Peng Chau (Sun Ferry)
Sun Ferry (Inter-islands Ferry Services)
From the Mui Wo Ferry Pier to Peng Chau, disembark at the Peng Chau Ferry Pier.
(Journey timeL approximately 20 minutes for inter-islands ferries)
From the Cheung Chau Ferry Pier to Peng Chau, disembark at the Peng Chau Ferry Pier.
(Journey time: approximately 50 to 55 minutes for inter-islands ferries)
From the Chi Ma Wan Public Pier to Peng Chau, disembark at the Peng Chau Pier.
(Journey time: approximately 30 to 35 minutes for inter-islands ferries)
(Please refer to the Hong Kong & Kowloon Ferry Limited website for the latest ferry service arrangement)
If you are planning to visit the Tai Lei Island and Tai Lei Bridge, 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.
