Hong Kong

360 Lantau Explorer

Full day | Lantau Island


Escape the hustle of the city to explore the territory’s largest island of Lantau, often referred to as the “Lungs of Hong Kong” because of the abundance of indigenous forest and limited high-rise residential developments.


Highlights:
  • Explore one of the best-loved outlying islands, well known for its un-spoilt countryside, virgin hill, and lush green valleys.
  • Discover Tai O fishing village and soak in its idyllic laid-back life; admiring its traditional stilt-houses and savouring local treats.
  • View the world’s largest outdoors Bronze Statue Buddha and enjoy a vegetarian lunch in Po Lin Monastery.
  • Experience the world-renowned cable car offering panoramic views of the island and its surroundings.

 

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What to Expect:

Start the day travelling by public ferry to Lantau Island. Arriving at Mui Wo Pier, guests will stop by the longest beach in Hong Kong and may even be able to spot some of the local water buffalos. Next, head on to Tai O village, once the largest inhabited settlement on Lantau Island, and admire its stilt houses that offer a glimpse into Hong Kong’s history and striking contrast with the modern city. Travel up to the world’s largest bronze statue of Buddha, the Tian Tan Buddha, and take in the panoramic views of North Lantau Country Park. Catch your breath before heading to the Po Lin Monastery where a vegetarian lunch will be served. End the day by hopping on the Ngong Ping Cable Car, one of Hong Kong’s top attractions which features a stunning 5.7km cable car ride with panoramic views encompassing the South China Sea and lush surrounding mountains.