On 21st November, 2010, we took a day trip to the Tung Peng Chau Marine / Geo Park with our friends from EnglishTown in Hong Kong.
We took the morning ferry from the Ma Liu Shui pier and arrived 1 ½ later arrived on the island.
After a brief introduction at the pier, we took them on a guided tour, exploring the island’s famous rock formations and introducing everyone to the marine park and the challenges faced. The brief hike took us past a few memorable sceneries with the towering stacks of sedimentary rocks in Keng Lau Shek and a small stretch of land that the sea almost sliced away from the main island called Cham Keng Chau (Break-neck island).
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Paths around Tung Ping Chau are gentle, making for a pleasant hike |
| Kang Lau Shek, sedimentary rock formations on Tung Ping Ping Chau are unique in Hong Kong. |
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We ended the hike in the small village in Tai Tong Wan and had lunch followed by a short discussion and quiz on Hong Kong’s marine life and the efforts needed to protect them. Everyone agreed that the day was positive with great participation from the attendees.