Lamma Island

Suggests a beach barbecue on Lamma, arranged through a restaurant that supplies the food.

Lists it among outlying islands worth exploring instead of theme parks.

Suggests consolidating Kowloon plans to make time for Lamma Island.

Suggests it for a walk and some seafood.

Lists its hikes among tourist-friendly options for first-time visitors who do not speak the language.

Calls Lamma more a walk than a hike; enjoys its offbeat hippie character, people-watching and seafood.

Says yes, the island is fairly relaxed, and points to a travel megathread for more information.

Lays out a detailed Lamma walking route from the ferry, with stops along the way.

Argues Lamma is easy to reach, with frequent ferries and simple loop walks.

Says Lamma is easier for people who rarely hike, and food and drinks are available at both ends.

Says Lamma takes more planning but suits the kind of trip they have in mind.

Says there is more to do after finishing at Stanley than on Lamma.

Describes Lamma as laid-back and rural, valued for a quieter feel close to Central.

Praises Lamma for stronger hiking routes, greenery, and beaches too.

Values Lamma's quieter, natural scenery, though Cheung Chau is the preference.

Also recommended for a small-town Hong Kong feel.

Enjoyed the ferry trip over and a short walk of roughly 90 minutes.

Calls Lamma their favourite local spot, usually empty, but the hike makes it a full-day outing.

Says food is limited on the island and most places close early, though some bars stay open late.

Ranks quieter, out-of-the-way beaches on Lamma as a second-best option.

Finds Lamma attractive but unremarkable for visitors; advises skipping it.

Judges Lamma run-down with little to do, going by videos.