There are no cars, buses or taxis on Cheung Chau. To fully enjoy it, apart from relying on your two legs, you can also try riding a bicycle and freely roam on this small island. It is recommended to go to Sai Tsoi Road. Starting from the pier and cycling towards Sai Wan takes about ten minutes. It is a flat and wide seaside promenade. Along the way, sea breeze and sea views accompany you as you wander. At the end of Sai Tsoi Road is the only way to two other famous attractions on Cheung Chau, Cheung Po Tsai Cave and Tin Hau Temple. The opening hours and specific business status are subject to the opening situation on that day.
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