Cheung Chau

Location: Cheung Chau | Classification of Accessibility: Outlying Islands | Accessibility Information: There are a number of barrier-free facilities

Cheung Chau Sightseeing Tour - Outlying Islands

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Attractions Evaluation

The entrance and exit are equipped with manual doors, and the width is roughly suitable for wheelchairs to pass through, some of which may require assistance from others

The passage is generally flat and wide or has a ramp, but some of it may require assistance from others

There is no need or a wide drop lift to reach all floors, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility can use them alone

There is an accessible toilet, wheelchair/person with reduced mobility can use it alone

The staff is friendly and courteous, and can provide consulting services for wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility

The space channel is generally wide and flat, wheelchairs / people with reduced mobility may require assistance from others

Local Facilities

Guide Dogs are welcome

Introduction

Cheung Chau is located about 10 kilometers south of Hong Kong Island. The population of Yanxi is about 40,000. It is the most densely populated cliff in the outlying islands. For example, Cheung Chau is also one of the famous tourist attractions in Hong Kong. There are rare scenic spots, Cheung Po Tsai Cave, Pak Tai Temple and Cheung Chau Rocks. On the shore of the ferry terminal, seafood stands unscrupulously. In addition, Cheung Chau Kee will hold a big Taiping Qingjiao every time. This event is Cheung Chau's largest traditional program, and every time there will be subtle details to visit. Cheung Chau has no land public transportation to the interior, and the basic development is fairly complete. In addition to the police station, fire and hospital basic equipment bureaus, there are also infrastructure such as schools, public housing estates and complex buildings.

Accessibility description

There are many barrier-free facilities on Cheung Chau Island, including ramps, passages, and accessible toilets, which are generally suitable for wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility. There are many ramps on the island’s passages for wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility, but some scenic spots, such as Cheung Po Tsai Cave and more remote country trails, have narrow and steep passages.

FG Tips

Cheung Chau is an outlying island area. It is better for wheelchair users to go with friends.

Photo album

Picture-Ferry schedule between Central and Cheung Chau

Relevant information

Address : Peak Road (No.1)

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Accessibility Index

- Walk more than 20 minutes to get off the bus and need assistance from an escort

1) Hong Kong

Meeting Facilities

- [ Tung Chung Line / Airport Express ]

From MTR Hong Kong Station, follow the signs to Central Pier 5 and take the ferry to Cheung Chau

Meeting Facilities

Entrance

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- The entrances and exits of Central Pier No. 5 and Cheung Chau Pier are flat roads, suitable for wheelchairs/handicapped persons

- The entrance and exit of the pier need to go through the turnstile, wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility can ask the staff to assist in opening special passages

- The streets near Cheung Chau Pier are flat and wide

You can take the new ferry from Central Pier 5 to Cheung Chau. The entrance and exit of the pier are
The entrances and exits of Cheung Chau Pier are flat
The street near Cheung Chau Pier is flat and wide
The gates of the terminal, wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility can ask the staff to assist in

Channel design

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- The passages between residential houses, shops and restaurants on Cheung Chau Island are mainly flat roads. The passages are wide and suitable for people with wheelchair/mobility. However, there are more tourists during holidays and wheelchair users need to pay attention.

- A few store entrances and exits have stairs

- There are many ramps in the passages of various attractions on the island for wheelchairs/persons with reduced mobility

- Some scenic spots, such as Cheung Po Tsai Cave and more remote countryside trails, have narrow and steep passages and many stairs. People with wheelchairs/handicapped persons are not recommended to go alone

The passages of the dwellings on Cheung Chau Island are flat and wide
The shops selling seafood and the aisles in front of the door are roughly wide
The passages between houses and shops on Cheung Chau Island are generally suitable for wheelchair us
The passages between residential houses and shops on Cheung Chau Island are crowded during holidays.
There are stairs at the entrance and exit of Pak Tai Temple in Cheung Chau, making it difficult for
There is a ramp in the way to Tin Hau Temple
The passage beside the beach of East Bay, Cheung Chau, has a ramp leading to the beach
The road to Cheung Po Tsai Cave or other nearby countryside trails is steep, making it difficult for
Some roads on the picnic trail are equipped with stairs, wheelchair users should avoid going

Toilet

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- There are multiple accessible toilets on Cheung Chau Island, which are distributed throughout the island. You can find the relevant locations according to the map and signs on the island

Accessible toilets located in Central Pier 5
There are accessible toilets in the public toilets on Bei She Street
Accessible toilets on Pak She Street
Accessible toilets in Cheung Chau Pier

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Cheung Chau

Location: Cheung Chau | Classification of Accessibility: Outlying Islands | Accessibility Information: There are a number of barrier-free facilities

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Local Facilities

Introduction