Go to Pier 4 or 6 (forget which one ) , "they're in front of IFC (MTR Hong Kong station or Central station", take Hong Kong and Kowloon Ferry (public ferry) Lamma island have two piers "Yung Shue Wan" and "Sok Kwu Wan", depend on which one you want, actually, quite similar, both have sea food, but quite expansive, some people like go to "Yung Shue Wan" first then walk "easy" to "Sok Kwu Wan", around 1 to 2 hours, beware the path have no cover Remember a restaurant provide free ferry from Central to there, but sorry, I forgot which

Hi, I cannot tell you for certain - this is a very popular place - I think your only hope for a grill is to get there super early. Hope you have a great day.

If you take the slow ferry across (only about 20 minutes longer), you will arrive at the town of Sok Kwu Won (I think) with more restaurants. Many are under the same management. Just look in the aquaria until you see the selection of food that you like, check the prices, grab a waterside table and enjoy. Also, Yung Shue has seafood restaurants, there are just more in Sok Kwu Wan.

Yes in 2012, I went inside, but need a torch to see anything. I went to have an other look at the cave last September 2017, but it had been blocked off with big boulders. John M.

The only way to Lamma Island is by ferry at Central Pier. To be exact - "Take ferry from Central Pier 4 to Sok Kwu Wan", should take around 30-40 minutes. From Kowloon to Central Pier you have two options (1) By MTR - Hop on MTR then head to "Central Station" then walk inside station to "Hong Kong Station" and inside HK station follow signage or ask a staff to guide you to Central Pier. It's about 5-8 mins walk. (2) By Star ferry - jump on Star ferry at Tsimshatsui side to Central (20 mins ride), off ferry then you are already at the Central Pier (where the big ferris wheel located), then 3 mins walk to Central Pier 4. Regarding hotel, I believe there is no hotel accommodation on the island as HK is too small which talking about 30 mins - 1 hour travelling distance. If you are a camper you may consider having a wild night there. Enjoy your stay in HK

We were only on a day trip and not seeking accommodation but did see some signs for rentals and hotel signs. Depends on what time of year you travel, you may be able to just turn up and book somewhere....highly recommend Lamma Island it is beautiful.