Yes you'll always get a lock with a rented bike. Bear in mind it'll be a cable lock and you'll only be able to lock the rear wheel to the frame- but it's a very safe island so you'll have nothing to worry about 😄

Swimming is allowed. Several beaches. Recommend the beach with the beach cafe past Warwick hotel and after the surf shop. Stay in. B&B. Also several holiday rental apartments.

Yes they are , we went to the one advised on trip adviser , we loved it

Like the other answers , but we spent all day , we walked the back streets , then went swimming had a late lunch , we had a great day

Hi Maxychong, half day is good enough to explore the island, unless you want to spend the night there. The latest ferry leaving the island to Central is 23:45 weekdays , but the last ferry from Central to Mui Wo is 23:00. Check the time table and adjust your stay.

Lamma Island is more for hiking while Cheung Chau has quite a few things to see, seafood also tasty.. for children who cant endure long hikes, Cheung Chau is the preferred option

Supposely it suits all ages.. Just stay 1-2 nights, it's enough. Meals, drinks, beaches, walking, hiking, village, they got everything.

Yes, you will be able to use the stroller, but for your own sake bring something for babywearing as well if you want to se the beautiful sights and views from 'the mini Great Wall' up on the mountain (would be a shame to miss but come early so you can take your time as it's quite a walk if the weather is hot. Enjoy your stay :)

You probably have to walk as there are no cars. There are push bikes but I am not sure there are any for hire. The only electric vehicle I saw was an ambulance. It may be possible to hire an electric vehicle but I could not see anywhere to do this. To be honest this is a small island. Where the ferry lands the island is at its most narrow and to walk across to the public beach (Tung Wan) is a matter of two hundred metres. If you want to get to the pirate's cave you can walk about 1 - 1.25 miles from the ferry or get a boat from the nearby marina. To get to the viewpoint at the south east of the Island is a fairly short walk from the public beach via afternoon beach so if you are reasonably fit and take lots of water and mossie spray and have sensible shoes it should be possible for most people as is getting to the beaches at the south end. To walk right the way around the south of the island from the ferry and back again may be about 4-5 miles If you want more precise local information you could try e-mailing the owner of the Cheung Chau Garden gift shop (the website should have an emial address which I am not allowed to post here)

To be honest, we only did a day trip. According to my copy of the Lonely Planet book, there are two b&b/hotels. One is called Cheung Chau b&b, the other the Warwick Hotel. Sure you can search for them both on line. Book also says that when you get off the ferry, the little shops and kiosks there also offer rooms/apartments.