About 300 old boys, students, parents, teachers and friends embarked onto a boat trip in a moderate weather to Yan Chau Tong Marine Park and Tung Ping Chau. The group first visited Lai Chi Woo ecopark, an inlet area in Yan Chau Tong. It is a 400 years old walled village with a fung shui wood surrounding, now turned into a museum of the old village living.
The group dined their lunch at nearby Kat O village with very fresh and sumptuous seafood. Many of them brought back dried seafood products and locally-produced desserts.
The group then visited the outlying Tung Ping Chau after lunch. It is an island full of geologic features. Sedimentary rocks and raised wave-cut platforms are easily found throughout the island. Tourists can also find marine life such as crabs, and even sea urchins. On the way back to Ma Liu Shui ferry pier, the group took the joy of having lucky draw prizes for every participant.
The group dined their lunch at nearby Kat O village with very fresh and sumptuous seafood. Many of them brought back dried seafood products and locally-produced desserts.
The group then visited the outlying Tung Ping Chau after lunch. It is an island full of geologic features. Sedimentary rocks and raised wave-cut platforms are easily found throughout the island. Tourists can also find marine life such as crabs, and even sea urchins. On the way back to Ma Liu Shui ferry pier, the group took the joy of having lucky draw prizes for every participant.