There are nearly 20 villages on the Lamma Island, and most of them have preserved their original countryside appearance, including the small lanes; cottages; green meadows; fish rafts, all so simple yet natural. Sok Kwu Wan has preserved the local fisherfolk culture; it has the biggest fishery industry and was one of the largest fish breeding areas in Hong Kong.

Tin Hau Temple	Lion Dance	Dragon Boat	Dragon Boat	Chinese Opera

The Lamma Fisherfolk village is a showcase of the local fisherfolk culture and the history of fishery industry in Hong Kong, which allows the visitors to learn and appreciate the heritages and livings of the boat community. The village comprises of authentic fishing junk boats, traditional dragon boats, exhibition halls, themed folklore booths, fishing rafts and dwellings. The island is approximately two-thirds of the size of the marine park. There are also tradition festivals and ritual activities that take place during March and June every year on the island.  

Furthermore, Sham Wan is an important breeding site for highly endangered green sea turtles during June to October every year. In Sok Kwu Wan, you will find shops selling home-made delicacies and specialties for tourists as souvenirs. So don’t miss out!