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Mo Tat and Mo Tat Wan

The Mo Tat area offers a smaller village-and-bay stop on eastern Lamma. Distinguish the beachside ferry landing at Mo Tat Wan from the old village inland before planning your walk.

Mo Tat and Mo Tat Wan

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Why go

This small area has more than one settlement: Mo Tat Wan follows the beach, Mo Tat Sun Tsuen occupies a low hill, and old Mo Tat lies in the valley. Those changes in setting give a short visit its interest. It is best approached as a pause among village exteriors and bay views rather than a shopping or resort destination.

What to look for

  • Mo Tat Wan village follows the beach.
  • Hill and valley settlements sit inland from the bay.

Useful to know

  • Allow around 45 minutes for the bayfront and village exteriors, excluding approach walks.
  • Check the Aberdeen–Sok Kwu Wan ferry via Mo Tat for current sailings.
  • Confirm whether your walking destination is Mo Tat Wan or old Mo Tat; they are different village areas.

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Outdoor visit · 30–45 min

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