Po Toi is the southern inhabited island in Hong Kong, and reaching it by sea is an experience that sets the tone for everything that follows. The Po Toi and Southern Seas cruise departs from Stanley and heads out into the open waters of the South China Sea, where the horizon stretches wide and the city gradually disappears behind you. Po Toi is a raw, windswept island shaped by centuries of ocean exposure; its coastline carved into dramatic sea arches, jagged rock stacks, and boulder formations that bear ancient rock carvings estimated to be over 3,000 years old.
The island has no permanent shops, no hotels, and very few visitors on any given day, which makes arriving here feel actually special. The southern seas passage itself is one of the highly open and exhilarating stretches of water accessible from Hong Kong, rewarding passengers with a sense of true maritime adventure.