Today: overcast · 27°C
Comfortable and mostly dry
Setting
Outdoor
Allow
2-3 hours
Who for
Toddler-friendly · Ages 2–16
Photo credits
Photo: Lo So Shing Beach.JPG by Wikipedia user Prosperity Horizons · CC BY-SA 4.0 · Resized and converted to WebP; display crops may vary.
Lo So Shing offers a sand-and-sea pause for families exploring the Sok Kwu Wan side of Lamma. Keep the beach time unhurried and enjoy watching the coastline as the light changes.
Plan the walking route and return ferry before you leave the village. Bring water and avoid assuming that a quiet-looking beach has lifeguards on duty.
What parents should know
Lo So Shing offers a sand-and-sea pause for families exploring the Sok Kwu Wan side of Lamma.
Safety
Before swimming
Check current LCSD notices, lifeguard service and the flags on arrival. Do not enter the water under a red flag; children need close adult supervision.
Cost
Admission
The official facility page does not specify an admission charge. Budget separately for transport, food and any commercial rentals.
Location and map
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