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Lovely Lamma "Stone Age Isle" is the third largest of the outlying islands and somehow less well-known both to visitors and to local people. It’s nicknames is "Stone Age Island" because of its archaeological association with some of the earliest settlements in Hong Kong and perhaps also because it is reasonably free of high-rise buildings, cars and factories. Though it is just 8 sq. km, Lamma is rich in green hills and beautiful bays. And because of its mountainous, there is a very small area of cultivation Eroded miuntain tops dominate the island’s grassy lower slopes. Lamma is an island totally devoted to fishing and has a small population, less than 6,000 people. Although there’s regular ferry services, it has remained relatively undiscovered. Sok Kwu Wan which is also known as Pinic Bay is the haunt of Hong’ Kong’s "Weekend Admirals" or "Saturday Sailors". Its quay is lined with excellent fresh seafood restaurants.