Situated in northern Lamma Island, the Pak Kok Pier is the main facility for villagers to travel to and from the urban areas. As the existing pier is primitive and its location is prone to monsoons and waves, it is difficult for boats to berth sideways of the pier and this may cause inconvenience and potential safety risks to villagers and visitors using the pier. As such, it is among the 10 priority piers for implementation in the first phase of the PIP.

Situated in northern Lamma Island, the Pak Kok Pier is the main facility for villagers to travel to and from the urban areas. As the existing pier is primitive and its location is prone to monsoons and waves, it is difficult for boats to berth sideways of the pier and this may cause inconvenience and potential safety risks to villagers and visitors using the pier. As such, it is among the 10 priority piers for implementation in the first phase of the PIP.

Situated in northern Lamma Island, the Pak Kok Pier is the main facility for villagers to travel to and from the urban areas. As the existing pier is primitive and its location is prone to monsoons and waves, it is difficult for boats to berth sideways of the pier and this may cause inconvenience and potential safety risks to villagers and visitors using the pier. As such, it is among the 10 priority piers for implementation in the first phase of the PIP.

Situated in northern Lamma Island, the Pak Kok Pier is the main facility for villagers to travel to and from the urban areas. As the existing pier is primitive and its location is prone to monsoons and waves, it is difficult for boats to berth sideways of the pier and this may cause inconvenience and potential safety risks to villagers and visitors using the pier. As such, it is among the 10 priority piers for implementation in the first phase of the PIP.