Lantau Island carries the weight of Hong Kong's wilder past. For centuries, its coves and outlying islets were hideouts for pirates who preyed on merchant ships passing through the South China Sea, their legends still whispered in fishing villages that hang on to the shore. Offshore, treacherous waters conceal shipwrecks that remain barely explored, while pink dolphins surface in the estuaries above.
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