Touring Hong Kong By Day

Renowned as one of the world's most sophisticated cities, Hong Kong is also a place where myths and legends inhabit mountain peaks, wooded valleys and farmlands. Hong Kong Island boasts award-winning architecture at the foot of Victoria Peak and a scenic coastline. Victoria Harbour is the perfect vantage point to view the coastal skyline. Kowloon Peninsula possesses some of the most interesting cityscapes in Asia. In the New Territories, rural areas and country parks are spread across massive mountain ranges, lush valleys and grassy hills. Explore it by day and embrace all it has to offer.

Touring Hong Kong By Night

Hong Kong never sleeps. An energetic city at all hours, Hong Kong is the perfect place to enjoy an evening tour. Experience the very best nightlife with a romantic harbour cruise, a magnificent view of the glittering city or a feast at one of Hong Kong's notable seafood destinations or a restaurant with harbour view.

Whether you desire a romantic night in a cosy revolving restaurant atop one of the tallest buildings in Hong Kong admiring a dramatic view with millions of shimmering lights or want to hit the town, you'll be able to find a tour to satisfy your every desire.

Touring Hong Kong's Harbour

Victoria Harbour is one of the world's busiest and most impressive natural harbours. Hong Kong's striking coastline and the countless container vessels, junks, sampans and pleasure craft gliding around the harbour create an exciting view. The spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong Island's stunning skyline will fire your imagination as darkness falls and a dazzling neon cityscape emerges. Cruises set sail from piers on either side of Victoria Harbour.

Touring Hong Kong's Outlying Islands

Hong Kong is a magical combination of inviting outlying islands and a myriad of country parks providing some of the best locations for outdoor activities anywhere in Asia. Whether you are walking mountain trails, lazing on an idyllic beach or taking in more distant tourist spots, the green side of Hong Kong's outlying islands offer an arresting itinerary.

Dumbbell-shaped Cheung Chau is the perfect getaway to explore on foot or by bike because it doesn't have any cars! Join the locals for some fine alfresco dining at night. The island still has a thriving fishing community and their Bun Festival with its parade - featuring costumed children floating in the air - is unique. Just a short ferry ride away is Lantau Island featuring spectacular mountain walks, great beaches and the wonderful Giant Buddha. You can enjoy the sight of pink dolphins swimming close to Lantau Island.

Lamma Island offers great seafood, quaint villages and scenic trails.

Peng Chau, literally the 'flat island' is a small island with a floating community of fishermen and village population. The rural lifestyle is a big attraction to city dwellers.

All of these scenic getaways are only less than an hour away from the downtown by ferry.