Hong Kong City Tour
Asia's World City

Star Ferry and Victoria Harbour Cruise: Waterfront Views of Hong Kong

One of the most scenic and serene experiences in Hong Kong is taking a ride on the Star Ferry. This iconic green-and-white ferry has been crossing Victoria Harbour for over 100 years, offering travelers a chance to admire Hong Kong’s skyline from the water. Whether you board from Tsim Sha Tsui or Central, you’ll be treated to picturesque views of the towering skyscrapers and the busy harbor, especially during the Symphony of Lights—a nightly light and sound show that illuminates the city’s skyline.

For a truly unique perspective of the city, consider booking a Victoria Harbour cruise, a popular option among Hong Kong tours. The hour-long boat ride takes you across the waters between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, providing panoramic views of the iconic skyline, the bustling harbor, and the illuminated skyscrapers at night. The best time to enjoy this experience is after sunset when the city’s neon lights create a magical atmosphere against the skyline.

Local Cuisine and Night Market Delights: A Taste of Hong Kong

No Hong Kong tour would be complete without sampling the city’s mouthwatering cuisine. From dim sum to roast goose, Hong Kong is a paradise for food lovers. A guided tour of the city allows you to experience a variety of specialty dishes that you may not otherwise encounter on your own.

· Dim Sum: Visit a local tea house for a traditional dim sum experience. Bite-sized portions of dumplings, buns, and rolls served alongside tea are a must-try.
· Roast Goose: Hong Kong is famous for its roast goose—crispy on the outside, tender on the inside, and served with flavorful sauces.
· Egg Tarts: For dessert, be sure to try the egg tarts that have become a Hong Kong classic. These flaky pastry tarts filled with a rich custard filling are a popular street snack.
· Milk Tea: A quintessential Hong Kong drink, Hong Kong-style milk tea is a strong, rich brew that’s served sweet and creamy. Enjoy it at one of the city’s many cha chaan tengs (local cafés).

For a taste of Hong Kong’s vibrant street culture, head to the Temple Street Night Market. This bustling market comes alive after dusk, offering everything from inexpensive electronics to traditional Chinese herbal medicine. You’ll also find street food stalls selling authentic dishes like wonton noodles, dim sum, and the famous stinky tofu.

Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park: Fun for the Whole Family

For families visiting Hong Kong, Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park are two must-visit attractions. Both parks are easily accessible and offer a fun-filled day for travelers of all ages.

At Hong Kong Disneyland, you’ll find a world of magic with themed rides, character meet-and-greets, and spectacular parades. Whether you're a Disney fan or not, it’s an experience that’s bound to leave a lasting impression.

Ocean Park, on the other hand, is a marine life-themed amusement park and aquarium, featuring an array of rides and exhibits showcasing marine creatures. With its roller coasters, pandas, and oceanic wonders, it's an excellent destination for adventure seekers and animal lovers.