definately would do this again... so easy & love that they have real people at every major stop
From Victoria Peak, to the Star Ferry, to a night tour ending with a harbor light show, all are yours with this 48 hour ticket. Best value in town.
Although it was bitterly cold in Hong Kong..we enjoyed every part of the 2 day pass. We found the staff at both the Star Ferry terminal on HK Island side and Jamul on Kowloon side to be very helpful. The line bypass advantage of the Peak Tram ride was great and would be even more so as the line gets longer as the day goes on. The night tour was the only down side..our driver thought he was on a race track, but it did fill in time on Kowloon, before the Symphony of Lights show. Good value.
Top things to do: Hong Kong is a city that’ll constantly keep you on your toes. There’s never a dull moment. There’s Ocean Park and Hong Kong Disneyland the theme parks. Sky 100 Tower for the views, and the unique experiences such as fan painting. Add in the shopping and the street vibes, and you’ve got Hong Kong covered.
Best Time to visit: To make the most of Hong Kong you really need to visit during the late autumn and early winter, so late September to late December. Why? Well, the weather is great, temperatures are still high enough to be comfortable. Hong Kong is really a year-round destination, so it just depends on what kind of weather you prefer.
Top tips: It may seem obvious, but make sure you can use chopsticks. Hong Kong is home to around 10,000 restaurants and many more food stalls. Most of which are speciality dishes and will require chopsticks. Perhaps some practice before you leave will help. Also, make sure you don’t stick the chopsticks in the rice or leave them standing up. It resembles the ritual of incense burning at funerals.
• Victoria Harbour is around 43m deep, with an average depth of 12.2m. That’s why you can see the large ships in the harbour as they can navigate.
• Want to rest from walking? Then you could always take the world’s longest covered escalator. The mid-level ones run for about half a mile!
• You may well take the Star Ferry which heads across from Victoria harbour to Kowloon. They began running back in 1880 and it took nearly an hour to cross originally. Now it’s about 10 minutes!
You will find there are several Hong Kong lunch and dinner cruise options available. Check the individual tour details for the menu and the options available.
We realise you want to capture those destination hotspots on your tour. Many operators do offer free Wi-Fi on board, but you will need to check with the individual operator.
Yes, but be aware that there is a high season (October to December) and Low Season (June to September). Check the tour details for timings.
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Each tour is different, but in general, they will have a duration of between 1 to 2 hours. Make sure to check the specific tour for timings.
Boat tours will run at different times of the day, especially if you are booked on a lunch or dinner cruise. Make sure to check the tour details for a full listing of times.