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Private Round-Trip Transfer: Hong Kong Airport – Hong Kong Island or City Center
Don’t go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shuttle queues and use our private, door to door airport transfer. A professional driver will meet you in the arrivals hall (arrival transfer) or in the hotel lobby (departure transfer) and take you directly to the desired destination. Choose from two comfortable…
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Private Hong Kong Cycling Day Tour with Dim Sum
It would take nerves of steel to cycle within Hong Kong’s downtown, but biking in the untouched New Territories is an entirely different story. This guided cycling tour is not just a workout on two wheels, it includes a visit to an age – old walled village, a mysterious tree house and an internationally recognized…
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Small-Group Walking Tour: Uncover Hidden Gems in Urban New Territories Hong Kong
Explore the little-known side of New Territories! During this 4-hour small-group walking tour, the unfamiliar district of Tsuen Wan comes alive in an engaging and entertaining way! Sam Tung Uk Museum – More than a museum, experience first-hand how indigenous villagers used to live in this 200-year-old restored walled village!Yuen Yuen Institute – From temples and pavilions to…
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Victoria Peak: Climb to the summit via the Mid-Levels escalato on an audio tour
This self-guided audio tour will take you from Central Hong Kong up to and around Victoria Peak. We’ll use the Mid-Levels escalator to get us started, head up a pretty steep section on Old Peak Road, follow the flat ring road around the mountain, and finally head up again to the summit itself. The tour…
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Sky 100 Hong Kong Observation Deck
sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck has received the Certificate of Excellence for five consecutive years since 2014 from renowned travel website TripAdvisor in recognition of its breath-taking views and outstanding hospitality. It is also named by CNN as one of the 17 beautiful places to see in Hong Kong. sky100 is also one of the…
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Small-Group Tour: Local Markets Hopper and Foodie in Hong Kong
This tour offers the chance to explore fascinating markets and eat like a local at the same time. A moderate amount of walking is involved as you taste your way through several of the most lively markets and food samplings. Join this tour for a 3.5 hours experience with a friendly local guide who will…
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Hike on the Dragon’s Back
We will travel to Shau Kei Wan using the MTR underground.After a short stroll through the wet market, we will hop on a bus to go to the beginning of the hike located in Hong Kong’s Country Park.The 7km walk is very pleasant and will take us through Hong Kong’s tropical forest. This will enable…
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Wakesurfing at Repulse Bay
Wakesurfing is one of the most popular watersports since 2018. The speed being relatively slow makes this sport relatively safe and less tiring. There’re multiple tricks that can be achieved even by a beginner makes this sport so addictive.
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Our Childhood-Historical Housing Estates Tour
A two hours walking tour, visit two modern Hong Kong Housing Estates and a rural village located downtown showing guests the living styles of the working level in different generations. Visitors may experience Hong Kong social and economic development, feel the contrast in housing estate design : modern architecture of 20th century vis-a-vis the new…
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Custom private tour of Kowloon Peninsula – Half day
Whether a first timer or a returning traveller to Hong Kong, this 3 to 4 hour private interactive tour provides fascinating insights on the territory’s geography, history and geopolitics. While strolling through the areas of TSIM SHA SHUI (the Kowloon Peninsula’s waterfront) and SHAM SHUI PO (the poorest area), your private tour guide guide will not be shy…
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Family Friendly: Hong Kong With Kids
Beneath the towering skyscrapers and between Michelin starred restaurants and endless shopping malls is a family friendly city just waiting to be discovered – you just have to know where to look! With a local to guide you, see more than just the most famous theme parks and discover the most exciting, family friendly spots…
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Private & Customized Hidden Gem tour of Hong Kong
6-hour private customized tour, locations and sites specially arranged according to your interest. You will be able to set up the tour according to your interest and time as you please.
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Hong Kong Food Tour: Central and Sheung Wan Districts
Meander through the Central and Sheung Wan neighborhoods of Hong Kong’s business district on a fantastic food-tasting adventure! This culinary walking tour takes you off the beaten path to six hidden gems, where you’ll savor delicious dim sum, noodle dishes, drinks and dessert. As you explore back alleys and stroll through an open market, admire…
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Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port
Drinking or eating is prohibited inside the coachFor the capacity of 6 passengersPreferred Mode of communication (WeChat, Whatsapp, LINE, Viber) and contact number: WhatsApp:
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Hike to Hexagonal Stone Columns and Fishing Village
The Hong Kong Geopark, opened November 2009, comprises of eight major geological sites and is of International stature. One of them is in the region of the High Island water reservoir, the destination of this tour. We’ll start at the site of spectacular rock formations formed by volcanic activities 140 million years ago and follow coastlines…
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Private Kowloon and New Territories Tour
This private tour of Kowloon and the New Territories travels towards the Hong Kong / China border taking in the Wong Tai Sin Temple, the largest Taoist temple in Hong Kong, glimpses of China’s Shenzhen special economic zone skyline as well as the well preserved, fortified village of Tsang Tai Uk, which stands today as…
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Private tour : Kowloon Walled City: past & present
You will travel with your private tour guide to Kowloon Walled City Park by MTR. The park hides a fabulous history as the site used to be home to one of the biggest independently administered Shanty town.This walking tour will enable us to discuss Hong Kong’s history, from the opium wars to the Handover but…
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Hong Kong City to Hong Kong Airport (HKG) – Departure Private Transfer
Book your Private Departure Transfer from Hong Kong any hotel or address to Hong Kong Airport (HKG).Don’t go through all the hassle of waiting in a long taxi or shared shuttles queues and use our private ,door to door airport transfer.Your driver will be waiting for you at a scheduled time and you will travel…
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Lantau Island Private Customized Walking Tour with English speaking guide
Join us for one of the must-see places on your Hong Kong adventure, a day-trip to Lantau island, in the comfort of your own private party on a walking tour or private vehicle. Lantau is known as Hong Kong’s green lung, like stepping back in time 50 years when you visit. Most of the stunning…
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Custom private tour of Hong Kong Island – Half day
Whether a first timer or a returning traveller to Hong Kong, this 3 to 4 hour private interactive tour provides fascinating insights on the territory’s geography, history and geopolitics. While strolling through the areas of CENTRAL (the business centre), VICTORIA PEAK (with fast track access) and SHEUNG WAN (the old town), your private tour guide will not…
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Private tour – introduction to local superstitions and beliefs
Whether a first timer or a returning traveller to Hong Kong, this 4 to 5-hour private interactive tour provides fascinating insights on Feng Shui and local superstitions. We will visit CENTRAL where Feng Shui is very visible in its architecture, the convent of CHI LIN and the temple of WONG TAI SIN on Kowloon side. Your private…
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Hong Kong Shared Arrival Transfer: Airport to Hotel
Save time and money – book your Hong Kong airport transfer shuttle before you get there! You will be met by a representative at Hong Kong’s International Airport, and transferred to either your Hong Kong or Kowloon hotel. This is the ideal way to start your holiday or business trip.
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Small-Group Tour: Footsteps of the Heritage
Escape from the hustle and bustle area by the amazing public transportation system and step into the village to explore the heritage of the Hakka cultural of Hong Kong who settled in Hong Kong since the 13th century and experience the local activities.* Exploring 2 different type of Hakka walled villages* Michelin’s Bib Gourmand wonton…
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Private Culture Tour
• Local brought up English/Mandarin speaking guides • Tailor-made itinerary for guests satisfaction • Professional commentary in culture and lifestyle • An in-depth experience in Hong Kong • Visiting interesting check points for the best IG pictures
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Small Group Kowloon Michelin Star Street Food and Culture Tour
Enjoy 4-hours exploring the night view of the Kowloon area of Hong Kong. Follow your professional guide through the ‘Dark Side of Hong Kong’ to discover the city on a captivating walking tour. Enjoy a Michelin star food tour in Sham Shui Po, Explore Mong Kok, the Goldfish Market, Ladies Market and Tsim Sha Tsui…
All about Hong Kong SAR
When to visit
The great thing about Hong Kong is that it never gets too cold, but it can get a bit too wet. The best time to visit is generally in fall (October and November) when there is less humidity and temperatures are just right for outdoor activities. Typhoon season runs from May to late September, so try to avoid that if you can.
Getting around
Hong Kong has an excellent public transportation system, with trams in the North District, MTR trains and buses all over, and the iconic Star Ferry between Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Grab an Octopus card so you can swipe and ride easily. Another one of Hong Kong’s transportation gems is its outdoor covered people mover that runs in the Central District and Mid-Levels area—it’s the longest of its kind in the world.
Traveler tips
Hong Kong is more than just high-rises. It’s got some sleepy, relaxed fishing villages to explore, and it’s home to some gorgeous wild hiking trails, too. When you’ve had your fill of shopping, night markets, and drinks at Lan Kwai Fong nightlife district, head out to the New Territories. Walk to the Big Buddha or the quiet side of Lantau Island, or check out vehicle-free Lamma island for a long walk and a seafood lunch.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hong Kong known for?
Hong Kong is known for its cosmopolitan culture that blends East and West, iconic skyline and harbor, towering skyscrapers and temples, attractions like Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, and the Big Buddha, shopping that spans designer shops, malls, local markets, and incredible nightlife and dining with more than 15,000 restaurants.
How many days do you need in Hong Kong?
Four to five days is enough to experience Hong Kong’s main highlights. Plan to spend two days exploring the north and south sides of Hong Kong Island, one day exploring Kowloon, and the remaining time exploring Lantau Island and one of the outlying islands, such as Lamma, Cheung Chau, or Peng Chau.
What is unique about Hong Kong?
Hong Kong offers a unique blend of East and West, having been under British rule for 156 years before returning to China in 1997. Both English and Cantonese Chinese are official languages. It’s one of the most densely populated cities with among the most skyscrapers in the world, yet 40 percent of Hong Kong is actually country parks and reserves.
Is Hong Kong part of China?
Hong Kong has been a special administrative region of China since 1997, when Britain returned Hong Kong to China at the end of its 99-year lease. Under the “One Country, Two Systems” doctrine, Hong Kong enjoys limited autonomy for a period of 50 years, issues its own passports and money, and has a separate legal system.
What should I not miss in Hong Kong?
Make sure to visit iconic attractions such as Victoria Peak, the Star Ferry, and the Big Buddha. Central, Soho, Sheung Wan, Causeway Bay, Tsim Sha Tsui, and Mongkok are popular areas, too. Visit the beaches and islands, including Lantau, Lamma, and the south side of Hong Kong Island. Above all, don’t miss trying the food—especially dim sum.
How far from Hong Kong is Disneyland?
Hong Kong Disneyland is located on Lantau Island, which is part of Hong Kong but around 16 miles (26 kilometers) from Central. The easiest way to get there is via the Mass Transit Railway, boarding the Tung Chung line at Central Station and then transferring at Sunny Bay for the Disneyland Resort line.