1 Deluxe Hong Kong Island Tour

See the sights in style

Hong Kong was once a simple fishing village but today it is one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities where East truly meets West. You will be amazed by this exciting City of Life on this tour when you see so many of the iconic sights and places. Begin at Man Mo Temple then take the world's steepest funicular railway up to the top of Victoria Peak for stunning views of the harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula.

Next stop is Aberdeen where you tour this old traditional fishing village and ride in a sampan before stopping at a prestigious jewellery factory where you can find hand-crafted fine gems. Then it's on to Repulse Bay, Hong Kong's most popular beach and Stanley Market which is a shoppers' paradise where you can find a wide variety of souvenirs. On this tour you also have a Dim Sum lunch at the Jumbo Floating Restaurant.

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Deluxe Hong Kong Island Tour

2 Discover the Arts, Exclusive Experience

TREASURES OF CAT STREET

Hong Kong is quickly becoming Asia’s arts and cultural hub, with a booming auction market and the gallery scene growing. Most of Hong Kong Island’s antique shops are bunched along Wyndham Street and Hollywood Road in Central and Sheung Wan and if your home is missing that final finishing touch, how about a piece of rare Ming dynasty furniture, an ancient snuff bottle or a Cultural Revolution propaganda poster?

Upper Lascar Row, known as Cat Street, is where you can find such treasures, within its fantastic mix of antique dealers, curio merchants and art galleries. This is also the place to go for bargains in jade, silk products, embroideries and wooden handicraft items. You will have the opportunity to experience some of this vibrant and growing arts and antique scene up close and personal on this popular tour.

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Discover the Arts, Exclusive Experience

3 Dragons Back Guided Hike

INTO THE COUNTRYSIDE

Hong Kong is remarkable because you can step from busy urban areas into peaceful countryside in less than an hour, as you will discover on this hike along the Dragon's Back Trail. Start out on the iconic and much loved Hong Kong tram and watch commuters heading to work, as you rattle along what was once the waterfront of Hong Kong Island and then complete the journey on the MTR (Mass Transit Railway).

Then walk through Shau Kei Wan wet market before beginning your hike along a lovely cool path through shady groves of bamboo and lush woodland, emerging into open hillsides often covered with wild azaleas or rose myrtle. The route follows the rugged undulating spinal ridge of the Dragon´s Back where stunning views take in dazzling seas, distant Nine Pins Islands, sandy Big Wave Bay, Tai Tam Harbour, Stanley and Red Hill peninsula.

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Dragons Back Guided Hike

4 Exclusive Experience Heritage Tour

GET A TASTE FOR TANG

Hidden away among high rise apartment towers and busy highways, the past lives on in the New Territories, a living museum shaped by the rise and development of the so-called five great clans of Hong Kong (the Tang, Hau, Pang, Liu and Man). Tsang Tai Uk (Walled Village at the Mountain's Foot), is a Hakka walled village and one of the best preserved and one of the first places visited on this fascinating tour.

Explore rows of houses and an ancestral hall where meetings and ceremonies take place. Next is a visit to a spectacular Tang dynasty-style Buddhist temple the Chi Lin Nunnery. This Buddhist nunnery is stunning with its monastery complex having been renovated as a piece of Tang dynasty architecture. The grand and elegant complex will surely become one of China's great cultural attractions in the years to come.

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Exclusive Experience Heritage Tour

5 Hong Kong by Bicycle

GET ON YOUR BIKE

On this fun tour you first cycle through the Kam Tin Walled City and on to the historic village of Shui Tau with its Old Schoolhouse Museum and Ancestral Halls. Then ride to the nearby Mystery Tree House. There is 850 years of history to pore over at this site and from here you cycle out on a bike path via Sha Po village to Nam Sheng Wai - an area known for its many bird species.

Then arrive at the old city of Yuen Long where you have a Dim Sum lunch before riding on to the fish ponds of Tsim Bei Tsui and the border fence with China. Continuing on Deep Bay Road next stop is Lau Fau Shan, an ancient fishing village with an interesting market and oyster beds. Time for Old Wives Cake, a real Yuen Long specialty, before ending your adventure at the Wetland Park.

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Hong Kong by Bicycle

6 Hong Kong Helicopter Experience

SOAR OVER THE SIGHTS

There are so many ways to experience the beauty of Hong Kong, but none better than from a helicopter. And on this fantastic tour will get a bird’s eye view as you fly over and around the harbour and see the spectacular high-rise density of the Central District, and along the stunning bays and beaches on the south side of Hong Kong Island.

This great adventure lasts for around 15 minutes and you will be picked up from your hotel and taken back there after the trip. And you will be accompanied by a local guide who will explain everything you will see during the flight. Hong Kong has so many famous sights, from Victoria Peak to Aberdeen Harbour and to soar above them in a modern helicopter makes for a truly memorable experience.

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Hong Kong Helicopter Experience

7 Hong Kong Island Tour

See the many faces of Hong Kong

The tour begins with a tram ride to Victoria Peak for a 360-degree view of the city, harbour, and islands that has mesmerised visitors and inspired photographers since the tramway opened in 1888. Then it's on to your next destination, Aberdeen. Here the contrast in Hong Kong lifestyles is never more evident. Sampans zip around the harbour, their size dwarfed by huge multi-million dollar yachts.

A sampan cruise around the docked boats provides a glimpse of every day life as people go about their business repairing nets, cooking, and sorting the catch on their fishing boats. Next stop is the popular outdoor Stanley Market where good bargains are designer goods and factory outlet clothing, brassware, porcelains, leather goods and souvenirs such as chops, silk shorts, and jade trinkets.

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Hong Kong Island Tour

8 Hong Kong Living Culture, Exclusive Experience

TEA AND REFLEXOLOGY

Hong Kong is a kaleidoscope of life, a sophisticated fusion of East and West, a city of diversity where old and new meet at every turn, and today you will discover its living culture. Start the day with a slow motion tai chi class and during the hour-long lesson along the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront, enjoy fantastic views across Victoria Harbour to Hong Kong Island. Then visit a tea house to learn about the intricate rituals involved in drinking it.

Next you have the chance to sample a traditional Dim Sum meal, Cantonese cuisine at its best, created from the freshest local ingredients by a team of regionally renowned chefs. The final stop is to enjoy a foot reflexology session, which involves applying focused pressure to certain known reflex points located in the foot that correspond to certain other areas in the body so as to cure or prevent disease.

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Hong Kong Living Culture, Exclusive Experience

9 Hong Kong Walking Foodie Tour

PORK, NOODLES AND DUMPLINGS

Taste your way through the old neighbourhoods of Central and Sheung Wan on this five hour tour during which you discover some of Hong Kong's favourite foods as you stroll along side streets and learn about how this area evolved from a fishing village. You will see the ancient Chinese medicine shops and taste some succulent roast pork and discover the art of cooking it before stopping at the famous Man Mo Temple.

As you continue up to Hollywood Road via Cat Street, one of the oldest thoroughfares in Hong Kong, you pass old shop houses now transformed into trendy cafes, galleries and hip boutiques. Then enjoy a dim sum lunch before walking past Graham Street wet markets to watch locals shopping and have a drink at an old sugar cane juice shop. Your final food stop is at a popular wonton noodles restaurant to try their delicious dumplings.

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Hong Kong Walking Foodie Tour

10 Kowloon & New Territories Tour

The Old and the New

There is so much to see and do on this four and a half hour trip around Kowloon and the New Territories. Visit Taipo New Market which runs the length of Fu Shin Street in Tai Po and watch the locals buying fresh produce then visit Lok Ma Chau, a village in Hong Kong's New Territories and also a major pedestrian and road border crossing point between Hong Kong and mainland China.

Continue to Tsang Tai Uk, an outstanding example of a fortified village then stop at Wong Tai Shin Temple in a district that bears the name of Hong Kong’s most popular Taoist Deity. This large temple is visited by more than three million worshippers each year and no other temple gives visitors such a full insight into Chinese religious beliefs and practices. Finally visit a jewellery factory in Aberdeen to see the fine handmade jewellery.

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Kowloon & New Territories Tour

11 Kowloon Markets Tour, Exclusive Experience

GOLDFISH AND JADE

Start the morning with a guided walk along Hong Kong's historic harbour front, where your guide will introduce the history of Kowloon. Here, well-known landmarks such as the old Railway Clock tower, 1881 Heritage and the Peninsula Hotel are situated. Then walk through back streets and into the daily lives of the residents, along colourful streets and come across lively markets, where you feel the energy and soul of everyday Kowloon.

Stop at the busy Flower Market and walk along Yuen Po Street Bird Garden, a tranquil scene of men and their bird cages. Then visit the Goldfish Market to see the brightly coloured tropical fish before arriving at the Ladies Market, where bargain clothes and bags can be found. Stop at the Tin Hau Temple and end the tour at the Jade Market, where around 400 stallholders sell accessories made from the revered green stone.

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Kowloon Markets Tour, Exclusive Experience

12 Lantau Explorer Tour

Hong Kong's Big Brother

Lantau Island is almost twice the size of Hong Kong Island and is one of the area's best loved outlying islands. Begin this tour by hopping aboard a fast ferry for a spectacular ride through the busy harbour past ocean-going ships to the beautiful Chung Sha Beach. Then get close to nature and explore Tai O, a quaint fishing village where the houses are on stilts.

Next see the world’s tallest outdoor seated bronze statue at the Po Lin Monastery and enjoy a great vegetarian meal there. With development of Ngong Ping Village, the island of Lantau has become a new attraction in Hong Kong and one not to be missed. Cheung Sha Beach boasts one of Hong Kong's longest stretches of sand and is a great place to relax before taking the Ngong Ping Cable Car which offers spectacular panoramic views.

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Lantau Explorer Tour

13 Macau Excursion

Magical Macau

Just like Hong Kong, Macau is a place where the East meets West and on this fascinating tour you will be shown the charm of the Chinese and Portuguese heritages embraced in arrays of modern architecture. After a hotel pick up you are taken to the ferry terminal for the high speed journey across the South China Sea to Macau and on arrival your sightseeing tour begins.

You will be taken to see World Heritage sites like the Na Tcha Temple, the Old City Walls, Mount Fortress and the ruins of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church. Then stop at the Museum of Macau and view exhibits of the history, people and culture. Then at the Macau Tower you soar to a breathtaking height for great views over the landmarks and outlying Islands. Before returning to Hong Kong you can try you luck at the city's famous casino.

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Macau Excursion

14 Ocean Park Tour

Oceans of adventure

Ocean Park Hong Kong is Asia's premier sea life and animal theme park and features one of the largest aquariums in the world and is the biggest of its kind in Southeast Asia. Other attractions include exhibits of sea lions, dolphins, birds, and giant pandas. In addition to the animals, a large assortment of thrill rides will provide a fun filled day for all the family.

In Ocean Tower Park you can enjoy spectacular views of Aberdeen, Deep Water Bay and Repulse Bay as the cabin of your cable car climbs and rotates 360 degrees slowly. You can also enjoy a ride across the entire park, have fun at the Ocean Theatre which features dolphin and sea lion shows and visit the giant panda habitat. Tour fees include sightseeing coach, guides and Ocean Park admission ticket and info pack.

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Ocean Park Tour

15 Private Half Day Hong Kong Island Tour

SEEING STARS

Hong Kong was once a simple fishing village, but is now one of the world's most cosmopolitan cities where East truly meets West. You see all the highlights of Hong Kong Island on this orientation tour which makes a wonderful introduction to its famous landmarks and history. Start with a ride on one of the iconic green Star Ferries for a memorable trip across Victoria Harbour.

Next is a ride on the World's steepest funicular railway, the Peak Tram, up to Victoria Peak, where you'll have spectacular views of the city skyline, the harbour and Kowloon, towering skyscrapers and peaceful green hillsides. Then drive through picturesque Repulse Bay on your way to Stanley, a popular market town on the sunny south side of the island. Spend the rest of your time bargain hunting in the markets.

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Private Half Day Hong Kong Island Tour

16 Private Yacht Charter for the Day

DO IT IN STYLE

You'll feel like kings and queens on board this luxurious cruiser as you spend the day cruising around the 230 outlying islands sitting back with a drink and lapping up the scenery. Warm weather, calm seas and glorious vistas . . . Hong Kong doesn’t get better than this as you sail around on the cruiser Zaia having been taken to the port in a private Mercedes Benz accompanied by a local guide.

While cruising around the islands and past so many of the famous sights in and around Hong Kong you can enjoy beer, wine and soft drinks as well as a delicious buffet lunch. There are so many ways to experience the beauty of Hong Kong, but they don't come much better or more memorable than this relaxing cruise on your very own private charter vessel.

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Private Yacht Charter for the Day

17 Seafood Dinner Sunset Cruise

Dinner cruise delight

This is a wonderful opportunity to experience the outstanding cuisine of Hong Kong along with a delightful cruise through the glittering harbour. You board the Chinese style tour boat and head to Lei Yue Mun, a popular seafood village. As you cruise slowly along, watch how the harbour transforms, as day turns to dusk. Take in the sights as the boat passes by the districts of Wanchai, Causeway Bay and North Point.

Pass the site of the famous old airport Kai Tak, then at Lei Yue Mun you can observe the many traditional scenes, like people making a choice from a variety of seafood fresh from the fishmonger's tanks and having it cooked to their own tastes. Now it's time to enjoy your evening meal among the locals before heading back downtown on the tour boat seeing all the sights by night.

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Seafood Dinner Sunset Cruise

18 Symphony of Lights Junk Cruise

Light up your evening

To have the ultimate Hong Kong experience is to have absorbed its history and been enraptured by the intoxicating harbour views and skyline on board Aqua Luna – possibly the last painstakingly handcrafted traditional Chinese junk to be built in Hong Kong using age-old designs. Aqua Luna is also known as Cheung Po Tsai in Cantonese, after the infamous Cheung Chau island pirate that used to terrorise the local waters.

The Symphony of Lights has been awarded the world's "Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show" by Guinness World Records. This nightly spectacle combines the interactive lights of 33 key buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon with musical effects to showcase the vibrancy and glamorous night vista of Victoria Harbour. Board the authentic Chinese junk for this unforgettable Hong Kong by night cruise.

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Symphony of Lights Junk Cruise

19 Temple and Feng Shui Walking Tour

FEEL THE DRAGON'S PULSE

On this guided tour you are introduced to the Chinese philosophy of feng shui (literally "wind water"). Feng shui has become a worldwide phenomenon in recent years, but it has been a part of the culture of Hong Kong since its early days. It aims for harmony, and when this is achieved good luck, synonymous with health and wealth, will follow. A feng shui master looks to align the flows of energy called chi.

You start this walk in the Central business district, taking in the environment of the HSBC bank building and its location on a Dragon's pulse. Then stop at the new China Bank Tower, which has an interesting slant on feng shui, and from here head north, to the foothills of Lion's Rock, to a perfect feng shui location for the Wong Tai Sin temple. Walk around peaceful Nan Lian garden and the Buddhist temple at the Chi Lin Nunnery.

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Temple and Feng Shui Walking Tour

20 The Heritage Tour

History at every turn

Hidden away among high-rise apartment towers and busy highways, the past lives on in the New Territories - a living museum shaped by the rise and development of the so-called five great clans of Hong Kong (the Tang, Hau, Pang, Liu and Man). Taking in historic sites around the New Territories, this Heritage Tour brings to life the customs and cultures of these clans and provides a fascinating glimpse of Hong Kong's rich heritage.

Visit the Tai Fu Tai and Fan Tin village and see the opulent stately home built in 1865 by a scholar of the Man clan and see where the Man clan members live. Next, stop at Lo Wai walled village which was declared a national monument in 1997. Then see the Lam Tsuen Wishing Tree where villagers come to burn joss sticks and make wishes and finally visit the Man Mo Temple and bustling Taipo Market

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The Heritage Tour

21 The New Territories Exclusive Experience

INTO THE HIDDEN GARDEN

The unique cultural history of Hong Kong is yours to discover during this this half-day visit to the New Territories. First stop will be the Man Mo Temple, dedicated to the God of Literature. Built a century ago, this temple serves as the centre of worship for the community. During your visit, you will also see the Tai Po Market, which sells all kinds of fresh produce, dried herbs and seafood.

Then continue with a visit to Lo Wai Walled Village, the first walled village built by the Tang clan of the area and declared a national monument in 1997. Stop at Tai Fu Tai, a stately 1865 country mansion that depicts how high-ranking officials once lived. The tour ends with a short walk along the Sai Kung waterfront, known as Hong Kong's Hidden Garden, with its wide variety of seafood restaurants.

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The New Territories Exclusive Experience

22 Traditional Chinese Medicine Uncovered

WHAT THE DOCTOR ORDERED

The plants, roots, animal parts and herbal concoctions of traditional Chinese medicine will no doubt seem curiously exotic or even downright strange to many visitors. In Hong Kong, where tradition and modernity effortlessly co-exist, these ancient potions are not considered alternative but an integral part of Chinese life and the way local people perceive health and treat illness, as you will discover on this fascinating tour.

Whether it’s dried abalone, birds’ nests, dried scallops or ginseng, the same remedies used in the distant past can be seen and smelled in Chinese medicine shops all over Hong Kong today. Your specialist guide will take you on a journey of discovery into this ancient practice, walking through the medicinal goods markets to learn the importance of weird and exotic items before your very own consultation with a doctor to find your Qi.

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