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Touring Around in Hong Kong

Sit back, relax and soak up the sights and sounds of Hong Kong with a little help from the experts. Take in a Tour and enjoy diversity and excitement at every turn in Hong Kong. Whether by cruise, by day or by night, every tour will captivate you and dispel the belief that Hong Kong is all skyscrapers and shopping malls. Or put on your walking shoes and explore the streets of Hong Kong with our handy Hong Kong Walks section. Keen on heritage and culture or green tourism? Looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city and find your own island getaway? Try the tours to Hong Kong's outlying islands.

If you're only in Hong Kong for a short time, make the most of it with a transit tour. Every interest is catered for and you can even take the opportunity to tour around Hong Kong's neighbouring cities. Set off on your own sightseeing adventures, and take in all the drama and colour that Hong Kong has to offer.



City By Cruise
The City of Life is the perfect place to witness one of the world's busiest and most impressive natural harbours, Victoria Harbour. Hong Kong's striking coastline, and the countless container vessels, junks, sampans and pleasure craft gliding around the harbour afford an exciting view. The spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong Island's stunning skyline will fire your imagination as darkness falls and the city's dazzling neon cityscape emerges. Cruises set sail from piers on either side of Victoria Harbour, usually at Central District's Queen's Pier (near the Star Ferry Concourse) and Tsim Sha Tsui's Kowloon Public Pier (adjacent to the Clock Tower).

Afternoon Western Shoreline and Tsing Ma Bridge Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)
Cruising by Chinese Junk (Private Charter)
Harbour Night Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)
Morning Harbour and Noon Day Gun Firing Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)
Pearl of the Orient Dinner Cruise
Pre-Dinner Cocktail Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)



Afternoon Western Shoreline and Tsing Ma Bridge Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)
Enjoy a leisurely harbour cruise, and see many famous landmarks that illustrate Hong Kong's vibrancy and ambitious city planning. Starting from Victoria Harbour, sail past the spectacular skyscrapers of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon - the former British Royal Naval Base at Tamar, now turned over to the Chinese People's Liberation Army, HSBC Main Building, the Victoria Peak and more. The cruise sails to the world's longest suspension bridge, Tsing Ma Bridge, which links Hong Kong Island to the new airport. The world's busiest Container Terminal is also nearby.

Cruising by Chinese Junk (Private Charter)
Hire an authentic Chinese-style private junk for a cruise around Hong Kong's scenic eastern outlying islands. This tour gives you complete freedom to create your own itinerary and visit the islands of your choice.

Harbour Night Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)
This romantic night-time cruise aboard a Chinese-style junk offers fabulous views of Hong Kong as you cruise around Victoria Harbour, taking in the Western District, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, Causeway Bay typhoon shelter and the neon-lit red-light district of Wan Chai. Unlimited complimentary drinks are available.

Morning Harbour and Noon Day Gun Firing Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)
Enjoy a leisurely harbour cruise, and see many famous landmarks that illustrate Hong Kong's vibrancy and ambitious city planning. The tour starts from Victoria Harbour and sweeps past some of Hong Kong Island and Kowloon's most famous landmarks. See Hong Kong's tallest building, the award-winning Convention & Exhibition Centre, as well as the former British Royal Naval Base. It also takes in the Shau Kei Wan typhoon shelter and concludes with the firing of the legendary Noon Day Gun.

Pearl of the Orient Dinner Cruise
Savour a sumptuous buffet dinner while a live band plays aboard the restaurant cruiseliner - Harbour Cruise Bauhinia. Dance the night away, or relax and enjoy a view of the glittering city and the magnificent harbour.

Pre-Dinner Cocktail Cruise (Temporarily suspended until mid July 2003)
Join a leisurely cruise on a Chinese-style junk around Victoria Harbour while enjoying a magnificent sunset view. Comprising some of Hong Kong's most dramatic vistas, this cruise takes you on a circuit of the harbour and sails to Lei Yue Mun seafood village on the eastern tip of Kowloon Peninsula. Relax with the unlimited free drinks served on board.

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  Information provided by Hong Kong Tourism Board.