Avenue Of Stars

Grasp the rare chance to come aboard Dukling, the last original Chinese junk (traditional boat with sails) still regularly operating in Hong Kong. Take in views of the city skyline, learn about the boat’s history, and enjoy 1 drink during the cruise. Hop on board at the meeting point, then embark on a voyage through time on a boat that was built in 1955 — and once even sunk in 2014. Learn about the boat’s changing roles from a humble fishing boat to a sightseeing cruise, as well as its cultural legacy and cherished role in Hong Kong’s identity. Hear about fisherman culture and the history of Hong Kong from your guide as the historic vessel cruises along both sides of the modern Victoria Harbour. Feel the breeze and enjoy the stunning views of Hong Kong's iconic skyline. Relax and have a great time with your friends, family, or partner while enjoying the complimentary drink provided on board. Take Instagrammable photos with the ship's beautiful red sail, or ask the onboard staff to help capture these amazing moments for you. Choose from a range of starting times, with each offering a distinct cruise experience. Take the daytime tour at 4:30 PM for a calm and serene experience sailing in the harbor. To watch the beautiful sunset in winter, take the sunset tour at 5:30 PM. Enjoy Hong Kong's famous night views and feel the vibrancy and energy of the city on the 6:30 PM cruise. Choose the 7:30 PM night cruise to watch the dazzling Symphony of Lights, the world's largest permanent light and sound show.

The Hong Kong harbour became one of the country’s most popular attractions because of its proximity to various tourist spots, including the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, Avenue of Stars, Victoria Peak, Central Plaza, and a great location to watch the Symphony of Lights apart from Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront outside the Hong Kong Cultural Centre. Cruise the magnificent Victoria Harbour at night aboard a luxury yacht for 45 minutes which will truly be a breathtaking experience and set sail around the world’s most spectacular harbor and enjoy the Symphony of Lights show. During the trip, you can enjoy unlimited beers, drinks, snacks, and revel at Hong Kong’s gorgeous skyline. Sit at the deck and unwind yourself with your friends and family as you sail along Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour Dreamer’s Night Curise provide traveler the opportunity to ride on a luxury western-style yacht. The open-air flybridge with 360-degree panoramic view on the top floor provides comfortable sofas and an excellent location for take nice selfie. The luxuriously decorated inner hall is also equipped with air-conditioning for customers to cool off and enjoy drinks. There are two independent bathrooms in the ship.

Discover the cultural and religious heritage of Hong Kong on a guided tour. Visit iconic landmarks and learn about their traditions. Begin your tour with a visit to Tin Hau Temple at Yau Ma Tei. Admire this monument where fishermen still worship the Goddess of the Sea, Tin Hau, for peace while sailing. Another popular tourist attraction is the Wong Tai Sin temple, known to grant wishes of all kinds. Visitors flock here year-round so that the soothsayers that reside in the temple can inform them about their future. Then, skip the line and take a ride on the famous Ngong Ping Cable Car, a 25-minute ride to Lantau and Ngong Ping village. The Ngong Ping 360 cable car ride is famed as one of the world’s most amazing cable car experiences. Visitors may observe Lantau’s nature and native ecology, and experience the other side of Hong Kong. Upon arriving at Lantau, visit the Po Lin Monastery and the famous Tian Tan Buddha. The Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery are a major draw for Buddhist pilgrims. These majestic religious monuments "Offering of the Six Devas", set against beautiful mountain and coastal scenery, are just as popular with a wide range of visitors in Hong Kong. Enjoy a special vegetarian lunch inside the Po Lin Monastery and then return to Tung Chung by riding the Ngong Ping Cable Car, The tour will end at the Citygate Outlet Mall, located at MTR Tung Chung station. A return MTR ticket to downtown Kowloon (MTR Kowloon Station) will be provided to guests. Guests may join the tour guide and take the MTR to return to downtown Hong Kong, or stay behind at Citygate for leisure and choose their own return time.

Experience the timeless allure of Hong Kong with our exclusive Private DELUXE Half-Day Night Tour. This enchanting journey begins with a one-way Peak Tram ride to the stunning Victoria Peak, offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline. Next, explore the iconic Bahunia Square, a symbol of Hong Kong's vibrant heritage. Sail across the harbor on the historic Star Ferry, a journey that captures the essence of the city's maritime charm. Stroll along the Avenue of Stars, paying homage to Bruce Lee and other cinematic legends, before visiting the historic Old Clock Tower, a testament to the city's rich history. The tour concludes with a mesmerizing Symphony of Lights laser show, illuminating the skyline in a dazzling display. With a duration of up to 5 hours, this tour promises an unforgettable evening immersed in the beauty and culture of Hong Kong.

Enjoy the night view of Victoria Harbor from a gorgeous angle. After dark, Victoria Harbor changes into a brightly lit make-up, and the large-scale light and music show "A Symphony of Lights" further transforms Victoria Harbor into a gorgeous party, showcasing the full make-up of a dazzling party! At 8 o'clock every night, many landmark buildings in Hong Kong and Kowloon will emit flashing and dynamic searchlights, lasers and other lights and LED screen patterns to the sound symphony, performing a feast of sound and light that is astonishing. Sightseeing boat tickets include: unlimited drinks, soda, beer, and snacks. Night sightseeing cruise: passing through many famous Hong Kong landmarks, the tour takes about 40 minutes: Tsim Sha Tsui Pier 6--K11 MUSEA--Avenue of Stars--Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Park--Hong Kong Hung Hom Stadium--East Coast Park Theme Area-- Tongduowan Typhoon Shelter--Wan Chai Ferry Terminal--Central Plaza--Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center--International Financial Center--Central Ferris Wheel--Tsim Sha Tsui Pier 6