Free Time at 4 Sites

Once onboard your four-stop transfer, you will be given a map of Hong Kong, so you can plan your free time.

The first stop will be at Hong Kong Park. This oasis of green amid an urban landscape features an aviary, a greenhouse and the Flagstaff House Museum of Tea. Follow one of the walking paths and admire the water features or relax in the peace and quiet.

The Peak is the highest mountain on Hong Kong Island and stands at over 1800 feet above sea level. The Peak was once a place that the early privileged residents could escape the scorching heat and was an exclusive residential area for ex-pats, now it is one of Hong Kong’s top tourist destinations. Enjoy some free time exploring the shopping and entertainment venues or taking panoramic photographs of the city below.

Enjoy a scenic drive as you escape the city and head to the upmarket Repulse Bay, Repulse Bay is one of the most expensive housing areas in Hong Kong and has several interesting architectural buildings. Enjoy a short visit here where you can take photographs or stroll along the sandy crescent-shaped beach. 

The first store selling artifacts was opened at Stanley Market in 1973. Since then, the site has developed into a busy tourist area selling clothing, handicrafts, leather, silk, cashmere, and souvenirs. As well as shopping, the village of Stanley offers an attractive waterfront, lined with bars, pubs, and restaurants. You’ll have just over an hour to ‘shop till you drop’ before returning to the pier.