Grand Tour of Hong Kong

Step aboard a western cruiser to enjoy a leisurely harbour cruise through the bustling Victoria Harbour, with coffee or tea served on board. The cruise sails out to the Eastern harbour area of Hong Kong, along the waterfront of Central, Wanchai, Causeway Bay and North Point before viewing the Shau Kei Wan Typhoon Shelter - home of the fishing families and their deep sea fishing junks.

A brief refreshment stop will be made at one of the city’s jewellery factory outlets for you to see the wonderful craftsmanship of the goods. Continue to the small village of Stanley and Stanley Market, famous for its clothes, furniture, oriental souvenirs and great shopping.

Enjoy the sights and scenery as you travel up the famed Hong Kong Peak. Situated at 1,308 feet high, it offers a truly impressive must-see perspective of the city. Then you’ll enjoy a typical Chinese Dim Sum lunch at one of Hong Kong’s famous Chinese restaurants.

The quaint and charming Aberdeen Fishing Village is not far from the hustle and bustle of the heart of Hong Kong, and is the first place the British set foot upon when they arrived. Back then, Aberdeen was the centre of the incense trade and this is how Hong Kong got its name, as it translates as ‘Fragrant Harbour’. It’s here that you will round off your day with an authentic Sampan boat ride.