Hong Kong

Pearl of the Orient by Night

Discover the lively sights and sounds of Hong Kong Island after dark.
4 hours | Hong Kong

Highlights:

  • Take the Peak Tram funicular atop Victoria Peak and enjoy panoramic views of Hong Kong by night.
  • Board a double-decker tram for an evening tour of Hong Kong’s sights.
  • Watch as the city comes alive when the sun goes down and the moon comes up.

What to Expect:

Depart the pier for Hong Kong Island, travelling under Victoria Harbour by tunnel. Upon arrival at the Peak Tram Station, ride the Peak Tram funicular railway to the top of Victoria Peak and enjoy a panoramic nighttime view of Hong Kong Island, Victoria Harbour and the Kowloon Peninsula spread out far below. Driving back down by coach, stop at a local tram station and board a double-decker tram for an evening tour of Hong Kong’s hottest nightspots. Much loved by local residents, these unique double-decker trams are an ideal way to explore the exciting and bustling city life in Hong Kong as they slowly wind their way through the busy streets of the island. Sit upstairs or downstairs and enjoy the ever-changing scenery as the tram returns to Central. After your city tour, re-board your coach for the drive back to the pier and ship.

Kowloon Markets Tour

Dive right into Kowloon’s bustling street markets.
4 hours | Hong Kong

Highlights:

  • Walk the back streets of Kowloon and get a glimpse of the daily lives of local residents.
  • Visit some of Hong Kong’s most well-known and lively street markets.
  • Immerse yourself in the living culture of Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok districts, two of the most densely populated districts on earth.

What to Expect:

Embark on a walking tour through the back streets of Kowloon and into the daily lives of local residents in the Yau Ma Tei and Mong Kok districts – two of the most densely populated spots on earth – where much of daily life is lived at street level. Wander through colourful streets and come across some of Hong Kong’s most lively markets, including the Flower Market, Yuen Po Street Bird Garden, the Goldfish Market, and the Ladies Market, all the while immersing yourself in the living culture of Kowloon. Amid the burning incense coils, learn the history of the local Tin Hau Temple – Our Empress of Heaven – one of the most popular deities of South China. Finish your journey with a walk around the Jade Market, where around 400 stallholders sell accessories made from the revered green stone, plus fresh-water pearls.