We know how difficult it can be navigating your way around a new city. To help you see as much as possible we provide you with a full colour, easy reference guide. Ideal for planning on the run, your guide includes helpful maps to all participating attractions along with their contact and address details and a brief description.
With your iVenture Card there is no need to carry around cash or bulky tickets. We've made using your card easy! You simply present and swipe your card at the entry point and your entry is free. With loads of famous attractions to choose from you can't go wrong. What's more, there's no need to keep track of your spending, because your package is all paid for upfront. So, no cash is required.
Come and experience Hong Kong from the air on Heliservices' helicopter. Private helicopter tours seat up to 6 passengers with flights departing from the Peninsula Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui or the Wanchai Heliport, next to the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre and Golden Bauhinia Square. A 30-minute private helicopter tour with pilot commentary.
Experience the contrast between the vibrancy of Victoria Harbour with the calm tranquility of Sai Kung and the spectacular, internationally acclaimed Hong Kong Geopark.
Step into a wondrous world of exciting and enchanting lands. Delight in a whimsical kingdom where once-upon-a-time is now, and the beloved characters and imaginary places of make-believe come to life. Enjoy timeless tales and thrilling adventures in fun-filled attractions as dreams are brought magically to life for the young and the young at heart - creating memories that last forever.
Explore Hong Kong and learn all about its marvels. The visit starts at the World's steepest funicular, the Peak Tram. Pulled by steel cables, the tram climbs 373 metres. It's so steep that the buildings you pass look like they're leaning at a 45° angle! Surely you'll love this experience.
Next visit the famous Aberdeen fisinh Village, an old traditional fishing village which is hard to find in any other parts of the World and Stanly Market where you can find a wide variety of souvenirs such as silk, garments, sportswear, Chinese artwork and accessories.
Next stop is Tse Sui Luen Jewellery, known for offering a wide range of products from quality cut diamonds to outstanding original design handcrafted jewellery.
A trip on the Star Ferry follows. The Star Ferry is the oldest means of transportation in Hong Kong, as it begins carrying passengers across the Victoria Harbour in the late 19th century. you will get a chance to experience this unique way of crossing the harbour with us on the tour.
Last attractions include the Old Clock Tower, the Symphony of Lights and the Avenue of Stars. The Clock Tower is a landmark from the Age of Steam and has been listed as a declared monument in Hong Kong since 1990. A symphony of lights has been awarded the world's ''Largest Permanent Light Show'' by Guinness World Records. The show combines interactive lights of 45 keys buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. The Hollywood style Avenue of Stars features plaques for honoured movie celebrities on the walk of fame. It also features milestones and sculptures about Hong Kong film industry, along with kiosks selling souvenirs.
Afternoon Western Shoreline & Container Port Cruise
Enjoy a leisurely cruise to see the most famous landmarks and architectures, including ICC, IFC, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, HSBC Headquarter Building and the Bank of China Tower. One of the highlights is the Stonecutters Island, the formerly British Royal Navy Base. As the boat sails further west, you are introduced the spectacular new Stonecutters Bridge linking the city to the new Hong Kong International Airport. Opened in 2009, it is presently the second longest cable-stayed bridge in the world. Right below the bridge is the Kwai Chung Container Port, the world’s third largest container port. Ready your camera to capture the cargo handling facilities for container ship and river boats.
Hong Kong Big Bus Premium Ticket - 24 hours Unlimited ride
Discover the rich blend of Chinese and colonial history that is the astonishing city of Hong Kong. With this exciting sightseeing bus tour you will see all of the most famous landmarks in this world-renowned city. INCLUDES: Star Ferry return tickets, Sampan Ride in Aberdeen harbor, 10 recorded languages, Peak Tram Sky Pass or Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck entry, Maritime Museum entry and Rewards voucher booklet.
Connect you between Hong Kong and Macau city by the most conveniently and speedily travel from central Hong Kong to Macau city by TurboJet ferry. With over 50 years of experience, the modern TurboJet fleet safely transports over 10 million passengers a year.
Enjoy the convenience and relax as you make the crossing in cushioned comfort.
With this Cultural Pack enjoy a Honk Kong Island bus tour and the Story of Hong Kong Tour.
Single Route - Hong Kong Island (Red Route)
Discover the rich blend of Chinese and colonial history that is the astonishing city of Hong Kong. With this exciting sightseeing bus tour you will see all of the most famous landmarks in this world-renowned city.
On all of these tours you will learn about the history of Hong Kong thanks to a commentary recorded in a choice of languages. This is by far the best and most fun way of enjoying the city.
Walking the History Book of Hong Kong
Hong Kong is packed full of fascinating markets, and you’ll discover the best of them on this Kowloon market tour, as we get up close and personal with where Hong Kong locals have shopped for over 100 years, and continue to do so, despite the development rising up around them.
We kick this Hong Kong markets tour off on a fragrant note at the Flower Market, a vibrant and colourful street market consisting of more than 50 shops. A jungle of exotic blossoms, luck-bringing houseplants, and sweet scents, it’s the perfect introduction to the markets in Kowloon.
Next, it’s onto the nearby Yuen Po Street Bird Garden, a charming Chinese-style garden with songbird stalls, traditional Chinese courtyards, and moon gates. Soak up the peaceful surroundings and listen to the charming sound of thousands of birds - it’s easy to forget about the crazy city streets that lie just outside the gates!
As we travel along this Hong Kong city tour, we’ll continue to help you orient yourself, understanding whereabouts in the city you are, where Kowloon ends and the New Territories begin, and how we get to mainland China from here. We’ll also point out a mountain that is a true Hong Kong landmark and local symbol, to ensure you’re thinking just like a local.
Now’s the time to practice your bargaining skills at a popular local street market where vendors sell bargain-priced clothes, bags, and accessories. If you’re not up for bargaining, it’s still loads of fun to experience the atmosphere of the market, set deep within the neighbourhood of Mong Kok. As the world’s most densely populated neighbourhood, Mong Kok is home to more than 130,000 people per square kilometre! Take a minute to digest that before we head out down Nathan Road, passing by the newly built five-star Langham Place hotel and mall, before reaching Shanghai Street.
On Shanghai Street you’ll have the chance to glimpse what 1950s and 60s Hong Kong was like. Shanghai Street was once famous for selling everything from traditional wedding clothes to ancestral offerings, and it’s here that we’ll head into the Yau Ma Tei fruit market, a century-old wholesale market that sells exotic fruits from all over the world. From there, we’ll also call by the world-famous Jade Market, which has more than 400 hawkers, and learn about how locals believe jade can ward off health hazards and bad feng shui.
Ocean Park is a fun and thrilling theme park with something for every member of the family. From aquariums to rollercoasters to ridiculously cute animals to cable cars with spectacular views. Don’t miss out on a park visited by over 5 million people every year
HIGHLIGHTS:
* Fall in love with all the creatures such as sharks, monkeys and pandas
* Dare yourself to ride the rollercoasters
* Explore the park by train or cable car
* Learn about different cultures and wildlife
Discover each and every magical land that Ocean Park has to offer spread out over 915,000 square metres. Take the cable car to The Waterfront and The Summit areas or maybe board the Ocean Express funicular train.
See life down under in the “Adventures in Australia” section, observe the fluffy koalas lazing about in the branches as the wallabies bounce around beneath them as well as the unique sound of the laughing kookaburras. Learn about Australia’s history and its healthy lifestyle. Next travel into “Shark Mystique” well you’ll firsthand meet over a hundred sharks and rays. Fall in love with their majestic ways and beautiful nature, contrary to common belief.
“Polar Adventure” allows you to experience both North and South poles in just one combined experienced. Take an exhilarating bobsled ride or meet some king penguins. Be amazed at the Pacific walruses, spotted seals, arctic foxes and snowy owls. Relive memories of a time gone by in “Old Hong Kong” a surreal place that mimics life in Hong Kong in the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s.
No trip is complete without a massive dose of adrenaline! That’s right, Thrill Mountain contains all the best rollercoasters and rides that will have you screaming your lungs out! From the floorless Hair Raiser to The Flash which leaves you swinging upside down, there are attractions for all adrenaline junkies. Sail through the “Rainforest” onboard a raft as you lookout for the world’s smallest monkey, the pygmy marmoset or other strange creatures like the capybara and the kinkajou.
There is so much to do, that you’ll never want to leave! This is genuinely the best way to spend some quality, fun family time together.
Same as Hong Kong, Macau is a place where the East meets West. In this tour, you will be shown the charm of the Chinese and Portuguese heritages embraced in arrays of modernized architecture. After hotel pick up, we'll transfer you to Macau Ferry Terminal for departure to Macau. Upon arrival, sightseeing tour begins with certain World Heritages Sites including section of the Old City Walls, Na Tcha Temple, Mount Fortress and Temple of A-ma.
We will first visit the landmark of Macau – Ruins of St. Paul's Roman Catholic Church. The church was built in 1602 and burned by fire in 1835. Miraculously, fine art of carving and statues can be seen on the surviving facade.
After visiting those famous sightseeing attractions, in the late afternoon you will enjoy the must-see water-based show –“The House of Dancing Water”. After the show, you'll have the chance to experience Macau's newest integrated resort with diverse entertainment – City of Dreams.
Points of interest/ itinerary
Ruins of St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church (World Heritage): Ruins of St. Paul’s Roman Catholic Church is a must-go attraction in Macau.
NA TCHA TEMPLE (World Heritage)
SECTION OF THE OLD CITY WALLS (World Heritage)
MUSEUM OF MACAU(N.B. Museum of Macau is closed on Monday. It will be replaced by visiting Maritime Museum on Monday tours).
MOUNT FORTRESS (World Heritage).
TEMPLE OF A-MA (World Heritage).
MACAU TOWER(Admission on own expenses).
CASINO: Casinos in Macau offer a large variety of casino games that give versatile entertainment to visitors.
The world's largest, most spectacular water-based show - "The House of Dancing Water" was created and directed by Franco Dragone. It is an epic spectacular story transcends through time and space.
Explora las maravillas de Hong Kong con esta excursión de día completo repleta de belleza natural, cultura local y compras. Nos detendremos en algunos de los lugares más espectaculares de toda la ciudad, así que, no olvides tu cámara y únete a nosotros en un viaje que no olvidarás.
La excursión comienza con un viaje en el tranvía Peak. Este tranvía, dispuesto exclusivamente para nosotros, nos llevará muy por encima de la ciudad para visitar el Victoria Peak. En el camino pasaremos junto a elevados rascacielos hasta llegar a la cumbre, donde gozaremos de una vista fantástica de esta extraordinaria ciudad. La que antaño fuera un antiguo pueblo de pescadores, es hoy en día la cosmopolita Hong Kong, un lugar donde las montañas se encuentran con el mar. Desde la Sky Terrace disfrutarás de unas impresionantes vistas panorámicas, con la metrópolis a tus pies. Después descenderemos para emprender el camino hacia el Aberdeen Fishing Village, un pueblo tradicional de pescadores. Aquí podrás conocer las modestas raíces de Hong Kong.
Admiraremos la serenidad de los días de antaño, mientras nos hacemos una idea de cómo era aquella forma de vida más simple. Si lo deseas, puedes hacerte a la mar en un sampán para vivir una experiencia tradicional. Por último, dispondremos de tiempo para pasear y comprar coloridos productos locales en el Stanley Market. En esta ciudad, conocida por sus increíbles centros comerciales, encontrarás una amplia variedad de artículos y souvenirs. Seda, ilustraciones, ropa o joyería; definitivamente hay cosas para todos los gustos. Podrás contemplar los delicados trabajos que se ofrecen en la Sui Luen Jewellery Company, mientras contemplas brillantes diamantes y piezas artesanales de oro. Para terminar puedes disfrutar de una fantástica cena bufet a bordo del Harbour Cruise Bauhinia, conocido como una sinfonía de luces.
Hong Kong te ofrece los frutos de la generosa naturaleza, sus sencillos orígenes y una modernidad incomparable. Descúbrelo todo mientras disfrutas de un día en esta dinámica ciudad portuaria.
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