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Cheung Chau Island literally translated means "Long Island". This island is located about 12 kilometres south west of Hong Kong Island and communites here commute daily to Hong Kong Island and Kowloon for school and for work.

Cheung Chau is totally pedestrianised and locals here rely on bicycles to get around the island. Cheung Chau is rich in history and culture and there is lots to learn on this interesting tour of this outer island. Return ferry to Cheung Chau Island, Visit Pak She Street and San Hing Street, Tung Wan Beach, hide of Cheung Po Tsai, Tin HauPak Tai Temple and dim sum lunch

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.

Discover the rich blend of Chinese and colonial history of Hong Kong with a hop on – hop off bus tour. See all the famous sights and landmarks from an open-top double-decker bus and enjoy a drive through Kowloon, Hong Kong Island or Stanley.

HIGHLIGHTS:

* Three exciting routes and three different neighbourhoods
* Easy and comfortable way to explore Hong Kong
* Commentary in different languages

A hop on – hop off bus tour is by far the most relaxing and enjoyable way to see a city as big as Hong Kong. Learn about the city’s history with recorded commentary in a variety of languages and see main attractions and landmarks pass you by. Choose from the following three routes, each taking in a different neighbourhood.

Itinerary and stops
Hong Kong Island (Red Route): Central Star Ferry Pier 7 (IFC shopping mall & Star ferry), Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center (HKCEC & Golden Bauhinia Flower), Causeway bay SOGO, Park Lane Hotel, Wan Chai computer centre, Peak Tram (The peak & Madame Tussauds HK), Mid-Level Escalator (Queen’s road & Central Market), Man Mo Temple and Lan Kwai Fong & SOHO (Fringe Club, dining and nightlife).

Stanley (Green Route): Peak Tram (The peak & Madame Tussauds HK), Ocean Park, Aberdeen (Jumbo Floating restaurant & Sampan Ride), Repulse Bay (Repulse Bay Beach & Tin Hau Temple) and Stanley (Stanley Market & Murray House).

Kowloon (Blue Route): Tsim Sha Tsui East Promenade (Star Ferry, Avenue of Stars & Museums), The Peninsula (The Peninsula, DFS Galleria & ISQUARE), Langham Place (Ladies Market & Sport Wear Street), Temple Street (Tin Hau Temple, Jade Market and Night Market), SKY100 (SKY100, The Element & ICC), Hankow Road (1881 Heritage, Harbour City & Canton Road) and Mody Road (DFS Galleria & Science Museum).

Aunque famosa y cautivadora durante el día, la línea del horizonte de Hong Kong es simplemente embriagadora de noche. Sumérgete en el espectáculo brillante de Victoria Harbour en la oscuridad mientras te sientas y te relajas en un barco de estilo chino. Tendrás la atalaya perfecta para ver algunos de los monumentos más famosos de Hong Kong, como el Centro Internacional de Comercio, IFC two, el Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, la sede el HSBC y la Bank of China Tower.

Navegando en dirección a West Kowloon encontrarás el Yaumati Typhoon Shelter, el principal punto de anclaje para los barcos de pescadores locales y remolcadores, y la Stonecutters Island, antigua base de la Royal Navy. Este magnífico puerto de aguas profundas ha sido durante mucho tiempo un puerto seguro para buques de tierras lejanas, así como los que se dedican al cabotaje en la región del Delta del río Perla en el sur de China.

Encuentra una de las adiciones más recientes de Hong Kong, el espectacular puente de Stonecutters. Esta hazaña de la ingeniería es el segundo puente suspendido más largo del mundo, uniendo la ciudad con el nuevo aeropuerto internacional de Hong Kong. Bajo el puente se encuentra el Kwai Chung Container Port, el tercero mayor de su tipo en el mundo. Disfruta de una vista de primera de las bulliciosas instalaciones portuarias de Hong Kong, incluyendo el manejo de la carga de los buques portacontenedores y los barcos fluviales.

Podrás verlo todo mientras el sol se pone y la ciudad cobra vida. Devora el imponente esplendor del horizonte de Hong Kong y conecta con el pulso de esta ciudad vibrante y dinámica al atardecer.

Let us ease you into a magical day at your favorite Hong Kong attraction with a luxurious fleet of transfer vehicles. No need to deal with the stress of public transportation when these comfortable Toyota Alphards with a professional chauffeur service will deliver you directly to or from your hotel and Disneyland, Ocean Park, Ngong Ping 360 or The Peak. With vehicles suitable for up to six passengers, it really is the most convenient choice for families and groups planning a day at one of the best attractions in Hong Kong.

Come and experience Hong Kong from the air on Heliservices' MD902 helicopter. Private helicopter tours seat up to 6 passengers with flights departing from either the Peninsula Hong Kong, Tsim Sha Tsui or the Wanchai Heliport, next to the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre and Golden Bauhinia Square. 15-minute private helicopter tour with pilot commentary.
A tour around Hong Kong Island with a view of the famous Victoria Harbour skyline, down and around the beaches and bays of South Hong Kong Island.

On this Hong Kong city tour, you’ll venture into both the rich and poor communities to learn about the areas’ development, as well as the cultures of those who call these districts home. You’ll look at some legacies of the British colonial period and learn how the city is revitalising its heritage buildings, as well as the public’s quest to promote local arts and culture.

Your Hong Kong tour will lead you to the posh Kowloon Tong through a big recreation ground and park, which acts as a buffer from the hustle and bustle of urban Kowloon. Here you’ll discover many quaint streets – and expensive cars. This is a luxury neighbourhood, home to affluent locals, with whooping real estate price tags.

From there, you’ll visit what was once the biggest shopping mall in Hong Kong. Find out why so many shoppers lose their sense of direction and just let their shopping instinct take over amid the more than 200 shops and restaurants.

You’ll then explore the other side of the city, an area that’s home to social housing and charity organisations. Yet despite the poverty, this district of Hong Kong is full of character and colour. As you explore, you’ll learn about the local government’s efforts to improve the community, and see sites such as the first generation of public housing in Hong Kong and a former factory turned into an art studio and exhibit space. You’ll find out why so many Hong Kongers are rediscovering this area, checking out its vibrant markets, electronics shopping malls, and the nearby Garment District. You’ll finish off your Hong Kong city tour on a treasure hunt through the city’s best known flea market.

Ven y celebra el Año Nuevo chino como hacen los lugareños con un emocionante día en el Hipódromo de Sha Tin.

DESTACAMOS:

* Un día en las carreras para recordar
* Incluye buffet y paquete de bienvenida con bono de apuestas
* Una celebración como ninguna

Contágiate del espíritu del Año Nuevo chino y sé testigo de la alegría y esplendor de una carrera de caballos de categoría mundial. Un día de diversión asegurada para añadir a tu calendario de celebraciones.

Observa cómo cobran vida las carreras de purasangres y el ambiente que te rodea se torna eléctrico. Desde el momento en que suena el silbato y la expectativa crece y crece, te descubrirás sumido en la emoción máxima. No sólo emociona a la mayoría de residentes altamente exigentes de Hong Kong al proporcionar entretenimiento de primera clase, sino que también es una gran atracción para dignatarios visitantes y turistas.

Tu día de carreras incluye un buffet internacional acompañado de bebidas ilimitadas durante el evento así como un paquete de bienvenida con un bono de apuestas de 30 dólares de Hong Kong, un programa de carreras oficial, descuento en la tienda de regalos de HKJC, orientación para las apuestas y una visita guiada por la puerta de salida de los caballos y el puesto de los ganadores.