Stroll through the Sheung Wan district’s PoHo and SoHo neighborhoods in search of the perfect dessert on this 2.5-hour walking tour of Hong Kong. With a foodie guide who has insider knowledge on the city's best sweets, you'll sample 10 treats at half a dozen local venues including restaurants, dessert shops and boutique cafes. This small-group tour limited to 12 provides a personalized experience with fellow dessert lovers.
Join us on this small group hiking tour of Hong Kong, you will explore nature, culture and food all together. Hike in the nature to see unique fish ponds landscape and wetlands. Embrace the culture on heritage walking centuries-old villages, ancestral halls. Meet the earliest clan settlers in Hong Kong. Don't forget to indulge in yum cha and have delicious dim sum for lunch.
Join us on this small group hiking tour of Hong Kong, you will explore nature, culture and food all together beneath the Kowloon Peak. Hiking trail that leads you to the peak of Kowloon Peninsula, enjoy a surrounding view of the city from the mountain top. Heritage walk give you true experience of local's daily life. Enjoy authentic Hong Kong style breakfast at local cha chaan teng (tea restaurant) and dine in dim sum.
Travel back in time to the Hong Kong 1967 Leftist riots, when pro-communist tensions fueled by China’s Cultural Revolution sparked massive demonstrations in the city against British colonial rule. During this 2-hour walking tour, you’ll visit leftist strongholds such as schools, department stores and bookstores — sites of propaganda, protest and arrest — and learn about the violent uprising of labor unions and student groups that clashed against the Hong Kong Police Force. This small-group tour is limited to 12 people for a more personalized experience with a knowledgeable guide.
Small group food tour of Hong Kong island. 5 foodie stops in 4 hours. Try authentic Hong Kong yum cha (dim sum), wonton noodle soup, traditionally roasted meat, milk tea and the famous egg tart in local restaurants. Hong Kong food is primarily Cantonese cuisine but with some small key differences which reflect the city's mixed British and Chinese heritage. On this tour we learn about the history of food in Hong Kong, from the traditional flavor from Guangzhou to the interesting western crossover cuisine that started popping up in the 1950's as local chefs tried to produce cheap versions of British and Western favourites.
This 3-hour introductory tour of Hong Kong provides visitors with a comprehensive overview in the afternoon. Start with a ferry ride from Tsim Sha Tsui, followed by a walk through the Central district before proceeding to Sheung Wan. Enjoy skyscraper views from Victoria Harbour, stand on the 55th floor of Two IFC, and visit a temple. This small-group tour limited to 12 people is mostly done on foot, but you’ll also ride the Central–Mid-Levels escalator and a double-decker tram.
The Ma Shi Chau special site of the Hong Kong Global Geopark has some of the oldest rocks in Hong Kong, estimated at 400 million years of age. This small group tour will explore the geological history of this area, and learn about the processes that caused it all to take shape.
Visit two great waterfalls, a river full of potholes, abandoned villages, mangroves, see the red rocks of Hung Shek Mun and the Devil's Fist, and more. This is a mostly easy walk which does includes some challenges such as walking through a river bed. It ends in Sam A Tsuen, abandoned but for the restaurant that opens on weekends. The return to civilization is by thrilling speed boat ride.
Hoi Ha Wan marine park is well known for it's crystal clear and calm waters, and has some of Hong Kong's largest coral colonies. It is a great place for kayaking and snorkeling. Join this tour to see the colorful underwater world of corals and fish, crabs, sea stars, and much more. All set against a beautiful backdrop of the forested shorelines of Hoi Ha Wan.
Explore the wondrous world of ponds and waterfalls. See some of the best waterfalls of Hong Kong, and trek over a river bed to see more waterfalls, tranquil ponds, and the many animals that live there. There is no need to get wet, but the big ponds at the end of the trek are mighty tempting!
A relaxed boat tour off Sai Kung by traditional wooden sampan. Enjoy the natural scenery of the Hong Kong Geopark, including the peculiar pineapple bun rocks and a stunning sea arch, and visit the culturally interesting salt making island of Yim Tin Tsai.
Sharp Island has one of Hong Kong's major coral colonies, and is part of the Hong Kong Global Geopark of China. Enjoy the underwater world just a short swim offshore, and check out the interesting above water world of the local Geopark site. Access to the island is by sampan ferry.
Visit the famous hexagonal rock columns of the Hong Kong Global Geopark, walk through a sea arch, and see a sea cave up close. After lunch at a seaside restaurant the tour continues by traditional sampan to see another sea arch and to visit Sharp Island, also part of the Hong Kong Global Geopark.
Watch the Hong Kong Skyline sunset in Hong Kong while sipping a glass of wine with admission to the sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck. Located in the tallest building in Hong Kong, the International Commerce Centre (ICC), sky100 provides sweeping views of the city skyline and Victoria Harbour. After taking the high-speed double-decker elevator up to the 100th floor in just 60 seconds, relax with wine in hand and marvel at the 360-degree vista of the city below.
An adventurous night walk along Hok Tau Reservoir and Sha Lo Tung abandoned village. Look for night time wildlife such as fireflies and bats, and listen to the concert of insects. At the end of the trip, be surprised by a wonderful view of the city lights of the high rises of Tai Po and Ma On Shan new towns.
Go watch the fireflies in Tai Po Kau nature reserve. Enjoy their flashing lights and listen to the concert given by other insects in the night sky. Experience nature after dark with experienced professional guide.
The remote Ninepin Islands have some of the most dramatic landscapes of Hong Kong. Exposed to ocean waves and winds, these rocky outcrops are also part of the Hong Kong Global Geopark, showcasing some of the largest of the famous hexagonal rock columns.This tour makes use of a speed boat to access this area, includes on-shore visits to two two largest islands of the archipelago and a tour along some of the best sights of the Hong Kong Global Geopark.
Become an expert in Cantonese cuisine on a Hong Kong food tour that explores Kowloon's most authentic restaurants, markets and food stalls. Led by an expert guide, you'll venture far from the tourist haunts to eat at local gems in Hong Kong's working-class Jordan district. Learn about the history and traditions of Chinese food as you dig into delicious dishes while seated next to the locals in eateries where the surroundings are basic and the food sublime. The menu is up to you, so you can try as much or as little as you like. This small-group tour is limited to 12 participants, ensuring that you'll have the guide's full attention.
