Hong Kong Victoria Harbour Daily Shared Cruise (45-minute Journey)
Time:
Sunset 6:35PM-7:20PM
Light show 7:35PM-8:20PM
Night Views 8:35 PM - 9:20 PM
Night Tour 9:35 PM–10:20 PM
Note: The fireworks show is only available on select holidays. For details, please contact customer support.
Location: Tsim Sha Tsui Pier
Route: Kowloon Public Pier >>> K11 MUSEA >>> Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade >>> Hong Kong Coliseum >>> East Coast Park Precinct >>> Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter >>> Wan Chai Ferry Pier >>> Central Plaza >>> Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre >>> International Finance Centre >>> Central Ferris Wheel >>> Kowloon Public Pier
Booking time: Book at least 1 day in advance with full payment required
Introduction to Victoria Harbour:
Victoria Harbour is a breathtaking sight during the day, with its blue skies, white clouds, and crystal-clear waters, where small boats and massive cargo ships navigate harmoniously without interference. At night, it transforms into a dazzling spectacle of lights, creating the magnificent "Pearl of the Orient" skyline. For over a century, Victoria Harbour has played a role far beyond that of an ordinary port. Geographically and topographically, the area surrounding Victoria Harbour is the heart of Hong Kong. It is not only a vital natural resource for the city but also an integral part of daily life for Hong Kong residents, with millions crossing its waters between the northern and southern shores every day. Economically, it boasts one of the world's busiest container ports, bearing witness to Hong Kong's evolution in trade, commerce, and tourism. Culturally, Victoria Harbour and its surrounding developments, urban growth, anecdotes, news, controversies, and grand celebrations have profoundly shaped Hong Kong's history and cultural identity, continuously adding splendor and charm to this global metropolis. Key urban attractions like Central, Wan Chai, and Tsim Sha Tsui, once listed by *National Geographic* as one of the "50 Places of a Lifetime," captivate the world with their unique allure.
At night, the Victoria Harbour is brilliantly lit, with neon lights making Hong Kong even more dazzling. Board the cruise at the piers on Hong Kong Island or Kowloon side, and enjoy the night view of East Kowloon and the delicious food on board after arriving at the Kwun Tong Cruise Terminal. Then, admire the Symphony of Lights and the night view of Hong Kong Island over the waters off Wan Chai. During the Victoria Harbour cruise, take in the night scenery around the Wan Chai Convention and Exhibition Centre and Central area, and gaze at the night view of the Stonecutters Bridge and the International Commerce Centre over the waters off Yau Ma Tei. On the hazy sea at night, the lights on both shores twinkle like stars, accompanied by a gentle evening breeze. Whether it's a gathering with friends and family or a romantic date, the enchanting scenery is sure to add to the intoxication. Return to the Tsim Sha Tsui or Central Pier.
The 1-hour route passes by famous attractions such as the Hong Kong Observation Wheel, International Finance Centre, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, and International Commerce Centre, offering spectacular views along the way.
Booking Notice:
1. The total number of passengers cannot exceed the capacity (infants occupy seats)
2. Please contact sales to confirm the sailing schedule before booking to avoid affecting your trip.
3. The yacht booking is confirmed upon receipt of the prepayment, and the remaining balance must be paid in full before boarding.
4. If the sea trip is canceled due to force majeure factors such as weather, you can reschedule or receive a refund of the prepayment. If the cancellation is due to the customer's own reasons, the prepayment will not be refunded.
5. All passengers going to sea must carry the original valid ID.
