Hong Kong Harbour Nights
Overview
Hong Kong's famous skyline — all neon, glass, and mountains — looks stunning from every angle: from the Peak tram, from the Star Ferry crossing Victoria Harbour, from the Symphony of Lights show reflected in the water. This 4-day city break dives into the heady mix of East-meets-West culture that makes Hong Kong unique — Michelin-starred dim sum, century-old temples, island hikes, and neighbourhood street markets.
Package Features
Iconic cable car ride with harbour panorama.
Classic harbour crossing from Kowloon to HK Island.
Guided yum cha at a traditional teahouse.
Big Buddha & Ngong Ping cable car.
Include Features
- 3 nights 4-star hotel in Tsim Sha Tsui
- Breakfast daily
- Peak Tram tickets
- Star Ferry day pass
- Ngong Ping cable car (Lantau)
- Dim sum guided lunch
- Airport transfers
- Octopus card for metro travel
Excluded Features
- International flights
- Evening meals (except one group dinner)
- Personal shopping
- Travel insurance
Tour Itinerary
Day 1 Arrive Hong Kong
- Airport Express to hotel
- Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront walk
- Symphony of Lights (8pm nightly show)
- Welcome dinner at Temple Street Night Market
Day 2 HK Island Highlights
- Star Ferry crossing to Central
- Victoria Peak tram & Sky Terrace 428
- Soho neighbourhood lunch
- Sheung Wan antique market
- Central-Mid-Levels Escalator
Day 3 Lantau & Kowloon
- Ngong Ping Cable Car & Tian Tan Big Buddha
- Po Lin Monastery lunch
- Return to Kowloon
- Mong Kok street markets (Ladies\' Market, Sneaker Street)
- Group farewell dinner
Day 4 Departure
- Dim sum breakfast
- Free morning in Causeway Bay
- Airport Express & flight home
Payment Policy
- 25% deposit required
- Balance due 30 days before departure
Refund Policy
- 30+ days: deposit forfeited
- 0–29 days: 50% of total
Policy & Important Terms
- HK is visa-free for most nationalities up to 90 days
- Octopus card useful for all transit
- Spring and Autumn are ideal seasons (cool, clear skies)
Most Booked
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Hong Kong expensive?
Hotels and fine dining are pricey, but street food, taxis, and MTR transport are very affordable. We balance the budget well in this package.
Is there anything to do on Hong Kong Island for free?
Many things! Tram rides along the north shore (only HK$3), ferry views, markets, temples, and the Escalator all cost very little.