Cruse Central Hong Kong

OPTIONAL TOURS
Rates quoted are Net in Hong Kong Dollars, based on SEAT-IN-COACH.
Full cancellation will be applied if bookings cancelled 7days prior to tour departure date
HK01 – Hong Kong Island Tour HK$240 per person

Operate: AM Daily 0900-1300

Hong Kong Island is bursting at the seams with a mixture of ancient eastern mystique, high-tech commerce and cosmopolitan lifestyles. This tour reveals all of these facets and more. The first stop is Victoria Peak which, rising 544m above sea-level, offers a spectacular view of hustle and bustle of this extraordinary city. From Victoria Peak, we proceed downhill past delightful tropical forests and along the coastal road to Repulse Bay. Located on the Island, this seaside resort is one of Hong Kong most popular beaches. Just around the corner is Stanley Market where silk designer clothing, hand-painted porcelain and souvenir items overflow from the shops onto the narrow lanes. Shopping at Stanley Market is always fun and there are many bargains to be found. The final stop on the tour is Aberdeen where traditional Chinese values and ancient customs are easily observed. Once a small fishing village, Aberdeen is now a thriving town best known for the many junks, houseboats and floating restaurants.

HK02 – One Day Shekou/Guangzhou China Tour HK$1,180

Operate: AM Daily 0645-1945 Depart from Hotel you are staying

Depart from hotel for a 50 minu...

Kai Tak Cruise Terminal Hong Kong
Foundation stone laid at new cruise terminal in Hong Kong

A foundation stone laying ceremony, attended by the Chief Executive of HKSAR, senior government officials and representatives of the architects Foster + Partners and Dragages team, has been held today to mark the start of construction of the new Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong. Reinventing the site of the former Kai Tak airport as one of the world’s foremost cruise terminals, the project will create a sustainable new gateway to the city and a major entertainment destination for residents.

The site on the south-western tip of the old runway has dramatic unobstructed views of the eastern entrance to Hong Kong harbour, framing both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. The terminal has a large, rectangular footprint and is arranged over three main levels, punctuated by four atria that draw daylight deep inside the building. A pedestrian promenade rises up through the terminal and opens onto a large public roof garden, with open and sheltered spaces for picnics, outdoor dining and more formal events such as wedding banquets, all set against the stunning backdrop of the city.

The terminal will have the capacity to disembark a total of 8,400 passengers and 1,200 crew and its design also anticipates the demands of a new generation of larger cruise liners currently being designed. The spacious interior, which spans 70 metres, is highly flexible – t...