Hong Kong Island

Discover Hong Kong, also known as the “fragrant harbor” in Cantonese, on a private customizable tour. This bustling metropolis can be difficult to navigate for newcomers. With the help of your professional local guide, hack the city's transportation system and get to know an authentic side to the city.  Choose from a 2, 4, or 8-hour tour. Arrange to meet your guide at the location of your choice and embark on a fascinating journey together through the city. This private tour allows you to choose the sights and activities you want to experience in advance, without wasting time on those you’d rather skip. Your guide will craft the best schedule for you based on your location and personal interests.

Eat your way through Hong Kong's culinary scene on a private food tour. Go on a delicious journey as you try 10 of the best food items beloved by the locals: from savory to sweet and local drinks; this tour leaves every foodie satisfied. Enjoy a bite of the ultimate classics like Dimsum and Pineapple buns and taste them in their authentic, local flavor. Each tasting is typical of the local cuisine and hand-picked by your local guide passionate about food.  Visit Central Escalator, Dried Food Street, and Slab Stone Street, plus other remarkable spots in between food stops, and learn about their history and cultural relevance from your knowledgeable guide. 

Discover Hong Kong's spectacular urban nature on this guided hike. Meet your guide and the rest of your group at Shau Kei Wan MTR station and head to the trailhead. You'll be in a small group in order to guarantee a personalized experience. This tour is perfect at any time of year and in most weather conditions. Navigating the undulating ridge that gives this classic hike its name, climb gently skyward across tree-lined trails and winding mountain paths. Discover the history and background behind the region from your guide. As you slowly mount the trail, be rewarded with sensational bird’s-eye views of Hong Kong island, including the famous Dragon’s Back itself as seen from up above. From there, descend down to the white sands and turquoise waters of Tai Long Wan (Big Wave Bay). Enjoy free time to relax on the beach, grab lunch nearby, or don a swimsuit and hop into the water before heading back with your guide to the metro station.

Enjoy access to Hong Kong’s open-top sightseeing bus tour routes and see all of the city’s iconic landmarks and places at your own pace. Your pass allows you to hop on and off on 3 different sightseeing tour routes through Kowloon and Hong Kong Island. Travel along the Hong Kong Island route, known as the Red Route, explore the Blue Route of Kowloon, and take the Green Route through Stanley. Take a complimentary Star Ferry ride and use a fast-track ticket to the Peak Tram.  Plan your day and visit the sites that you wish to see, from Victoria Harbor to Victoria Peak and glamorous shopping malls, where your complimentary rewards booklet, with substantial retail, leisure, and dining discounts, will come in handy.

Marvel colonial Hong Kong stories in this 2-hour walking tour, which will take you to the awarded revitalised heritage and cultural area of Tai Kwun, the complex of the former Central Police Station, former Central Magistracy and Victoria Prison.. Meet at the Central MTR Station, your professional guide will take you to the Tai Kwun area with the first stop being the former Central Police Station. The newly restored police station features approximately 16 historic buildings, all within close range of each other while learning interesting facts about how British as a minority rules the locals. You can find the elements of both the East and the West. After exploring the police station, move on to the former Central Magistracy. Snap a photo or two by its imposing facade and take it its Greek-revival style architecture. The day's history lesson will wrap up by visiting Victoria Prison, the first and longest-running prison to date in Hong Kong, where housed the national father of Vietnam - Ho Chi Minh in the past. Learn the colonial court system and take photos inside the cells, experiencing as a prisoner!

On this journey, you’ll be taken to landmarks that embody each era of the floating village in Aberdeen Harbor. Dive deeper into the harbor’s history with expert commentary provided by audio guide. Be transported through the area’s past and present, to experience the way of life of local fishermen. Glide through the harbor on a sampan boat. Visit a replica of a traditional houseboat to experience what it was like to live on water. See fishermen traversing the waters, hear the waves crashing against the sides of the houseboat, and taste the salty air on your tongue with this one-of-a-kind trip. Select the lunch option to enjoy a local dish of noodles onboard the traditional boat, before returning to shore.

This tour takes you to Tin Hau area, situated at the heart of the city. Having a perfect contrast of busy city life with quiet neighborhoods, the area serves various kinds of local cuisines and is most popular for Beef brisket & Roasted goose dishes. During the three and a half hour tour, your Hong Kong gastronomy guide will take you and your family or friends to experience the local life with visits to temples, a traditional paper shop and old market stores where you can broaden your horizons with unimaginable surprises. You will find yourself in love with the city, and an activity definitely ticked from your bucket list. Be sure to start with a huge appetite, as you will get to devour a full range of food delights that include Hong Kong renowned Beef brisket with soup & rice noodle, Shanghai pan-fried mini pork bun, Roasted Goose with rice & plum sauce, and seasonal fruits (Ginseng fruit; Wax apple, etc). Also included are local beloved sweets and drinks from a traditional Tea & Milk House, Dim Sum from a local Chinese restaurant, and the Delicious Mystery Secret Dish.

If there’s one thing all travel guides recommend visiting while in Hong Kong, it's Victoria Peak, known locally as The Peak, the best viewing point on Hong Kong Island with incredible views of the city. Experience The Peak in a special way with this private guided hike to the top with a local English-speaking guide. Begin your tour by meeting your guide at the Central MTR Station Exit B. Set off at a gentle pace up the trail with your guide, who will stop along the way to point out scenic views or to share an interesting anecdote or two about the city. On the trail to the top of the mountain, see some of the most expensive houses in the world with historical values in Hong Kong. After approximately 1.5 hours of hiking, you'll reach the summit of The Peak. Whip out a camera and take mementos of the panoramic cityscape near the Lion's Pavilion. Feel free to explore the nearby shops and restaurants, visit Madame Tussauds Hong Kong, or even take The Peak tram to cap off your trip. You can also select the tram ticket option back to Central.

Tai Hang is a a unique community with long history where you can find the traces of an ancient Hakka village situated at the outer edge of the trendiest shopping area of Causeway Bay. Tai Hang is a neighborhood filled with great food, culture and the architecture of different periods.  Your guide is a culture guru who grew up in Tai Hang and has researched the community in a painstaking manner. From history to livelihood, you will hear the most intriguing Tai Hang stories, and learn about the secret menus of certain restaurants on this tour.  Learn about the evolution of Hong Kong dinning with food tastings. The food is hand-picked local delights. Try BBQ pork, cart-noodles, deep fried dough in rice sheet roll, Dai Pai Dong milk tea and frozen drinks and visit a Chinese bakery. Make the tour perfect with a free Hong Kong craft beer at Second Draft, a gastro style pub.  

Meet your expert, English-speaking guide at the Central MTR station and make your way to the Police Married Quarters (PMQ). Explore this creative design hub and learn about its transformation from a school that provided Western education to Chinese students back in the 1880s, to Queen's College, and finally into the police quarters in 1951.  After the PMQ, check out the Dr. Sun Yat-sen Museum and learn about the legacy that still shapes Hong Kong today.   Finally, the tour wraps up with a visit to Tai Kwun, the historic central police station compound. Wander through the heritage storytelling spaces, thematic exhibitions, and imposing architecture while learning fun facts from your guide.