The Hong Kong Island is the most thriving place of the whole of Hong Kong and is also the seat of the Hong Kong Government bodies. On both sides of the streets, there are flourishing commercial towers and shopping centers, offices of the world famous financial bodies, shipping institutions and the headquarters of trade companies, and consulate of various countries and regions. The topography in the southern part of the Hong Kong Island is relatively low. The renowned Deep Water Bay and Repulse Bay are all located here, which are Hong Kong's mainly tourist area and residential quarters of the first class. Kowloon is one of the centers of industrial and commercial activities. The Victoria Harbour, one of the three natural deep water harbours of the world is situated between the Kowloon Peninsula and the Hong Kong Island. By utilizing the excellent advantages, Hong Kong has gradually developed into one of the world shipping centers.

In the commercial towers and shopping centers, you will find exquisite merchandise, a feast for the eyes. It looks as if international fairs of merchandise from various countries throughout the world were held here everyday.

Hong Kong's communications are highly developed, subway and ground railway, highway, undersea tunnels, motorway interchange, viaduct, ferry, airport and what not radiating in all directions, like a piece of huge network knitting the whole city together.

Hong Kong is a city for tourism, which is known as a fine place to visit for 'food, shopping, recreation and entertainment'. Every year there are several million tourists come to Hong Kong for visits and thousands of huge ships coming in and out of Hong Kong harbours and everyday there are hundreds of airplanes taking off and landing in Hong Kong international airport.

Renowned as one of the world's most sophisticated cities, Hong Kong is also a place where myths and legends inhabit mountain peaks, wooded valleys and farmlands. Hong Kong Island boasts award-winning architecture at the foot of Victoria Peak and a scenic coastline. Victoria Harbour is the perfect vantage point to view the coastal skyline. Kowloon Peninsula possesses some of the most interesting cityscapes in Asia. In the New Territories, rural areas and country parks are spread across massive mountain ranges, lush valleys and grassy hills. Explore it by day and embrace all it has to offer.

A “must do” for all first time visitors to Hong Kong. The tour stops at the fabled The Peak which overlooks the city's famous skyline, Victoria Harbour and the romantic South China Sea. Visit Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter and get a fascinating close-up look at the local fisherfolk and their boat community. The nearby world-famous floating restaurants are glamorous amidst all of the fishing boats. Enjoy the scenic coastal beauty of Deep Water Bay and Repulse Bay. Stanley Market is great for bargain-hunting or for a charming seaside escapade.

Set off on your own sightseeing adventure and discover the things that make this vibrant city such a unique place. Getting around is easy and there are some great Hong Kong walks you can take that will introduce you to the myriad sights and attractions this city has to offer. Hong Kong is also filled with great hiking and walking trails. Just beyond the bustling city is a patchwork of country parks teeming with flora and fauna. Get out and explore the hills and trails, waterways and mountain peaks and get acquainted with the green side of Hong Kong. You'll be amazed at what you find.

Joining a tour is one of the most convenient ways of enjoying all the exciting sights and sounds that Hong Kong has to offer. There are a myriad of tours to choose from. You can see the sights by day or night. There are harbour tours, tours to the outlying islands; fascinating culture & heritage tours. Explore the green side of Hong Kong with a hiking tour or a tour of Sai Kung, Hong Kong's "Back Garden". Join a unique tour to enjoy dolphinwatching or a kayaking trip for a distinctive experience! Don't miss the opportunity to visit some of the neighbouring Chinese cities that are sure to impress. If you're transiting Hong Kong and have only a few hours to spare, there are still plenty of things to do and see before you move on.

Hong Kong never sleeps. An energetic city at all hours, Hong Kong is the perfect place to enjoy an evening tour. Experience the very best nightlife with a romantic harbour cruise, a magnificent view of the glittering city or a feast at one of Hong Kong's notable seafood destinations or a restaurant with harbour view.

Whether you desire a romantic night in a cosy revolving restaurant atop one of the tallest buildings in Hong Kong admiring a dramatic view with millions of shimmering lights or want to hit the town, you’ll be able to find a tour to satisfy your every desire.

Victoria Harbour is one of the world's busiest and most impressive natural harbours. Hong Kong's striking coastline and the countless container vessels, junks, sampans and pleasure craft gliding around the harbour create an exciting view. The spectacular backdrop of Hong Kong Island's stunning skyline will fire your imagination as darkness falls and a dazzling neon cityscape emerges. Cruises set sail from piers on either side of Victoria Harbour.