Things to do in Hong Kong SAR
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Hong Kong: Open Top Hop-On Hop-Off Bus 3 Routes & FerryYou’ll feel Hong Kong’s pulse from an open-top seat as you glide past temples and neon-lit markets, hopping off for egg tarts or quiet moments on the Star Ferry. With three flexible routes and local audio commentary, every stop feels like its own little adventure.
Private Hong Kong Walking Tour: Personalized with a Local GuideA private walking tour of Hong Kong customized to your interests, with a licensed local guide who meets you at your accommodation and builds the itinerary around what you want to explore. You fill out a Personalization Form after booking so the guide can plan ahead; the tour runs 2 to 8 hours depending on the option you choose, and uses public transport or walking to move between sites. Food, drinks and attraction tickets are separate.Is it for me?Pick the longer option if you want to eat at neighborhood spots and linger in each area; choose the shorter version if you're squeezing this into a packed schedule or targeting specific sites.
Hong Kong: Kowloon Caged Homes Walking Tour & Sham Shui Po StoriesYou’ll walk through Sham Shui Po with a local guide, step inside real caged homes and subdivided flats, hear firsthand stories about Hong Kong’s housing crisis, and meet advocates working for change. This tour isn’t polished — it’s raw and real, with moments that might stick with you long after you leave.
Tin Hau Food Tour Hong Kong: 7+ Local Tastings with GuideA three-hour food tour of Hong Kong's Tin Hau neighborhood with a live English-speaking guide, stopping at hidden local restaurants and street vendors for seven or more tastings of beef brisket soup, roasted goose, dim sum, local sweets and a secret dish. The tour involves a fair amount of walking through the area; comfortable shoes are essential. You choose between a private tour or a shared group experience.Is it for me?Book the private option if you want the guide's full attention and the flexibility to linger at stops that interest you; choose the shared group tour if you'd rather split the cost and meet other travelers eating their way through the same neighborhood.
Hong Kong Street Food Tour in Sheung Wan: 7 Courses, 3 HoursA 3-hour street food tour of Sheung Wan, Hong Kong's historic quarter, with a professional local guide leading small groups through dried seafood markets, noodle stalls, dim sum spots and cha chaan tengs. You taste 10+ dishes—har gow, char siu, egg tarts, wonton noodles, egg waffles and herbal tea—and learn how each one emerged from the city's reinvention after the 1953 Korean War embargo. The tour involves a moderate amount of walking and is not suitable for vegetarians. Children from age 3 are welcome; infants sit on an adult's lap.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided walk through Sheung Wan's dried seafood trade and labor history paired with stops at working cha chaan tengs and noodle stalls where locals eat—rather than piecing together food spots on your own across the city.
Hong Kong Island Food Tour: Michelin-Recommended StopsA half-day food tour of Hong Kong Island for groups of up to 9 people, led in English, that takes you through Sheung Wan and Central to taste dim sum, wonton noodle soup, roast pork rice, milk tea and egg tart at family-run restaurants and local shops. Your guide shares the history behind each dish and the neighborhoods where locals actually eat, and the tour includes a ride on the historic Hong Kong Tramways.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste five full dishes rather than samples across Hong Kong Island's neighborhoods—your guide navigates the route while you focus on eating, perfect for a first-time visitor with a free morning.
Hong Kong Food Tour: 6 tastings in Central & Sheung WanYou walk through Central and Sheung Wan with a local guide, stopping at six food spots for dim sum, noodles, drinks and dessert. You'll see Man Mo Temple, Hollywood Road and the world's longest outdoor escalator, plus the wet market where locals shop. Groups max out at twelve, and all tastings and water are included. Book with any dietary needs noted upfront.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat without figuring out which alleys to walk down or what to order — the guide and the fixed stops do that work, and the small group size means you're not herded through.
Hong Kong Central: Walking Tour with Local Stories & Man Mo TempleYou’ll feel Hong Kong shift beneath your feet as you walk from colonial courthouses to incense-filled temples with a local guide who shares real family stories. Try hands-on rituals at Man Mo Temple, ride the world’s longest outdoor escalator, and leave with insider food tips—and maybe a new way of seeing this city.
Full-Day Macau Tour from Hong Kong: Ruins, Temple & TowerA full-day guided tour departing Hong Kong for Macau crosses the HZM Bridge and returns by ferry, visiting the Ruins of St. Paul's Church, Senado Square, the A-Ma Temple (a UNESCO World Heritage site built in 1488), and the 338-meter Macau Tower. Hotel pickup and drop-off, an English-speaking guide, buffet lunch at Macau Tower, and both bridge and ferry tickets are included; the tour runs 9 hours and suits travelers who want the main sights without organizing transport or entry separately.Is it for me?The HZM Bridge crossing and return ferry are arranged for you, which is what makes a full day of Macau's main sights possible without renting a car or navigating public transport between Hong Kong and Macau yourself.
Hong Kong: History Walking Tour with Street Food & EscalatorYou’ll wind through Hong Kong’s Central district with a local guide who shares family stories and city secrets. Ride the outdoor escalator, taste street food, breathe incense at Man Mo Temple, and feel how old and new collide here. Expect laughs, unexpected details, and a sense of how this city keeps rewriting itself.
Private Walking Tour Hong Kong: Custom Itinerary with Local GuideA private custom walking tour of Hong Kong pairs a native-speaking guide with a fully flexible itinerary you shape before and during the day. Choose a 5-hour, 6-hour, or 8-hour tour starting any time from 8 am to 6 pm, and the guide will weave together the sights that match your interests — whether that's Victoria Peak and the Star Ferry, neighborhood markets like Mong Kok or Ladies Market, temples such as Wong Tai Sin or Man Mo, or quieter spots like Sheung Wan and Cat Street. Hotel pickup and drop-off, public transport, and a professional guide in English, Cantonese, or Mandarin are included; children under 12 ride free.Is it for me?Book the 5-hour tour if you want a focused half-day hitting a few key neighborhoods without overcommitting your schedule. Choose the 6-hour option when you'd rather explore fewer areas more thoroughly — lingering in markets, temples, or a single district. The 8-hour full-day tour suits travelers who want to see both Hong Kong Island and cross to Kowloon, covering more ground and neighborhoods in one outing.
Aberdeen Fishing Village: Boat Tour & Floating MuseumYou board a teak boat for a 20-minute drift through Aberdeen Harbour with a multilingual audio guide, stop for photos at Tai Pak Floating Restaurant, then tour the Aberdeen Houseboat floating museum with its fishing artifacts and photo-friendly modern installations. Lunch options (sampan boat noodles or seafood) depend on your package choice. The whole experience keeps groups small and moves at a pace that lets you actually absorb what you're seeing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see how Hong Kong's fishing community actually lived without spending hours arranging boats, translations, or meals separately—the fixed itinerary and small groups mean you move at a pace where the details stick, not blur past.
Kowloon: Michelin Street Food & Markets Walking TourYou walk through three working neighborhoods in Kowloon with a local guide, stopping at 7–9 food stalls including two Michelin Bib Gourmand spots. You taste rice rolls, wonton noodles, egg tarts, and regional specialties like snake soup, plus one drink per person. The tour runs 4 hours, stays under 8 people, and finishes in Yau Ma Tei at the historic Wholesale Fruit Market and Tin Hau Temple.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat where locals eat and understand how a neighborhood actually works, rather than follow a tourist route. The small group size and fixed itinerary mean you're not negotiating where to go or waiting in line at a famous restaurant — the guide handles the timing and the access.
Hong Kong Peak Tram & Dim Sum Tour: Skip lines, sunset cruise includedYou ride the Peak Tram with priority boarding to Victoria Peak and Lion's Point View Pavilion; walk through Old Town Central's antique shops, temples and heritage sites; take the world's longest outdoor escalator through the district; enjoy a sunset cruise on Victoria Harbour; and finish with dim sum tasting at a Michelin-starred restaurant. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included, and the afternoon departure means you can sleep in.Is it for me?This tour suits travelers who want Hong Kong's main sights—the Peak, the harbor, the old district—without arranging transport, tickets or reservations themselves. The fixed afternoon schedule and included meals mean you show up at your hotel and the day unfolds on time.
Lantau Island: Big Buddha, Crystal Cabin & Tai O Tour PickupYou’ll glide above Hong Kong’s forests in a crystal cabin cable car, skip long lines to stand beneath the Big Buddha, eat a simple lunch at Po Lin Monastery, and cruise past stilt houses in Tai O fishing village—all with a local guide who brings it to life. Expect small surprises along the way and moments that linger after you return.
Lantau Island: Big Buddha & Tai O Fishing Village TourYou ride the Ngong Ping 360 cable car above Lantau's coastline, enter the Big Buddha and explore Po Lin Monastery, then visit a quiet temple away from crowds before heading to Tai O fishing village. The tour includes meeting fishermen in their stilt homes and free time to wander the village. Transportation between all stops and the cable car ticket are included; the five-hour option is the one that gets you inside the stilt houses.Is it for me?Best for travelers who want to see beyond the main Buddha statue and understand how Lantau transformed from a quiet island into a tourist destination, plus get inside a working fishing community rather than just walk past it.
Hong Kong City Tour: Mercedes-Benz Private Custom RouteA private Mercedes-Benz tour of Hong Kong SAR with a driver and English-speaking guide lets you customize the stops to match your interests, starting from any Kowloon location. The 4.5-hour tour includes transportation, gas, tolls, bottled water, and ten digital photos; you choose the attractions—SoHo's street art, Man Mo Temple, Stanley Market, Victoria Peak, or the Goldfish Market—or consult with the driver on the day itself. Pickup from Hong Kong Island, Tin Shui Wai, Tseung Kwan O, Discovery Bay, or Tung Chung carries an additional charge. Groups larger than five need two vehicles.Is it for me?The fixed 4.5-hour window means you can fit a full afternoon or morning into a free slot without committing to a full day, and the customizable route lets you skip the attractions that don't interest you—you only pay for the car and the stops you actually want to make.
Hong Kong Private Sightseeing Tour: Six Highlights Local DriverA private sightseeing tour of Hong Kong with a local driver-guide who covers six city highlights—Victoria Peak, Stanley Market, Man Mo Temple, the Tai Tam reservoir, Repulse Bay and the historic tram—in six hours without waiting on group schedules. Hotel pickup and drop-off are included from select locations, and you choose your start time, vehicle size (5 or 7 seater) and guide language (English or Cantonese).Is it for me?Travel through six Hong Kong landmarks—from Aberdeen fishing village to Stanley Market—in a private vehicle on your schedule, with your driver-guide's local insight woven throughout.
Hong Kong: 10 Street Food Tastings & Markets with Local GuideYou'll taste 10 local dishes across three neighborhoods — from wet market to dai pai dong — guided by someone who grew up eating this way. The tour includes entry to markets, all tastings, and a walk through the Central–Mid-Levels escalator system, with vegetarian options available. You'll finish knowing how locals actually eat in Hong Kong, not just what tourists are told to try.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat the way Hong Kongers actually do — in markets, at lunch counters, at street stalls — rather than at restaurants designed for visitors. A private guide means the pace is yours and the food is real, not curated for a group.
Hong Kong: Private City Tour Western Market, Man Mo Temple & SoHoYou’ll walk Hong Kong’s oldest markets with a local guide, taste street snacks you’ve never heard of, watch incense swirl inside Man Mo Temple, and ride the world’s longest outdoor escalator up to lively SoHo—all with real stories along the way. You might leave with new flavors on your tongue or just a new way of seeing the city.
