Tung Chung Fort

We set off from Hong Kong Airport and headed to the first destination - Tung Chung Small Fort after gathering. Tung Chung Small Fort is a historic fortification located on Tung Chung Beach in the southwest of Hong Kong Island. This small fort was built in 1889 to protect the safety of Hong Kong waters.

Tsing Ma Bridge

Next, we will go to Tsing Ma Observation Deck. Located on top of a hill on Hong Kong Island, this observation deck is an ideal location to enjoy panoramic views of Hong Kong. After sightseeing, we will have a traditional dim sum breakfast in Hong Kong. Hong Kong is known for its rich and varied cuisine, and dim sum is a big part of it. For an authentic taste of Hong Kong, try traditional dim sum such as the famous quicksand buns, shrimp dumplings and siu mai.

Kowloon West Promenade

Next, we will go to the new landmark of Hong Kong - West Kowloon Waterfront Promenade. This is a major urban planning project in Hong Kong, connecting Hong Kong Island with Kowloon Island and providing a pleasant leisure space for residents and tourists.

Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck

Finally, we will board sky100, the highest observation deck in Hong Kong, located in the International Finance Centre. From here, you can enjoy a magnificent 360-degree view of Hong Kong, including Victoria Harbour, mountains and the bustling scene of the city. Whether it is day or night, it can bring you an unforgettable visual feast.

Sai Kung

Saigon World-Class Geopark is a nature reserve with a magnificent coastline and peculiar geological landscape. You can choose to visit Yan Tin Tsai or Kiu Tsui Island to enjoy the tranquil beaches, rocks and marine ecosystem.

Victoria Peak (The Peak)

After lunch, we will take the sixth-generation Peak Tram to Victoria Peak. Victoria Peak is the highest point on Hong Kong Island, offering breathtaking panoramic views.

K11 Art Mall

K11 Art Mall represents a groundbreaking concept in the world of retail, seamlessly merging art and commerce to create a unique cultural destination. Situated in major urban centers like Shanghai, Hong Kong, and Guangzhou, K11 Art Mall is renowned for its innovative approach to shopping. It integrates curated art galleries, exhibitions, and installations alongside upscale boutiques and artisanal shops, offering visitors a multifaceted experience that blends creativity with retail therapy. Beyond shopping, K11 Art Mall hosts a variety of interactive art programs, workshops, and performances, encouraging visitors to engage with art in meaningful ways. Its commitment to sustainable design and eco-friendly practices further enhances its appeal as a socially responsible and culturally vibrant space. K11 Art Mall stands as a testament to the evolving landscape of retail, where cultural immersion and artistic expression converge to redefine the traditional shopping experience.

The Repulse Bay

Repulse Bay, located on the southern coast of Hong Kong Island, is renowned for its beautiful sandy beach and upscale residential area. Framed by high-rise buildings and luxury hotels, it offers stunning views of the South China Sea. Beyond its natural allure, the area features the historic Repulse Bay Hotel, known for its colonial-style architecture dating back to the early 20th century. Visitors enjoy sunbathing, swimming, and exploring nearby attractions like the Kwun Yam Shrine, creating a serene and picturesque escape from the city.

Hong Kong

After breakfast at your own expense, you can enjoy local delicacies at a tea restaurant. Transfer to Hong Kong International Airport or West Kowloon High Speed Rail Station for your departure.