Destinations
Victoria Harbour
The working heart of the city: ferries, skyline views and waterfront promenades on both shores.
Victoria Harbour is best understood from the water and the promenades that line it. Ferries cross between the two shores all day, and the skyline changes character from morning haze to evening lights.
Why go
Walk the waterfront in the late afternoon, then take to the water as the city lights come on. Most experiences here start close to the ferry piers.
Experiences
Experiences
Harbour Sunset Sail
Ninety minutes on the water as the skyline lights up, with a local guide pointing out the landmarks.
Experiences
Heritage Tram & Tea House Trail
Ride the double-deck trams through old neighbourhoods and finish with tea in a traditional tea house.
Eat & drink
Eat & drink · Cantonese dim sum and tea$$
Tide & Tea House
A harbour-side tea house for unhurried dim sum brunches, with window booths and a tea list that rewards curiosity.
Eat & drink · Street kitchens and cha chaan teng$$
Dai Pai Dong Supper Walk
A guided late-night walk through three open-air kitchens, ending over milk tea at a cha chaan teng counter.
Stories
Stories
A Harbour Day, One Meal at a Time
Plan the day around what you eat: dim sum after the tram, seafood before the last ferry, and a supper walk if you're still hungry.
Stories
What to Bring for an Evening on the Water
A short checklist for sunset sailings: layers, footwear, and what to do if the weather turns.
Stories
Tea, Trams and the Old Town
Neighbourhood stories told from the top deck of a tram, ending over a pot of tea.
Stories
A Day Exploring Hong Kong’s Harbour
From a morning tram ride to a sunset on the water: an unhurried day around Victoria Harbour.
Places
Place
Central Harbourfront
An open waterfront with lawns, seating and wide skyline views.
Open map: Central Harbourfront