Kam Shan Country Park tours

Thank you. The guide was very accomodating and made sure we were in the right queue and was very informative with all the buildings and historical sights in the area. It was fun exploring Temple st. My son and I bought dumplings, toy cars and some souvenirs. It was a lovely ride. More bookings to come to you, guys.

truly enjoyed the Victoria Harbour Night Cruise! The views of Hong Kong’s skyline were absolutely stunning — the city lights reflecting on the water made the whole experience magical. We also got to watch the Symphony of Lights show from the boat, which was such a unique way to see the city come alive at night. The cruise was smooth, relaxing, and perfect for sightseeing and taking photos.Highly recommended for anyone visiting Hong Kong! A wonderful way to end the night. 🌟✨🚢

A nice short trip to Lantau Island, experiencing a different part of Hong Kong, going uphill with bus, visiting the endangered fishing village and seeing pink dolphins is a surprise to me, but recommend organiser to provide life vest for safety. Weather is cool and clear sky make it a perfect day for visiting. With the super holiday crowd, going downhill using cable car is taking longer time than usual. Lok Lok is a very professional tour guide, her explanation is clear and precise with very much fluent English. Overall, the impression is great with 5 star recommendation for those who are lazy to plan. 😂

The Victoria Harbour cruise is a good experience overall, especially for the views and relaxing atmosphere. The staff are accommodating and approachable, and they’re happy to provide refills when requested. That said, the snacks could be improved since the selection is quite basic and mostly just chips. The price could also be a bit lower, considering the Symphony of Lights can be viewed from anywhere around the harbour. Overall, it’s still a good experience, but there’s definitely room for improvement, which I think applies to most harbour cruises as well.

When you arrive at the boarding dock and you see busloads of tourists lined up to get on boats, you hold your breath it's not the one you will go on. To avoid the chaos and actually have an enjoyable harbor tour, there simply is no better option than the Dukling. An authentic fishing boat from 1955 that at one point even was sunken, resurfaced and given a second life can't be topped as your vessel of choice. The crew take excellent care of everyone and you even get a free drink included in the price. You also get taught the history of the boat and Hong Kong as you go around the harbor. It's an hour of relative tranquility in an otherwise chaotic city.

I really enjoyed the day tour. We were able to go to a lot of places and experience a lot too. The guide Mr. Ricky is friendly and helped us to go where we want and also suggested things for us to experience (Hongkong Tram Tour). The overall experience is very good that I plan to book it again when I go back to HK with different companions.

Our family of 4 enjoyed the tour. The guide was professional and considered the needs of the varying ages in out group. It would be ideal if they are able to keep the language groups separately as the guide had to converse in both languages (I.e. English and Mandarin) and although he did an excellent job, I thought it might be better to cater to a fully single language tour.

Our tour of 9 people included tourists from India, America, Malaysia, and Spain. The guide spoke only English, but everyone was very friendly. When asked if I was okay with English, I said "little," and they explained everything slowly and repeatedly! We were able to ride the tram without waiting because of the priority tickets. I understood about half of the explanations about the escalator, the old courthouse, and the temple. Lunch was at a very famous restaurant in Hong Kong, which was highly recommended, and we enjoyed 10 dishes, including dim sum. Everyone spoke to me in English, saying they had been to Japan, and I am truly grateful for the enjoyable time. Printing out the voucher made the guide's explanations easier to understand. Our hotel was on Hong Kong Island, so I booked to join from Central, but there was a problem. Note) Klook's Traveler's Information stated the departure from Kowloon was at 9:00 AM, and the meeting time in Central was 9:25 AM, so I arrived at the meeting point in Central at 9:06 AM. The guide who found us said, "six minutes late..." and that they had been looking for us. It's unclear which is correct, but I'm glad we arrived early and were able to participate.