Lamma Island tours

A very special itinerary experience. There is no single tour guide in the whole journey. After the Aberdeen section, you need to go to Quan Kee Ferry to take a boat to Lamma Island. When you get to the island, you need to go to Tianhong Restaurant to tell the staff your name, and then the restaurant staff will tell you. After you have eaten, you will need to go to the itinerary and the final boat flight time from Lamma back to Central (and the boat ticket), and go to the souvenir sales office on the island to pick up the boat ticket to the Fishermen’s Cultural Village and contact the boat. Then you need to go to the pier by yourself I recognize the small ferry that goes to the Cultural Village. It takes about 3 minutes to get to the Cultural Village. The small detail is that the itinerary supplier (Aberdeen section) contacted us in advance to change the meeting time and change the location. The explanation was very clear. It seems that I haven’t seen the so-called 3D giant painting Tianhong Restaurant. It is very good. The dishes and portions provided are satisfactory. The seafood is very fresh. The only drawback is that the cold drinks do not match well (attached is a photo of the lobster I put on the plate) Culture In the village, you can experience fishing, old fishing boats, and see many cute cats. On the way back, you can take the Tianhong Restaurant’s passenger boat, which is perfect for enjoying the sunset (chartered with two friends). It’s a very flexible and relaxing tour itinerary, like an RPG adventure.

We needed a slow activity but still cultural and interesting and this one was absolutely great suit for our last day in HK. a bit sad to see what was there before but HK as usual is so beautiful so we really enjoyed it. We loved the small museum on the boat and the noddles at the end were nice touch from the tour. Unfortunately we ran out of spaces for our luggages so could not buy a lot of souvenirs there but HK's illustration is top-notch so bring your cash here guys!

The staff are all nice and accomodating. They guide us on how to redeem our QR code from Klook. Make sure to install the HK City Bus Sightseeing to exchange your Klook voucher into a city bus voucher.

Tried the Hong Kong sightseeing bus and it was a fun and easy way to explore the city, especially if it’s your first time visiting. The open-top deck gave amazing views of Victoria Harbour, the skyline, and historic streets like Nathan Road and Central.

We took the hop-on hop-off night tour, which we booked through Klook. Everything went smoothly. We used the MTR and walked to the Avenue of Stars, where the bus stop was located. The tour was easy and well-organized. We went to the second-floor deck to sit, and it was a perfect spot to view all the tall buildings, infrastructure, and streets, as well as take pictures. Overall, it was a nice night tour experience.

It was raining that night but it wont affect how beautiful Hongkong city lights are! The snacks and drinks were flooding. The staff are very attentive to refill the food. They also volunteer to take a photo of your group!

This tour is very enjoyable. I love that they provide the earphones and we get to listen to explanation of the place the tram was in. I love history, so this is perfect for me. The guide was really nice, nice enough to take photo of us even when the tour is already starting. I recommend going early so you can get a spot on the upper deck. Nonetheless, you can just stand at the back. Bring your earphones there, there’s an outlet. It’s open and allowed. I recommend buying the miniature tram too. This is really a great experience.

Grace is very punctual, funny and kind to all of us. She was an excellent guide. the tour itself felt a bit rushed, an extra 1 hour would fit perfectly i believe. Nevertheless, this is a tour worth taking for sure. lunch is all vegetarian