Things to do in Causeway Bay

You get water and souvenirs when you get on the bus. If you're not in a hurry, slowly experiencing Hong Kong Island is a good choice. The bus conditions aren't always certain, so don't schedule your subsequent itinerary too tightly. There are explanations on the bus, so you can learn about the local culture, and they'll even help you take photos. Remember to get your stamp before the bus departs, because it'll be too late to get it after you get off.

If it's your first time in Hong Kong, I highly recommend taking a ride, it has a very different atmosphere compared to a typical cruise, with a gentle breeze and a view of the entire Hong Kong night scene. If you want to choose your seats first, you need to board and disembark at the same location to be in the first group to select seats.

The location is convenient, and the staff provides excellent guidance. They take good care of you on the boat and take pictures, so I was very satisfied with the service. My parents loved it so much! It was also great to be able to see the Symphony of Lights.

Uniquely designed in the shape of a pirate ship, 45 minutes is plenty; at Pier 1, there should be a clear sign or identification, we kept thinking we were in the wrong place; you should book in advance with Klook, even half an hour early isn't enough, you won't be able to book; you can also register on-site.

If you're looking for an affordable and exciting way to see Hong Kong, ditch the expensive tour buses and just hop on one of the public double-decker buses! I had an amazing experience and it was absolutely brilliant value for money.

My husband and I had a great time at the Dreamer Night Cruise! The views were spectacular and the staff were very thoughtful and accommodating. We appreciate the photo opportunities and free-flowing snacks and drinks.

Great Experience, highly recommended!

It's a great place for kids to burn off energy. There are more activities on the 3rd floor, and if you have time, check out the 1st floor. Lots of trampolines and foam padding. Remember to keep a close eye on the little ones to prevent slipping or bumping into others. It's relatively safe, with staff monitoring the area. Surprisingly, there are charging stations and sofas available. Outside, you'll find drink vending machines and restrooms for convenience.