Coisas para fazer em Kowloon Public Pier

The aesthetic use of light and glass refraction creates a rainbow effect throughout the entire environment, making it perfect for photos and check-ins. Luggage storage facilities are available. After your visit, you can also enjoy local snacks from the mobile food trucks nearby.

The staff are nice and will take photos and provide a copy. The snacks and drinks are unlimited, which will keep you full for the entire ride. It was raining during our ride, so it was a bit foggy, but we still enjoyed it.

I highly recommend taking the Dukling boat from the harbor in the evening. Its design is the most unique in Victoria Harbour. This time, I chose the 6:30 PM sailing, which included a complimentary drink (alcoholic or non-alcoholic). It was very comfortable with the sea breeze. The total sailing time was about an hour, and it was perfect to catch the 8 PM light show right after! 👍

Excellent and very convenient. Also a small discounted price.

Experience: It's very quick to get to Disneyland from Hong Kong Island. In the morning, there are two ferries from Central Pier to Disneyland Pier. After arriving at the pier at 9:30 AM, staff will check tickets and then distribute a postcard and a large eco-friendly bag, both worth $30. After boarding, there were already many large character mascots sitting on the seats, and everyone was orderly taking photos. The half-hour ferry ride arrived at Disneyland Pier, and then it was just a 6-minute walk to the Disneyland entrance, which is very convenient. Unfortunately, this experience only runs until June 30th; otherwise, I would definitely take the ferry to Disneyland in the future.

It was so much fun! Right before we got on, there was a huge downpour with thunder, but we enjoyed it as much as the attraction itself. They said there would be 14 or 40 people, but there were only 3 Japanese people and a family of about 5. Because of the heavy rain, no one went upstairs, so the three of us Japanese people had the whole place to ourselves! There might not be many Japanese people who go during the rainy season, but if you do, raincoats and sandals are a must.

Luckily, it rained heavily for the past few days, but today it's cloudy with a little sun, and not too hot, which is very comfortable. The bed shakes slightly, so care is needed if you're with young children.

This ride was more like a rollercoaster than a bus tour which was REALLY FUN 🤩