Hong Kong Holidays
With one of the most iconic skylines on Earth, Hong Kong’s sweeping vistas and shooting skyscrapers are sure to impress.
If a single image could encapsulate Hong Kong, it would be the panorama from Victoria Peak; reached only by a 120-year-old funicular railway. Another must-see is the Symphony of Lights, free to enjoy every evening with the best view at Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront. To escape the hustle and bustle of city life, head to Stanley Market that has managed to maintain a quaint, small town feel offering a breath of fresh air. We also recommend jumping on the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car for a sky-high perspective of the city; for the braver traveller, upgrade to a crystal cabin with a glass floor.
If you’re in need of some relaxation after a busy stay in Hong Kong, head to Koh Samui’s beautiful beaches; or why not extend your stay in China with a visit to Beijing or Shanghai?
Great sample itineraries
Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Hong Kong and Borneo Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,869 pp
The vibrant city of Hong Kong is the perfect destination to combine with the green and l uscious island of Borneo. Enjoy the bustling street markets or the upmarket malls of Hong Kong, here you'll be sure to find great...
Beach holidays
Hong Kong and Bali Multi Centre
The vibrant city of Hong Kong is the perfect destination to combine with the idyllic island of Bali. And for Rugby Fans this is your opportunity to watch one of the most exciting events on the Rugby calendar - Cathay...
Cultural holidays
Beijing, Chengdu and Hong Kong Multi Centre
Start your multicentre holiday with the incredible sites and history of Beijing, which dates back over 3,000 years. Next stop is Chengdu, home to the endangered giant pandas, which now have a population of less than 2000. And finally, visit...
Honeymoons
Hong Kong and Pattaya Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,739 pp
The vibrant city of Hong Kong is the perfect destination to combine with lively Pattaya. Enjoy the bustling street markets or the upmarket malls of Hong Kong by day, in the evening Hong Kong comes alive, with bright lights. With...
Spa & wellbeing holidays
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Be prepared to be surprised by this eclectic city. Hong Kong has many popular attractions and sightseeing opportunities, the list of things to see and do is practically endless. Many of these are FREE to do. Did you know that many of the museums offer free entry on a Wednesday? Hong Kong Park is worth visiting – here you will find eight hectares of lush green scenery to explore. Drop into Man Mo temple; this is one of Hong Kong’s oldest temples and is completely free to visit. The city puts on a spectacular laser light show each and every night at 8pm. This brilliant multimedia show is recognised by the Guinness World Records as the ‘World’s Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show’, where more than 40 buildings from both sides of the harbour are involved.
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Hong Kong Rugby Sevens
Rugby’s biggest party – The Cathay Pacific / HSBC Hong Kong Sevens
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Victoria Peak
As you’ll know, the imposing Victoria Peak is a must-see. Or at least the view from its peak – 396 metres above sea level - is. The ascent in the restored funicular is all part of the fun and the panorama over Kowloon is incredible.
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Harbour Cruise
The Hong Kong skyline is one of the most iconic and you’ll love seeing it from the water on a traditional Chinese junk boat. These red-sailed vessels host evening cruises - see the city aglow during the nightly Symphony of Lights show.
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Hong Kong Shopping
Great prices, endless choice and bargaining power are what Hong Kong shopping is all about.
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The Star Ferry
Aswell as being a very convenient way to get around, the clunky double-decker ferrys offer one of the world's most spectacular views, all for less than a pound.
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Gary
Destination Specialist
“Take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car to see the Big Buddha on Lantau Island. If you’re not afraid of heights take the crystal car which has a see-through floor.”
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Katie
Destination Specialist
“A visit to Stanley is a great way to see another, quieter side of Hong Kong life and is just 35-minutes on the bus from central. There is a cute little market and lovely waterside restaurants.”
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Emma
Destination Specialist
“Venture up to Victoria Peak later in the day – once the cloud has melted away – for spectacular views over the city and harbour; and make sure you have plenty of space on your camera for hundreds of photos.”
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Frequently Asked Questions
It costs HK$45 Hong Kong dollars (£4.50) for adults and KH$20 (£2) for children for a return ticket on the Peak Tram. The fee for a return Peak Tram Sky Pass is HK$90 (£9) for adults and HK$43 (£4.30) for children. This gives you access to The Sky Terrace 428, a 360-degree viewing platform.
To get to Tian Tan Buddha, you need to take the MTR (Mass Transit Railway) to MTR Tung Chung Station Exit B. From here you can either take a steep bus ride on the New Lantao Bus 23 or take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car. You then climb 268 steps to the Big Buddha statue.
Average prices in Hong Kong tend to be moderate to expensive, although there are cheaper places to be found if you know where to look. A cappuccino in a coffee shop will cost around HKD$35, and a bottle of water in the region of HKD$7.
