Boat & Cruise Tours

Enjoy a fully private boat charter for up to 40 guests, with a flexible 4-hour (or longer) itinerary, dining options, and drink packages as you cruise from daylight into Hong Kong’s iconic night skyline, ending in Victoria Harbour. Convenient pick-up and drop-off at either the Central/Causeway Bay ferry piers on Hong Kong Island or the Tsim Sha Tsui ferry pier.

Whether it’s a family gathering, a celebration with friends, or marking a special occasion, we’ll organise the perfect dinner cruise for you. Every detail is taken care of for a relaxed evening on Victoria Harbour, or any location you choose, with arrangements fully customised to suit your event. Choose from a delicious local seafood dinner, or opt for a private chef on board to craft a menu tailored to your theme and celebration.

Sail deep into Hong Kong’s wild side on this full-day eco-adventure to Lai Chi Wo, a 300-year-old Hakka walled village tucked inside Country Park. Board a traditional kaito ferry and glide through the pristine waters, passing striking geological landmarks along the way, a scenic 90-minute journey that’s part of the adventure itself.

Cruise through the waters of Sai Kung to a cluster of offshore islands known for their dramatic volcanic cliffs, sea arches, coves, and salt pans. Along the way lie the tombolo beaches, with the option to step ashore on selected islands for short walks with culinary breaks. We will visit Yim Tin Tsai for a relaxed day, walk around the island, and enjoy lunch in the local cafes.

This unique tour takes you deep into Aberdeen Harbour, once the beating heart of the city’s fishing industry and still home to a floating world of houseboats, junks, and generations-old maritime tradition. We will walk along the Aberdeen Promenade, sharing the story of the Tanka and Hoklo boat-dwelling communities who have called these waters home for centuries; this culture is still visible today in the junks, trawlers, and houseboats moored along the typhoon shelter. A 60-minute boat ride glides past the Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market, the historic Hung Shing Temple, the dragon boat training base, and beneath the Ap Lei Chau Bridge, taking in a side of Hong Kong most visitors never see.