Hong Kong
Vibrant Hong Kong, Asia’s world city, is affectionately said to have a foot in the East, and a foot in the West. A former British colony, Hong Kong reverted to Chinese sovereignty in 1997. Filled with some of the world's most deluxe and luxurious hotels, there is no shortage of places to see and things to do in Hong Kong. Take a tram ride up to the top of Victoria Peak for breathtaking views of the city and Victoria Harbour below, ride the Star Ferry, and take a trip to Lantau Island, home to Hong Kong’s largest Buddhist monastery. Shopping abounds in the fashionable boutiques and department stores on Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, and in the markets such as Stanley Market and Temple Street Night Market. A gourmet’s paradise, the city is known for exquisite Chinese cuisine; be sure to enjoy a meal of dim sum during your stay. When the sun goes down, you can still feel the city pulsing with excitement in the trendy restaurants, bars and clubs of the Lan Kwai Fong district. Hong Kong is the gateway and perfect jumping off point to visit China’s mainland, and is easily combinable with the countries of Southeast Asia. Please browse our collection of Hong Kong deluxe tours below.
Our recommended Hong Kong luxury tours and vacations
Vibrant Hong Kong, Asia’s world city, is affectionately said to have a foot in the East, and a foot in the West. A former British colony, Hong Kong reverted to Chinese sovereignty in 1997. Filled with some of the world's most deluxe and luxurious hotels, there is no shortage of places to see and things to do in Hong Kong. Take a tram ride up to the top of Victoria Peak for breathtaking views of the city and Victoria Harbour below, ride the Star Ferry, and take a trip to Lantau Island, home to Hong Kong’s largest Buddhist monastery. Shopping abounds in the fashionable boutiques and department stores on Hong Kong Island and Kowloon, and in the markets such as Stanley Market and Temple Street Night Market. A gourmet’s paradise, the city is known for exquisite Chinese cuisine; be sure to enjoy a meal of dim sum during your stay. When the sun goes down, you can still feel the city pulsing with excitement in the trendy restaurants, bars and clubs of the Lan Kwai Fong district. Hong Kong is the gateway and perfect jumping off point to visit China’s mainland, and is easily combinable with the countries of Southeast Asia. Please browse our collection of Hong Kong deluxe tours below.
Our recommended Hong Kong luxury tours and vacations
Hong Kong Stopover - 4 days
Hong Kong.
Hong Kong & Macau Explorer - 6 days
Hong Kong, Macau.
Optional Tours in Hong Kong
Customize your visit.
Exploring the Yangtze & Hong Kong - 14 days
Beijing, Xi'an, Yangtze River Cruise, Shanghai, Guilin, Yangshuo, Hong Kong.
Hong Kong.
Hong Kong & Macau Explorer - 6 days
Hong Kong, Macau.
Optional Tours in Hong Kong
Customize your visit.
Exploring the Yangtze & Hong Kong - 14 days
Beijing, Xi'an, Yangtze River Cruise, Shanghai, Guilin, Yangshuo, Hong Kong.
Hong Kong Stopover
4 days
4 days
Once a collection of fishing villages in the 1800's, Hong Kong's magnificent harbor has been the key to it's development as a trading port and today stands as a leading financial and services center in Asia. The unique blend of eastern and western influences, matched by diverse attractions and stunning countryside, has also made Hong Kong Asia's prime tourist destination. Beautiful Victoria Harbour separates Hong Kong Island from Kowloon, and no visit would be complete without a ride on the Star Ferry between the two sides. Luxury hotels abound in Hong Kong, as do wonderful shopping opportunities and amazing culinary experiences. This 3-night program gives you the best of Hong Kong's highlights. Touring Hong Kong Island you will ascend to the top of Victoria Peak for a birds-eye view of the city and harbour, ride a sampan in Aberdeen Fishing Village, and pay a stop at Stanley Market, famous for it's shopping and wonderful bargains. Learn of Hong Kong's heritage with visits to Tai Fu Tai, an opulent residence of a Mandarin and architectural delight, Lo Wai for insights into village life in the New Territories, and learn the roots of ancient belief at Man Mo Temple. At the Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees, local villagers burn joss sticks and incense papers hoping their wishes will come true.
Day 1: Hong Kong. Arrive at Hong Kong International Airport and transfer by sedan to your hotel in Hong Kong.
Day 2: Hong Kong. Half-day private tour of Hong Kong Island. Visit Victoria Peak, Aberdeen Fishing Village, Repulse Bay, and Stanley Market. Finish with a delicious Chinese Dim Sum lunch at a local restaurant. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 3: Hong Kong. Half-day private Heritage Tour. Sights include Tai Fu Tai Mandarin's Mansion, Tang Chung Ling Ancestral Hall, Fan Tin Village, Lo Wai Walled Village, Man Mo Temple and Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees. (breakfast).
Day 4: Depart Hong Kong. Transfer to Hong Kong International Airport. (breakfast).
Meals: breakfast daily (3), and one lunch.
Cost per person, double occupancy from $1,020.
Hong Kong & Macau Explorer
6 days
6 days
Discover the different sides of Hong Kong on this 5-night program. Think of Hong Kong and images of the vibrant city and lovely Victoria Harbour spring to mind. However, three quarters of Hong Kong's total area is countryside, including 40% designated as country parks and special areas that are all easily accessible. Culture and heritage are what sets Hong Kong apart from the rest of Asia. With over 100 years of colonial history and a largely Chinese population, Hong Kong is a unique fusion of Western and Eastern cultures where the old and the new live side by side. Its incense-filled temples, colonial buildings and glass-and-steel skyscrapers, along with its ancient traditions and lively festivals, have made Hong Kong a living culture experience. Begin with a tour of Hong Kong Island, a highlight is the amazing views of the city, harbour, and mountains from Victoria Peak. Take a trip to Lantau Island, Hong Kong's largest outlying island, and enjoy a dramatic cable car ride to visit the Giant Buddha sitting serenely atop Ngong Ping plateau. It is not to be missed. Also included is a full-day excursion to neighboring Macau, the former Portuguese colony home to a multitude of historic sites. There is plenty of time to explore Hong Kong on your own, and there is no shortage of sights to visit, shopping opportunities, and excellent restaurants serving the very best Chinese cuisine in the world.
Day 1: Hong Kong. Arrive at Hong Kong International Airport and transfer by sedan to your hotel in Hong Kong.
Day 2: Hong Kong. Half-day private tour of Hong Kong Island. Visit Victoria Peak, Aberdeen Fishing Village, Repulse Bay, and Stanley Market. Finish with a delicious Chinese Dim Sum lunch at a local restaurant. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 3: Hong Kong. Half-day private tour of Lantau Island. Ride the Ngong Ping 360 cable car for spectacular views, visit the culturally-themed Ngong Ping Village, tour the Giant Buddha, and dine on a vegetarian lunch at Po Lin Monastery. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 4: Hong Kong/Macau. Full-day tour of Macau. Ride a high-speed ferry vessel to and from this former Portuguese colony. Visits include the ruins of St. Paul's Church, Mount Fortress, Section of the Old Walls, Na Tcha Temple, Senado Square, border of China, Ma Kok Temple, Nam Van Lake, and a casino visit. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 5: Hong Kong. Free day to explore on your own.
Day 6: Depart Hong Kong. Transfer to Hong Kong International Airport. (breakfast).
Meals: breakfast daily (5), three lunches.
Cost per person, double occupancy from $1,820.
Optional Tours in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Island Tour (private, half-day).
Ride a tram to the top of Victoria Peak for a panoramic view of the city's famous skyline and Victoria Harbour, cruise aboard a sampan in Aberdeen for a close-up look at the local fisherfolk and their boat community, visit Repulse Bay with it's scenic crescent-shaped sand beach and deep water bay, and stroll around Stanley Market, the popular market town known for it's great bargains.
Kowloon Tour (private, half-day).
Visit Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple, situated in the heart of urban Kowloon, Yuen Po Street Bird Market to see all manner of beautiful birds, colorful Flower Market, a jungle of exotic blossoms and sweet scents, and Ladies Market, a must-visit destination for fashion lovers with an eye for bargains on clothing and accessories.
Heritage Tour (private, half-day).
Travel to the New Territories for an amazing insight into Hong Kong's unique past. Visits include Tai Fu Tai, an opulent former residence of a mandarin, Tang Chung Ling Ancestral Hall with it's architectural delights, Lo Wai Walled Village, offering fascinating insights of village life in the New Territories, Man Mo Temple, and the enchanting Lam Tsuen Wishing Trees, where local villages burn joss sticks and incense papers hoping their wishes will come true.
Macau for the day (private, full-day, passport required).
Explore Macau, the former Portuguese colony settled in the 16th century which reverted back to China in 1999. Visit the ruins of St. Paul's, Mount Fortress, the Old Walls, Na Tcha Temple, Senado Square, the border point of China, Ma Kok Temple, and Nam Van Lake. There will be time to visit one of Macau's famous casinos before returning to Hong Kong. Travel to and from Macau by Turbojet or Jetcat.
Lantau Explorer with Ngong Ping 360 (seat-in-coach, full-day).
Walk on the 'Avenue of Stars' that honors film greats, travel aboard the Ngong Ping 360 cable-car for a 3.5 mile journey with spectacular views of the South China Sea, Lantau North Country Park, and the Giant Buddha. Visit the Giant Buddha and have a vegetarian lunch at nearby Po Lin Monastery. The tour continues to Tai-O Fishing Village, where Tanka boat people still live in their stilt house today.
A Symphony of Lights Harbour Cruise (departs from Kowloon pier nightly, 1.5 hours).
A highlight of any visit to Hong Kong is a Victoria Harbour evening cruise. Board an authentic Chinese wooden tour boat for a circular cruise around the harbour with unlimited free drinks on board. Victoria Harbour, the world's most spectacular port, comes alive in an awe-inspiring multimedia light show each evening at 8pm.
Exploring the Yangtze River & Hong Kong
17 days - Beijing, Xi'an, Yangtze River Cruise, Shanghai, Guilin, Yangshuo, Hong Kong
17 days - Beijing, Xi'an, Yangtze River Cruise, Shanghai, Guilin, Yangshuo, Hong Kong
This classic tour combines China's most popular cities together with a Yangtze River cruise, and finishes with a stay in vibrant Hong Kong. Begin in Beijing, the capital city and political and cultural center of the nation. Magnificent sights here include the Forbidden City, enormous Tian'anmen Square, the Summer Palace, and Temple of Heaven. No visit would be complete without an excursion to the Great Wall of China, certainly one of China's greatest wonders and "must see" places. Next fly to Xi'an, home to one of China's greatest wonders, the Terra Cotta Warriors. A truly amazing discovery was found in 1974; the tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang was uncovered, guarded by an amazing terra cotta army of generals, warriors, officials, horses and chariots. The figures are numbered in the thousands, and many are yet to be excavated. Then fly to Chongqing, embarkation point for your Yangtze River cruise, where you will cruise downstream, traversing the famous Three Gorges, and tour the impressive Three Gorges Dam Site. Your ship offers all the amenities expected to make your journey a comfortable and memorable one. In Shanghai, visit the popular Bund area to see the many historical buildings that line the banks of the Huangpu River, and tour Yu Garden, the Jade Buddha Temple, and Shanghai Museum. Also see the Xiantiandi area, one of Shanghai's premier entertainment areas. Then it's over to scenic Guilin, where the natural beauty of the Karst mountains and meandering Li River are a sight to behold. See the Reed Flute Cave, and enjoy a Li River cruise to Yangshuo, the lovely town filled with wonderful shops and restaurants, and surrounded by the magnificent scenic beauty of the area. We finish in Hong Kong, truly one of Asia's most exciting cities. The unique blend of eastern and western influences, matched by diverse attractions and stunning countryside has made Hong Kong Asia's prime tourist destination. With great sights, world-class shopping, exquisite dining, and a vibrant nightlife, Hong Kong has it all.
Day 1: Beijing. Arrive at Beijing Capital Airport and transfer by sedan to your hotel in Beijing.
Day 2: Beijing. Full-day private tour of Beijing. Visit Tian'anmen Square, Forbidden City, and tour the Hutongs (backstreets of Beijing). In the evening enjoy a Peking Duck Dinner. (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
Day 3: Beijing. Full-day private excursion to the Great Wall of China. Also visit the Changling (Ming Dynasty) Tomb and "Sacred Way", a seven kilometer road lined with statues of guardian animals and officials. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 4: Beijing. Full-day tour of the Summer Palace and Temple of Heaven. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 5: Xi'an. Fly to Xi'an, one of China's oldest cities with over 3100 years of history. In the afternoon tour Big Wild Goose Pagoda, originally built in 652 during the Tang Dynasty. Afterwards transfer to your hotel. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 6: Xi'an. Full-day tour to see the underground tomb of Emperor Qin Shi Huang, guarded by more than seven thousand life-size terracotta warriors and horses. Also visit the Shaanxi Provincial Museum. In the evening enjoy a Tang Dynasty Dinner Show. (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
Day 7: Yangtze cruise. Fly to Chongqing, starting point of your 3-night downstream Yangtze River cruise. Time permitting, enjoy lunch and an afternoon tour of Stilwell Museum. Afterwards, transfer to the pier to board your ship, and set sail this evening. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 8: Yangtze cruise. The Yangtze River is the world's third longest river, and Asia's longest. Enjoy the scenery and facilities onboard the ship as you cruise along the river. Embark on a shore excursion to Fengdu, the famous Ghost City located along the banks. (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
Day 9: Yangtze cruise. A highlight of any Yangtze River sailing is passing through the Three Gorges area. First traverse Qutang Gorge, the shortest but most spectacular, followed by Wu Gorge, and finally Xiling Gorge. (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
Day 10: Shanghai. Visit the Three Gorges Dam site. An engineering marvel, it is the largest dam project and hydro-electric power station in the world. Disembark the ship after lunch and transfer to Yichang Airport for your flight to Shanghai. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 11: Shanghai. Full-day private tour of Shanghai. Visit the Bund, Yu Garden, Shanghai Museum, Jade Buddha Temple, and the Xintiandi area. In the evening enjoy an acrobatic show after dinner. (breakfast, lunch, dinner).
Day 12: Guilin. Fly to Guilin, known for it's lovely scenery that has inspired poets and painters throughout the years. Upon arrival transfer to your hotel. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 13: Yangshuo/Guilin. Take a cruise on the Li River today. Wind your way through an amazing landscape of karst topography, where beautiful limestone peaks rise from the green plain at odd angles, and daily life happens along the riverbanks. Visit a local market in Yangshuo; a picturesque town of wonderful shops and restaurants, surrounded by karst mountains and bordering the Li River. Return to Guilin in the evening. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 14: Hong Kong. Tour Reed Flute Cave, where amazing stone formations of stalactites and stalagmites take on familiar shapes of people, nature, food, and other familiar objects. Afterwards see the scenic Fubo Hill, and Elephant Trunk Hill. Later transfer to the airport for your flight to Hong Kong. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 15: Hong Kong. Enjoy a private half-day tour of Hong Kong Island, with visits to Victoria Peak, Aberdeen, Repulse Bay, and Stanley Market. Afterwards have a dim sum lunch; no visit to Hong Kong would be complete without trying these tasty dishes of steamed buns, dumplings, noodles, and veggies. (breakfast, lunch).
Day 16: Hong Kong. A free day to explore as you wish. (breakfast).
Day 17: Depart Hong Kong. Transfer to the airport for your onward flight. (breakfast).
Meals: breakfast daily (16), fourteen lunches, and five dinners.
Cost per person, double occupancy from $5,090.
