Hong Kong Island Cruises offer you the ability to see all of Hong Kong as it is not just 1 island but many islands that all have something to offer. You can cruise the islands in a traditional boat or cruiser or really have an adventure on a smaller junk.

Dinner and Night-time Cruises

Many cruises will offer a night-time cruise of the harbor on a traditional Chinese tour boat. You will be able to see the breathtaking views of Hong Kong at night. Then you will make a stop for dinner. Some of the many dinner options include the famous seafood at Lei Yue Mun Seafood village, a dinner on the nearby Lamma Island, or other famous Hong Kong restaurants. These cruises tend to depart at 5 p.m. and last for several hours.

Junk Boats and Sailing Yachts

If you want a truly different experience in the Hong Kong islands you should look into Saffron Cruises. They offer day cruises, night-time cruises, party cruises, event cruises and more. There are many boats to choose from with the most popular being the traditional 3-mast sailing junk, teak junks and cruisers that hold up to 50 people. Enjoy dinner cruises, wine-tasting cruises, Valentine’s Day cruises, jazz cruises and more. You can completely customize your cruise to visit any of the 300 islands.

Taking a junk trip or cruise is a great way to explore the waters of Hong Kong as you will not only go to the more popular islands such as Lamma Island and Sok Kwu Wan but will visit some of the lesser known islands and enjoy being the only person in that spot.

Cruise Lines that Stop in Hong Kong

There are many small day cruises available but Hong Kong is a huge port for cruise lines with many stopping here as a destination. Some of the many cruise lines that stop at Hong Kong include Crystal Cruises, Holland America Line, Oceania Cruises, P&O Cruises Ltd, Princess Cruises, Royal Caribbean International, Silversea Cruises, Spirit of Adventure and more. Hong Kong is also the home port for Star Cruises and the Asia Division of Costa Crociere.

The Cruise Terminal

All cruises will dock at the Ocean Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui which is a 3-storey building that contains 2 cinemas, 700 shops, 3 hotels and 50 restaurants. At that location you are just a few minutes walk from several of the city’s main attractions.