Majestic skyscrapers and bustling harbor traffic feature on the ever changing Hong Kong waterfront scenery. To take it all in consider a daytime Hong Kong Harbour cruise or, at night, a traditional Chinese junk and travel to the colorful Western District (once the busy waterfront trading center) on a night cruise along the waterfront towards Kowloon Promenade.

This phenomenal architectural skyline includes Bank of China, Hong Kong Bank, Kowloon Wharf and Stonecutters Island. Travel along the Western shoreline past traditional Chinese shipyards to the spectacular Tsing Ma Bridge.

Sail out to the Eastern harbor along Causeway Bay and North Point to the Shau Kei Wan Typhoon Shelter - home of local fishing families and their trusty deep sea fishing junks. Witness the firing of the legendary Jardine Noon day Gun, a tradition dating back to the early days of Hong Kong.

Hong Kong Symphony of Lights showcases the glamorous night vistas of Victoria Harbour. Cruise aboard a traditional Chinese sightseeing junk and enjoy a spectacular display of bouncing laser beams depicting the growth of Hong Kong from a sleepy fishing village to the dynamic world-class city it is today.

An evening cruise aboard a traditional Chinese tour boat combines sightseeing with a 9 course gourmet seafood banquet. Dine out in style at the famous Revolving 66 Restaurant, stroll along the narrow lanes of exciting Temple Street Night Market in Kowloon, then take a relaxing cruise on a Chinese junk and witness the mesmerizing reflections of Hong Kong's gorgeous multicolored lights.

Cheung Chau Island is a short ferry ride from Hong Kong. Visit Pak Tai Temple, supreme Emperor of the Dark Heaven, walk down to beautiful Tung Wan Beach before exploring 3,000 year old Bronze-Age rock carvings and old fishing communities of West Bay and Cheung Po Tsai Cave, where followers come to worship the Goddess of Sea.