Top Hong Kong SAR Audio Guides

Enjoy an evening under the city lights during this one-hour Big Bus Hong Kong tour on a double-decker open-top coach. Explore Kowloon and check out highlights like the Victoria Harbour’s illuminated Symphony of Lights and neon displays on Nathan Road. Hop off anywhere along the way to check out the sites up close. A well-marked map means you’re sure to find your way!

Swap crowded group tours, long lines, and inflexible schedules for the option to explore Victoria Peak at your own pace thanks to this self-guided audio tour. Start at the time which suits your schedule, avoid the long lines for the Peak Tram, and don’t worry about getting lost—the app includes offline access to maps, while the audio automatically plays at the correct time.

Explore Hong Kong at your own pace, without the need for a guide or the hassle of a group tour. See only the sights and attractions that interest you, and skip the rest. Comprehensive audio guide provides selective information on each attraction, while a messaging service allows you to request more information as needed. Listen on any device, with no need to download any tracking apps.

Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter is a unique fishing village that blends the old and new. The traditional lifestyle shared among fishermen or Tanka people with many antique junks and sampans are juxtaposed against fleets of luxury yachts and towering skyscrapers. The typhoon shelter is also home to many intangible cultural heritage, all being traces of the humble beginnings of Hong Kong when it was still a small fishing village. Let us bring you back in time as you hop onboard our unique sampan boats, we will cruise through 13 different local landmarks around the charming Aberdeen fishing village. While cruising, try immerse yourself in the area’s rich culture and history, through our exquisitely designed audio guide, where you will listen to folk-tales, lullabies and narratives of the area. If you’re lucky, you may be able to witness traditional dragon boat trainings or live fish trade in action!

Immerse yourself in Hong Kong’s culinary culture during a food tour with your knowledgeable guide. Mainly Cantonese, Hong Kong cuisine features small differences that reflect the city’s mixture of Chinese and British heritage. During five stops, sample dim sum, wonton noodle soup, milk tea, roasted meat, and an egg tart. As you eat, learn about the history of food in Hong Kong, from traditional Guangzhou to Western influences from the 1950s.

With its neon-lit alleys and bustling crowds, Hong Kong can be a disorientating place to visit for the first time. Kickstart your time in HK on a private, custom tour that allows you to create your own sightseeing schedule. Rather than visiting sights that don’t interest you, you’ll tailor an itinerary to your personal interests, whether they lie in food and fashion or culture and history. PLus, a private guide provides personalized recommendations to last your entire trip.

With more than seven million people living in Hong Kong—and more than 2,500 people per square mile—it can be hard find things off the beaten track. This private Hong Kong experience solves that problem for you by pairing you up with a local Hong Konger. Just fill out a questionnaire, and you’ll be matched with a local who knows how to find the things in Hong Kong that interest you most.

1. Explore the iconic spots and famous landmarks of Hong Kong on an exciting Big Bus hop-on-hop-off adventure; 2. Choose among the Classic, Premium, Deluxe or Single Route tours - all designed for a flexible sightseeing experience of the city; 3. Get a chance to travel to Victoria Peak on the historic Peak Tram, see the city from Sky100, and more; 4. If you choose evening tour, cruise the waters of Victoria Harbour onboard a historic sampan boat with the Premium and Deluxe tours; 5. Learn more about the city’s history, while you travel, with the bus’ onboard audio commentary, set in 10 languages.

Hong Kong welcomes with a legendary kitchen, an iconic skyline, and lush protected nature where rare birds and colourful traditions thrive. Perfectly suited for discovery on foot, our self-guided audio tour allows you to set the pace and explore at your leisure as you uncover the stories of this amazing city. To discover this fascinating city in your own time and at your own pace just download this self-guided audio tour, pop in your headphones, open the map that comes with your download and start walking. You learn about how the city of Hong Kong was once part of the British Empire but has only recently been given its independence and has evolved into a high tech, multi faceted, exciting country. The tour will take approximately two hours, but you can pause the audio guide when needed. Grab a bite to eat or do some shopping along the way. Please note that this tour is only available in English.

This self-guided audio tour will take you from Central Hong Kong up to and around Victoria Peak. We'll use the Mid-Levels escalator to get us started, head up a pretty steep section on Old Peak Road, follow the flat ring road around the mountain, and finally head up again to the summit itself. The tour finishes at the Peak Galleria, where you can catch a bus, taxi, or the Peak tram back down the hill. The route also has lots of opportunities to start in the middle, quit early, or take a lunch break somewhere along the way. Don't be afraid to try your own variation of the path. Most Hong Kongers in this neighbourhood speak English pretty well, so don't be afraid to ask for directions or advice. The tour is ready whenever you are. Simply download it onto the VoiceMap app and then, when you're ready, select the Start Tour option. It uses your phone's GPS to play the audio at exactly the right time and place.

Twilight years (人生下半場) After 10 years of living on the street, sleeping in parks, stairwells and fast-food restaurants, Leo didn’t know how he would live into his twilight years until he arrived in Sham Shui Po. In this two-hour guided tour, Leo will share with you his personal stories. You will get a first-hand account of how the community has transformed and get known with his triumphs in the second half of life.

Yau Ma Tei is the very heart of Kowloon. Time-worn and authentic, this vibrant and colourful enclave lies just beyond the glitz of the Tsim Sha Tsui harbour front. Choc-a-bloc with historical buildings, 100 year-old markets and charming themed streets and shops, a visit to Yau Ma Tei is like stepping back in time. There’s a café run by crazy cat lovers for people who love to play with cats while they are eating. We'll also pass a wholesale fruit market selling the perfectly peeled skins of oranges for use in Chinese Medicine. I’ll show you around all the spots that make Yau Ma Tei special for me. Places to stop along the way include The Toy and Hobby Museum, Temple Street Night Market, Wu Jue Nong Tea, Baraha Jewellery, Nam Cheong Wooden Handicraft, Jade Hawkers' Market and Tin Hau Temple. The tour is ready whenever you are and the audio plays automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smartphone's GPS and the VoiceMap mobile app, which also works offline.

The "360 Tai O Pass" is your best choice to experience the local delicacies, fun shopping and culture of the charming Hong Kong fishing village. You will enjoy fast cable car boarding, a boat excursion and a snack voucher as you travel through the streets and waterways of the "Venice of the Orient".