Full Day Lantau Island Small Group Tour in Hong Kong

Our tour guide was Richard and he was knowledgeable and helpful. He knows a lot of information about most things Lantua and its culture. It was very stress free we didn't need to hurry because we had spent too much time at any one place. Very easy to talk too and make conversation.

What a fantastic tour we had with Laura our guide, who was knowledgeable, sensitive to all the people in our group, and really pleasant to be with. The tour was really interesting, covering the Buddha, Temple and Tai O fishing village. It was a walking tour but was not too difficult or long and we were given the option to cut it a bit shorter if we wanted, but our group chose not to. The lunch was nice in an old converted British Police Station, which is now a very lovely hotel called the Heritage Hotel in Tai O. I joined the tour on my own and was lucky to be with some fun ladies from NYC. We asked Laura all sorts of questions including information about other things to do in Hong Kong and restaurants. Laura emailed us all the evening after the tour which was really impressive as it was a full day tour and we didn't get back until early evening. I would highly recommend this tour company.

Family fun on the 7-hour Lantau Island Tour Our extended family mum, dad, sister, husband and our family of four had a great one day tour of Lantau Island. Our guide, Laura, was enthusiastic and knowledgeable about Hong Kong and brimming with endless facts and fascinating stories. We started the day meeting Laura at Tung Chung Station, where we set off on a short walk to the 5.7km cable car, which goes through Lantau Country Park to Ngong Ping. Unfortunately, the weather was not great to us and we couldnt see much except the mist, but we still enjoyed the ride. We visited Tian Tan Big Buddha which was beautiful, and some of us climbed the 268 steps to the top. And some of us did not. From the top we took a look at the views and the Offering of the Six Devas statues symbolising the six perfections of generosity, morality, patience, zeal, meditation and wisdom. We also visited the Po Lin Monastery and the Hall of 10,000 Buddha and then took a local bus to the village of Tai O, a historic squatter town with all manner of interesting buildings built out over the water. After a short boat ride where we did see the 42km bridge being built between Hong Kong and Macau in the distance, but unfortunately we did not get to see any pink dolphins we stopped for lunch at the Tai O Heritage Hotel, the old police station. The highlight of the day for us was certainly Tai O village. After lunch we wandered through the town, stopping at the Lee family ship paste shop and the Mo Tai temple. It was hot and humid so we then enjoyed a beer at a local café jutting out over the water, before beginning our return trip to Tung Chung Station. It was a full day and most enjoyable, and at the end of our tour Laura even gave us recommendations for Dim Sum restaurants. Im generally not a fan of big tour groups but I would absolutely recommend Hello Hong Kongs small tours for a more personalised and fun approach.

super tour, Laura has a great personality and is a font of information good value,the highlight of our trip to H/K