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 Cruising
to Hong Kong
Thanks to its central location and excellent services, Hong Kong
is a hub for short and medium-range cruises, with a number of
U.S. airlines offering fly-cruise packages. More than 60
international cruise ships, including the world's greatest
passenger liners such as Seabourn Cruise Line, Princess Cruises,
Silversea Cruises, Norwegian Cruiseline, Radisson Seven Seas
Cruises, Crystal Cruises, Cunard Line and, Holland America,
berth at Kowloon's Ocean Terminal.
Local
Cruises
Once in Hong Kong, local day cruises offer a great way to enjoy
an important part this island city's identity. Spectacular
sightseeing and romantic dining are easily found on the majestic
waters of Victoria Harbor, one of the best natural harbours
after San Francisco Bay. To enjoy the beautiful skyline of Hong
Kong, make sure you don't miss one of the local cruises;
romantic cocktail and dinner cruises; cruises to beautiful
outlying islands; special cruises to see the firing of the Noon
Day Gun or the world's longest road-and-rail suspension bridge,
Tsing Ma Bridge. There is also the Shaukiwan Typhoon Shelter,
Lei Yue Mun seafood village - and much more.
 Cruises
set sail from piers on either side of Victoria Harbour, usually
at Central District's Queen's Pier (near the Star Ferry
Concourse) and Tsim Sha Tsui's Kowloon Public Pier (adjacent to
the Clock Tower).
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