Luxury holidays in Hong Kong
Ride the Star Ferry across the harbour and eat at tables worth crossing town for. Send us your dates and we reserve your harbour-view suite, private guide and restaurants.
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Hong Kong
4 days · 3 nights
Hong Kong
Three nights in a 4 star Hong Kong hotel, with private transfers from and to the airport. The two full days are yours: explore on your own, or add a guided day around Hong Kong Island and Kowloon and a day trip by ferry to Macau.
Open the curtains in Hong Kong and the harbour is right there, ferries crossing below and the towers of Kowloon catching the morning light. Non-stop flights arrive from Europe, the Gulf, North America and Australia, and the city is polished enough for a milestone. Most guests start with dim sum, then spend the afternoon with a tailor or in the galleries and antique shops of Hollywood Road.
Then the city surprises you. Trails along the island's green ridges begin minutes from the towers, and on Lantau the Big Buddha sits above a monastery reached by cable car. The Star Ferry still crosses to Kowloon in a few minutes, and the view from the Peak after dark is worth one late night. Hong Kong also makes an easy first or last stop on a longer trip through Asia.
Hong Kong Island and Kowloon each deserve a day, and Lantau is worth a third.
Central's towers, the tram up to Victoria Peak and the old streets of Sheung Wan, with beaches on the south side.
Markets, temples and dim sum on the mainland side, with the best view of the island skyline from the harbour promenade.
A cable car ride to the Big Buddha at Ngong Ping, the stilt houses of Tai O fishing village and green hiking trails.
Autumn and early winter bring clear skies and the most comfortable walking weather.
Cool, dry and clear, a comfortable month for walking the city.
Mild and dry, with Lunar New Year fireworks and lights in some years.
Warming up, with humidity rising and some misty days.
Warm and pleasant, with spring showers and occasional fog.
Hot and humid, as the rainy season begins.
Heavy rain and high humidity, with typhoons possible.
Hot and wet, the height of the typhoon season.
Hot, humid and stormy, so plan indoor time for the afternoons.
Still hot with typhoons possible, and Mid Autumn lanterns in some years.
Clear, dry and warm, the best month for the Peak and the island trails.
Dry, sunny and mild, with clear harbour views.
Cool and dry, with festive lights along the harbour.
Hong Kong is a major hub, with non-stop flights from Europe, the Gulf, North America and every major Australian city.
Trains out of West Kowloon reach Guangzhou in under an hour, with onward links to Beijing and Shanghai.
The Great Wall, the Terracotta Army and Shanghai's skyline.
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