Hong Kong Area Guide

Your starting point for exploring Kowloon, starting from the stunning waterfront at Victoria Harbour and working your way north.

Make sure to walk with your negotiating skills and your best poker face when you visit Mong Kok’s amazing markets.

Hong Kong's tallest tower, waterfront biking, Chinese opera and much more can all be found in West Kowloon

Forget Temple Street and Ladies Market - the real bargains are found in Sham Shui Po

Explore Hong Kong’s biggest, most crowded night market, full of food, fun, and feathered fortune tellers.

The after-party is always happening here in Wan Chai, with a high concentration of bars, restaurants, and live music joints.

Walk with your wallet and dodge the endless crowds when you visit Causeway Bay, the shopping mecca of Hong Kong and foodie hub.

Central’s interesting neighbor to the west, Sheung Wan is one of the oldest settled areas of Hong Kong, with a very distinct personality.

It's the perfect day trip, with a vibrant street market, postcard-perfect bays, and restaurants overlooking the sea

Hop in a sampan and explore Aberdeen’s long history as a fishing village and harbour

Explore walled villages, impressive temples, and the tallest mountain in Hong Kong

Jump into adventure in Sai Kung, with awesome hikes, deserted beaches, great marine activities, and fishing villages stuck in time.

Venture out of town to explore Shatin's hidden gems

Long sandy beaches, mountain monasteries, tiny fishing villages, and a big outlet mall are just some of the attractions on Hong Kong’s biggest island.

Fun things to do at the airport’s closest suburb

A 25-minute ferry ride transports you to laid-back Lamma, with lovely beaches, scenic bays, and happy hippie haven.

A famous Bun Festival, pirate’s caves, windsurfing, and a Mini Great Wall make Cheung Chau a great day-trip out of the city.

One of the busiest airports in the world somehow makes travelling a breeze