Victoria Harbour Tours and Tickets
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Victoria Harbour

The harbor is a must-see for every first-time visitor.
Wear comfortable shoes if you’re planning to explore the harbor front on foot.
Get out on the water with a sightseeing harbor cruise, dinner cruise, or nighttime Symphony of Lights cruise.
It's worth planning both a daytime and nighttime visit to the harbor.
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There are plenty of ways to experience Victoria Harbour. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:
Victoria Harbour is free to visit and tickets on the Star Ferry start at just HK$4 for adults. However, many travelers opt to experience the harbor on a cruise, which can cost roughly US$20–55, depending on inclusions. Kayaking trips are another alternative, and start from around US$90.
Typical Victoria Harbour cruises use a wide range of boats, from classically styled sailing junks to chic modern yachts. Many include live commentary, recorded commentary, or an audio guide to put the sights in context. Some include refreshments, from simple snacks to cocktails or a dim sum feast.
Most travelers find the best time of day to take a Victoria Harbour cruise is just before 8pm, when the Symphony of Lights sound and light show illuminates buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. Sunset is another popular time and a bit more accessible for families with young children.
Victoria Harbour lies between the mainland (Kowloon) and Hong Kong Island, and most Victoria Harbour cruises depart from piers in Kowloon’s Tsim Sha Tsui or Hong Kong’s Central. You can reach them by MTR: Tsim Sha Tsui (Tsuen Wan line), Tsim Sha Tsui East (Tuen Ma line), and Central (Island and Tsuen Wan lines).
Yes, there are accessible tours of Victoria Harbour, and the Kowloon waterfront is flat and wheelchair-friendly. Star Ferries offer barrier-free travel, while private guides can create accessible itineraries. Victoria Harbour cruise boats, however, are generally not accessible without walking at least a few steps.




































































































































