Climb the stairs to the top of Victoria Peak and explore Hong Kong Island’s sweeping views—equally breathtaking day or night. Built over 150 years ago, this 1,810 ft-high (552-meter) mountain is ringed with lush trees and trails cutting through volcanic rock. Perhaps though instead you feel like soaking up the sun on one of its many serene hiking paths. Or maybe you’re more interested in exploring cascading waterfalls while getting pleasantly lost in a landscape that looks like it sprang from a picture book.

Aberdeen is by far one of the most charming parts of Hong Kong. Life here moves at a much more laid-back pace, but don't worry... with the countless eateries and bustling activity around Aberdeen Town Hall to keep you entertained, there's plenty this fishing village has to offer. The perfect opportunity awaits: hop onboard a replica pirate ship and indulge in delicacies from modern foodscapes and grilled rice balls alike!

Need a little adventure in your life? Remote and rugged, the fishing village is very different from Hong Kong island. Tai O has undeniable character: sunken stilt houses, seafood markets, and graded buildings that provide a fascinating insight into a Hong Kong of days past. Its tidy streets end at dark alleys where even more secrets lurk. Throw some ancient culture together with stellar Tex Tex Snacks - after all, everything tastes better with shrimp chips - and brace for an experience you won't soon forget.

Savour the solitude of the peaceful surroundings while marvelling at its grandiose architecture. Walk through this sprawling city of the past and see the perfectly executed woodcarvings, paintings, sandpaintings, ornaments, statues and brightly coloured lamps that create a magnificent pastiche beneath your feet.

Are you looking for adventure? Are you ready to take on an incredible challenge? Well, scratch that itch with this Hong Kong adventure! Your goal will be simple: find your way to the top of the iconic Big Buddha. What are you waiting for? Get your credit card out and give us a call. Let’s get your booking on its way.

Man Mo Temple is one of the oldest and most famous temples in Hong Kong, dedicated to Man Cheong, god of literature, and Mo Tai, god of war. Spend your day riding through man-made terrain to visit this serene temple at the crossroads between Buddhism and Taoism. When you arrive by car or ferryboat--yes they're both allowed!--you'll walk down a grand staircase flanked by two lions with traditional Chinese-style roofs lining the way. Said to be one of the Eight Buddhist Miracles for its architecture that married Eastern religion with Western design sensibilities, don't forget to toss some spare change into the box next to the stairs if fortune favours you today!