• Hong Kong - As enthusiastic adventurers, it’s understood that deciding what to explore can be challenging, especially in a city like Hong Kong with its endless options. Opt for a private, tailored walking tour where an itinerary will be crafted to ensure you experience what interests you most, at your preferred pace.

Customized private tours in Hong Kong range from 4 to 8 hours, with the duration being your choice. Tours can commence anytime between 8 am and 6 pm, allowing for either a day or night tour. A bespoke itinerary will be created based on your preferences, ensuring you see what captivates you most.

The tour can include must-see attractions like Victoria Peak and a ride on the Star Ferry, along with unique, lesser-known spots, showcasing Hong Kong as a city of contrasts where urban life meets natural landscapes, and diverse social classes coexist. It’s a place where East truly meets West like nowhere else.

For food enthusiasts not opting for the full food tour, culinary elements can be incorporated into your tour, offering a delightful taste of Hong Kong. If souvenir shopping is on your agenda, favorite markets can be visited, or specific items can be sourced upon request. Photography enthusiasts can also be guided to the most picturesque locations.

• Victoria Harbour - Experience the vibrant Victoria Harbour, the lifeline of Hong Kong, with its constant flow of vessels and stunning surrounding scenery.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Victoria Peak (The Peak) - At 552m, Victoria Peak is the highest point on Hong Kong Island. Enjoy a walk to a lesser-known lookout point, a 15-minute stroll, to soak in views of Hong Kong Harbour and the city.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Sheung Wan - Discover the stylish, exotic, and trendy old neighborhood of Sheung Wan, an eclectic mix of shopping experiences dominated by traditional Chinese beliefs and businesses.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Seafood Street - Dried seafood is a staple in Chinese cuisine and traditional tonics, with this trade centered around Des Voeux Road West in Sheung Wan, known as Dried Seafood Street. Explore and learn about the medicinal properties of dried seafood.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Cat Street Market - For rare Ming dynasty furniture, ancient snuff bottles, or Cultural Revolution propaganda posters, Upper Lascar Row – known as Cat Street – is the place to find such treasures among antique dealers, curio merchants, and art galleries. It’s also ideal for bargains in jade, silk products, embroideries, and wooden handicrafts.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Hollywood Road - Explore cool graffiti and navigate past historic antique shops and art galleries.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Man Mo Temple - Man Mo Temple is a picturesque tribute to the God of Literature (Man) and the God of War (Mo), worshipped by ambitious students aiming for success in Imperial China’s civil exams.

Built in 1847, it remains the largest Man Mo temple in Hong Kong. Pausing under its giant hanging incense coils offers a pleasant contrast to the nearby financial district’s hectic pace.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Graham Street Market - With over a century of history, Graham Street Market offers a local experience. The sloped street is lined with food stalls selling fresh vegetables and live seafood, alongside traditional shops offering great souvenirs. The Kowloon Soy Company, founded in 1917, is renowned for its traditionally made soy sauce.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Central - One of the oldest yet most dynamic districts, Central and Western District encapsulates Hong Kong’s rich spirit. Century-old temples share streets with modern concept stores, and authentic tea houses coexist with art galleries, making it both old and new, local and global.

Perfect for walking, this neighborhood is full of attractions, from heritage buildings and art institutions to local eats and souvenirs. Guides will lead you to the best Central has to offer.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Mid-levels Escalator - Experience the Mid-Levels Escalator, the world’s longest outdoor escalator. Enjoy observing vibrant city life during the 20-25 minute ride, covering 800 meters and elevating 135 meters to Conduit Road.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Tai Kwun - Tai Kwun offers a range of heritage, contemporary art, performing arts, and lifestyle experiences in the restored Central Police Station compound, comprising three Declared Monuments. It received the Award of Excellence in the UNESCO Asia-Pacific Awards for Cultural Heritage Conservation 2019.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Hong Kong Park - An urban oasis, Hong Kong Park blends seamlessly with the natural landscape. It features an aviary, greenhouse, Flagstaff House Museum of Tea Ware, Hong Kong Visual Arts Centre, fountains, lily ponds, playgrounds, a restaurant, and a marriage registry. The aviary houses over 80 bird species in a tropical ‘rainforest’ setting.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Soho - South of Hollywood Road, SoHo is the multicultural hub for wine, dining, and nightlife in Central. Its historic, narrow streets are home to chic bars and exotic restaurants.

Explore fashion boutiques, art galleries, and antique shops during the day, and enjoy lunch with a glass of wine. Stay for the evening when SoHo truly comes alive.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• International Finance Centre - Rising 420 meters above the Central waterfront, this landmark is the tallest building on Hong Kong Island and one of the tallest globally. Two IFC, completed in 2003, includes the upscale IFC mall, Four Seasons Hotel, and MTR Hong Kong Station.

IFC mall is a visually appealing shopping destination, offering a relaxing shopping experience with water views and gourmet dining against the glamorous harbor backdrop.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Golden Bauhinia Square - The bauhinia, Hong Kong’s emblem, is celebrated with the Forever Blooming Bauhinia Sculpture at Golden Bauhinia Square, a gift from the Central Government marking the 1997 Handover. The Reunification Monument features inscriptions by President Jiang Zemin. Enjoy the daily Flag-raising Ceremony with Victoria Harbour as a backdrop.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Instagram Pier in Hong Kong - Ride the Star Ferry, Hong Kong’s oldest transportation mode, operating since 1888. Enjoy the stunning harbor views during the ride.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade - Starting at the colonial-era Clock Tower and extending to Hung Hom, the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade passes the Avenue of Stars, Hong Kong Cultural Centre, and Hong Kong Space Museum. The promenade offers views of the Hong Kong Island skyline over Victoria Harbour.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower - Standing 44 meters tall, the Clock Tower was built in 1915 as part of the Kowloon–Canton Railway terminus. Though the station is gone, the red brick and granite tower remains a Declared Monument, a reminder of the Age of Steam.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Avenue of the Stars - Stroll along Avenue of the Stars in Tsim Sha Tsui and enjoy the view of Victoria Harbour.

The Avenue of Stars honors those who contributed to making Hong Kong the ‘Hollywood of the East’. Thanks to Hong Kong’s movie industry, many are familiar with the city’s sights before visiting.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Bruce Lee Statue - Located at Avenue of the Stars, the Bruce Lee Statue is a glamorous movie-themed avenue, complemented by the splendor of Victoria Harbour and the Hong Kong skyline, offering spectacular views.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• The Peninsula Arcade - The Peninsula Hong Kong, known locally as ‘The Pen’, is a landmark with a rich history since 1928.

The Peninsula’s fleet of Rolls Royce Silver Shadows is featured in the James Bond film The Man with the Golden Gun. In 2006, 14 Rolls Royce Phantoms were added to the fleet, marking the largest single order in the company’s history.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Kowloon City - Kowloon City is a diverse district, spanning old neighborhoods, suburban enclaves, historic sites, and the former Kai Tak Airport, now a recreational hub.

The area is home to vibrant cultural communities, including Little Thailand, known for fresh Southeast Asian herbs and spicy meals, and a large Chiu Chow community from eastern Guangdong.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Chung King Mansion - Chung King Mansions, once a symbol of prosperity, has lived in the spotlight for 55 years. Known for its multi-story souk offering exotic flavors, it has a reputation for a sleazy underbelly.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Goldfish Street (Tung Choi Street) - Tung Choi Street North, or Goldfish Market, is lined with shops selling various fish, from unique goldfish to colorful tropical species.

Feng shui enthusiasts view goldfish aquariums as auspicious, making this pet trade prominent in Hong Kong.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Ladies Market - With over 100 stalls of bargain clothing, accessories, and souvenirs, the Ladies’ Market on Tung Choi Street offers a one-kilometer stretch for haggling. Named for its abundance of women’s clothing and accessories, it also offers watches, cosmetics, bags, home furnishings, CDs, and trinkets.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Flower Market Road - Immerse in a jungle of exotic blooms and scents at Hong Kong’s Flower Market.

Shops and wholesalers sell auspicious blossoms and luck-bringing houseplants to eager crowds year-round.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Mong Kok - Mong Kok is Hong Kong’s most crowded shopping and residential district, but its neon-lit historic streets are worth visiting for the ‘peoplescapes’. The shopping and street food are excellent too.

The area includes the popular Ladies’ Market and numerous shopping streets, where merchants sell specific products. Mong Kok has streets dedicated to goldfish, flowers, birds, sneakers, and kitchenware.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple - Make a wish at Wong Tai Sin Temple, known to ‘make every wish come true upon request’. The temple houses three religions (Taoism, Buddhism, and Confucianism) and is both a scenic attraction and an important religious center.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Chi Lin Nunnery - Established in 1934 and renovated in Tang dynasty style in 1990, Chi Lin Nunnery is a large temple complex with elegant wooden architecture, Buddhist relics, and lotus ponds. It includes temple halls with statues of divinities like the Sakyamuni Buddha and bodhisattvas.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Nan Lian Garden - The tranquil Nan Lian Garden is a public park with the Golden Pagoda and Red Bridge, built in Tang dynasty style. Its 3.5-hectare garden is meticulously landscaped, with every element placed according to specific rules. The vegetarian restaurant or teahouse is worth a visit.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Wan Chai - Explore one of the city’s most dynamic areas, where old meets new, and East meets West. Hip bars and restaurants mix with old buildings and hidden temples among skyscrapers.

Best explored on foot, Wan Chai offers heritage hideaways and modern hot spots for nightlife, dining, shopping, and culture, making it a must-visit.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Causeway Bay - If retail is Hong Kong’s lifeblood, Causeway Bay is its heart. From designer brands in glass towers to street style, fashion thrives here. Beyond shopping, discover a district with character, Hong Kong Island’s largest public park, and a history tied to its past as a fishing village.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Sham Shui Po District - Sham Shui Po offers simple pleasures. As a historically blue-collar area, it provides affordable experiences unique to the city. Instead of skyscrapers, find buildings with rich history. Try Michelin-recommended noodles and snacks, and spend hours shopping at open-air markets.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Aberdeen - Board a sampan, a traditional fishing boat, to explore Aberdeen and observe the local fishing community. The rustic lifestyle contrasts sharply with nearby luxury yachts.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Stanley - Discover why this seaside village on Hong Kong Island’s south side is a favorite for foodies and shoppers.

Visit Stanley Market for clothing, accessories, and handicrafts, and Stanley Plaza. Sightsee and shop at Old Stanley Police Station, a Declared Monument now a supermarket.

Shopping is complemented by ocean breezes, South China Sea views, pubs, and a variety of local and international food.

Flexible tour itineraries are crafted around your interests. All stops are optional and fully customized to your preferences and available time.

• Hotel pick-up within city limits
• Free for children 11 and under
• Professional guide
• Public transportation included (MTR, ferry, tram, bus)
• Star Ferry ride

• Food and drinks
• If you choose to use a taxi at any point during your tour, the costs are payable by yourself
• Note: This is still a walking tour, even if you book a hotel pick-up, using public transportation
• Gratuities
• Peak tram (Tickets)

Private Full Day Customized Walking Tours with a personal tour guide last 8 hours and blend Hong Kong’s must-see attractions with hidden treasures and lesser-known streets.

The guiding principle is ‘like-a-local’. This culturally immersive walking tour allows participants to explore Hong Kong on foot and by utilizing the excellent public transport system, just like a local! Throughout the tour, participants will gain insights into Hong Kong’s culture, customs, history, and local lifestyle. Feeling peckish? Enjoy eating like a local too! The tour is adaptable and will be tailored to your pace and preferences.

Perfect for those with limited time or anyone seeking a thorough introduction to Hong Kong before venturing out independently. Simply share your interests after booking to receive a personalized itinerary.

Available in English, Cantonese, and Mandarin Chinese. All guides are native speakers.

• A moderate amount of walking is involved - please wear comfortable walking shoes
• Not wheelchair or push chair accessible
• All tours take place as scheduled except under Red/Black storm warning or Typhoon #8 or above. For up to date weather information see the Hong Kong Observatory website.
• Tours will be delivered in English unless requested otherwise at the time of booking.
• Tours are available in Cantonese and Mandarin Chinese.
• Please also inform us if you are travelling with children under 12 years of age.
• Cancellation Policy: If you cancel more than one week (more than 168 hours) in advance we will give you a full refund (excluding credit card processing charges. If you cancel between 7 days and 2 days (between 167 and 48 hours before) we will give you a 50% refund (excluding any service charge). There are no refunds if you cancel less than 48 hours’ notice.
• CNY 2026: Please note that all bookings made for dates between February 16–21 are subject to a Chinese New Year (CNY) surcharge due to the holiday period in Hong Kong. This surcharge can be paid after booking via invoice. If you would like to check the surcharge amount before confirming your booking, please feel free to send us a message and we’ll be happy to assist you.
• Hotels outside city limits/airport is subject to a surcharge

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.