Tour

Hong Kong is an iconic global city where East meets West in an extraordinary blend of cultures, experiences, and opportunities. Known for its towering skyline, lively urban districts, and rich history, this Special Administrative Region of China serves as one of the world’s leading financial and business hubs. Beyond its economic strength, Hong Kong dazzles visitors with its cultural diversity, stunning natural landscapes, and a perfect mix of tradition and modernity.

To get more information about local tours around Hong Kong, please refer to the below websites.

As recommended by our official travel partner, we are pleased to offer a Classic Hong Kong Island Tour specially curated for ICPT 2025 participants. Details of the tour are provided below for your reference.

To book this tour, please log in to your personal account on the conference portal, navigate to the "Social Events" section, select the tour, and complete your payment.

Should you have any inquiries, please feel free to contact us at icpt2025@chinastargroup.com.

Saturday, November 1, 2025

Classic Hong Kong Island Tour
(Price: HK$ 678 per person)

* The timeline is only for your reference, it is subject to change according to the traffic condition

Remarks

• * Tour price and operation are based on a minimum group size of 20 people. If bookings are received below 20 people, the tour will be canceled or requoted.
• * Tour cost includes:
  1. 1. Transportation throughout the tour
  2. 2. English-speaking tour guide service
  3. 3. Entrance fee to Sky Terrace 428 of Victoria Peak and one way Peak Tram
  4. 4. Cost of Sampan Ride in Aberdeen Fishing Village
  5. 5. Travel accident insurance
• * Tour cost excludes:
  1. 1. Tips for driver and guide
  2. 2. All personal costs

Victoria Peak

As Hong Kong’s most renowned natural and cultural landmark, Victoria Peak towers 552 meters above sea level, claiming the title of the city’s highest point. Its prime vantage point delivers breathtaking panoramic views—by day, one can marvel at the dense cluster of skyscrapers in Central and the glistening waters of Victoria Harbour; by night, the neon-lit skyline transforms into a dazzling "sea of lights," a sight unparalleled worldwide.

The historic Peak Tram, in operation since 1888, is the quintessential way to ascend. This funicular railway, with its steep incline, offers a unique ride as the cityscape unfolds dynamically outside. At the summit, the Peak Tower and Peak Galleria serve as hubs, housing observation decks, souvenir shops, and diverse restaurants, making Victoria Peak an unmissable destination for every visitor to Hong Kong.

Aberdeen Fishing Village

Nestled on Hong Kong’s southern coast, Aberdeen Fishing Village is a vibrant window into the city’s maritime heritage, far from the bustle of downtown skyscrapers. For decades, it has been home to local fishing communities, with colorful junks, floating homes, and seafood stalls painting a lively coastal scene. The village’s charm lies in its authenticity—visitors can wander the waterfront, watch fishermen unload daily catches, or savor fresh seafood at floating restaurants.

A sampan ride is the highlight of any visit. These traditional wooden boats, steered by local operators, glide through the harbor, offering up-close views of floating villages, fishing vessels, and even the iconic Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter. The gentle ride not only showcases the village’s daily life but also provides a unique perspective of Hong Kong’s coexistence of tradition and modernity, making it a memorable experience for travelers.

Repulse Bay

Repulse Bay, a gem on Hong Kong’s southern coast, is celebrated for its postcard-perfect scenery—sandy golden beaches lapped by calm turquoise waters, framed by lush green hills. Unlike busy urban areas, it offers a serene escape, ideal for leisurely walks along the shore or relaxing under the sun.

The bay also has cultural touches: the colorful Repulse Bay Temple (dedicated to Tin Hau, the sea goddess) adds local charm, while nearby statues and historical markers hint at its past. Along the waterfront, upscale residential buildings blend with casual cafes and restaurants, catering to both tourists and locals. Whether for a peaceful beach day or to soak in coastal tranquility, Repulse Bay is a beloved Hong Kong destination.

Remarks

• 1. A tour will be planned and arranged if there are 20 people registered. If the tour only receives fewer than 20 people, the tour will be canceled or requoted. We will let you know the arrangement in advance.
• 2. Cancellation policy: No cancellation fee will be charged if the cancellation is made before Oct. 10, 2025.