Join us for a magical night in Victoria Bay on a luxury yacht to enjoy the most impressive sound and light show in the world: the Symphony of Lights. Cruise around Hong Kong to admire the illuminated skyscrapers from a unique perspective.
Cruise Details
We'll meet at the indicated time at Kowloon Public Pier No.2, in Tsim Sha Tsui, where we'll board a yacht for a 45-minute cruise through Hong Kong's Victoria Harbour. Prepare for spectacular views as you witness how Hong Kong is transformed into a canvas of lights and colors!
As we enter the waters of the bay, we'll get a privileged view of the most emblematic points of Hong Kong that, little by little, will begin to light up. We'll admire the historic Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, a vestige of the city's railway past that rises majestically on the seashore.
Our cruise continues as we soak up sights like the Avenue of Stars, which pays tribute to Hong Kong's most prominent film figures. The skyscrapers will continue lighting up, creating a breathtaking backdrop as we pass in front of the imposing Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and the captivating Hong Kong Observation Wheel, glowing in the distance.
The highlight of the Symphony of Lights cruise, will come when the yacht positions itself for the best perspective of the famous audiovisual spectacle, recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest in the world. You'll witness the buildings come to life with coordinated light shows, transforming the Hong Kong Island skyline into an unforgettable spectacle.
As the lights dance in the sky and reflect on the water, you'll be mesmerized by these dreamlike views of the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront and the illuminated skyline of the city. On board, you'll also have unlimited snacks and drinks at your disposal—the perfect finishing touch!
After a magical evening, we'll return to the starting point, 1 hour later.
Traditional Boat Cruise
If you wish, you can also book our Symphony of Lights cruise on a traditional boat. On this trip, you will sail on the Aqua Luna: a traditional Chinese “junk” boat.
