Two lovely ladies, Kathleen and Sylvie enjoying Milk Tea on the Food Tour. I had an amazing and spirited day with all our guests in spite of the occasional rain. Richard (guide)
Escape the city by taking a short ferry to Lamma Island. It's only 25 minutes by ferry. Lamma is known for its spectacular seafood lunches and dinners. If it lives in the ocean you can eat it at Lamma!
On the Star Ferry while talking about the skyline, our eyes met these instructions on how to don a life jacket. Can you spot the improvisation in this picture?
If you are up and out early enough you can see the temple staff hanging up the intense coils for the day. This is Pak Shing temple located on Tai Ping Shan Street and this pic was snapped at about 8:15am.
A brilliant post by Aaron Mc Nicholas titled 'How the Olympics advances education'. So, just so everyone is on the same page... Hong Kong is a city of the country of China. But up until 2047, when China has full control over Hong Kong (50 years after the British returned HK to China) , Hong Kong operates separately to China in pretty much every area except defence (HK has no army of its own). That means it has its own Olympic team!
There is great street art all over Hong Kong! Here are a few recently spotted on our private custom tours!
Ali's wish was to taste Chicken Feet for the first time. Her dream turned into a reality at the Dim Sum restaurant on the Food Tour.
If you are looking for a drink with a good view there are a lot of bars with rooftops! Check out the article below to find one for your next visit to Hong Kong. http://www.fodors.com/…/15-incredible-rooftop-bars-in-hong-…
Last Sunday Hong kong had a not so teenage Comic Con. From cosplay competitions to singing Japanese animation tracks, they had it all!