Cruise Hong Kong on a Traditional Red-Sail Chinese Junk

One of the best ways for tourists to see Hong Kong is on board a traditional red-sail Chinese junk boat. Now aqua luna is launching four new Day Cruises that allow visitors to do just that - experience Hong Kong on a Chinese junk.

Starting next week, on July 27th, aqua luna’s four Day Cruises will take passengers to places in Hong Kong that only a few get to see:

Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter: Every Monday, aqua luna takes guests on a three and a half hours journey to Aberdeen to show you what it calls some of the best-kept secrets of Hong Kong’s fascinating marine life.

Cheung Chau Island: Visit one of Hong Kong’s 235 outlying islands. Every Wednesday, aqua luna takes guests on a 6 hour adventure to Cheung Chau - a unique world packed with its own culture and traditions.

Temple of the Sea – Joss House Bay: Standing guard at the eastern entrance of Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour in Joss House Bay is Hong Kong’s oldest and largest Tin Hau temple dedicated to the Goddess of the Sea. Every Thursday, aqua luna takes guests on a three and a half hours trip to search out this magnificent temple and the treasures that lie en route.

Stanley Village and Market: Stanley village on the south side of Hong Kong island is a favourite destination for visitors and locals alike. Shop at Stanley’s colourful market, have lunch at its bustling waterfront cafes, visit the Chinese Tin Hau Temple and enjoy the grandeur of colonial Murray House. Every Saturday and Sunday, aqua luna takes guests on a 75 minutes cruise of Hong Kong island to show off the delights of Stanley.

Prices range from HK$290 to HK$380 per person depending on the cruise. Children’s prices are available. A light Dim Sum lunch is included in the ‘Life on the Sea’ and ‘Temple of the Sea’ cruises.

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