Hong Kong Dim Sum & Neon

14:00 Arrive in style with a smooth private transfer from HKG airport.

16:00 Get your bearings from the top deck of a classic open-top bus.

19:00 Sail Victoria Harbour on an authentic antique junk boat at sunset.

09:30 Ride the iconic Peak Tram followed by a traditional dim sum lunch.

15:00 Ride the world's longest outdoor covered escalator through the city. Don't pay for a guided walking tour just to get around—this city-funded escalator system gets you from Central’s skyscrapers to the Mid-Levels for free. Skip the 8am commute unless you enjoy being pressed against commuters.

20:00 Experience the skyline's dazzling light show from a night yacht.

10:00 Skip the lines for the Big Buddha and explore the Tai O stilt houses.

10:00 Step into the incense-filled halls of one of Hong Kong's oldest temples. Show up before 9am unless you want to fight influencers for that smoke-filled shot. Those massive hanging incense coils look unreal, but expect watery eyes and the scent of sandalwood clinging to your hoodie for hours.

14:00 Eat like a local on a guided tour of the best street food stalls.

19:00 Browse the vibrant stalls and neon lights of this famous night market. Show up after 8pm when the neon actually wakes up. This isn't for high-end shopping—go for cheap tech, retro trinkets, and the spicy crab at the dai pai dongs.

10:00 Enjoy a day of fantasy and classic rides at Hong Kong Disneyland. Skip the massive crowds of other Disney parks and head straight to Grizzly Gulch and the world-exclusive Mystic Manor—it is easily the best trackless ride they have. Budget a full day for the Frozen expansion and the night show at the castle.

08:30 Discover Portuguese heritage and world-class architecture in Macau.

09:00 Hunt for souvenirs at this seaside market on the south side of the island. Skip the crowded central malls and take the bus out for cheap linens, silk robes, and souvenirs that don't feel like total junk. The main maze takes about an hour to browse, but the real move is grabbing lunch at a waterfront cafe on Stanley Main Street afterward.

12:00 Take a final stroll through the bustling streets of Kowloon. Cross the harbor for Hong Kong’s gritty, authentic side. Hit the Temple Street Night Market for cheap claypot rice or book a private street food tour to find the best curry fish balls without the guesswork.