Dinner on Lamma Island and Hong Kong Lights

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

If you love seafood, you won't want to miss the chance to dine at the Sok Kwu Wan fishing village on Lamma Island, home to some of Hong Kong's most authentic seafood restaurants. You'll sail to Lamma Island by ferry and enjoy a delicious seafood Chinese dinner, then complete your evening out in Hong Kong by admiring the city's glittering neon lights from the Mid-Levels Lookout.

The seafood restaurants lining the waterfront of Lamma Island's Sok Kwu Wan fishing village are extremely popular with local residents. In the summer months it's full-house every night and the vibrant atmosphere is typical of Hong Kong's restaurants ' noisy, crowded but always fun! You'll delight your taste buds with an authentic seafood dinner.

After dinner you'll return to Hong Kong Island to take a short sightseeing trip to see Hong Kong's fabulous evening lights from the Mid-Levels Lookout, halfway up Victoria Peak.

USD $72.09

Review by: Anonymous, Australia	May 2008
Both my partner and I were disappointed in this trip. It was very expensive for the little you got in return - an average boat for the boat ride, and a tiny meal 'banquet' shared between way too many people. 9 course literally means 9 dishes shared between however many people go on the tour and this didn't share far between the large number in our group. No one was satisfied about the amount of food and the quality was pretty poor too. When the tour leader asked us how it was at the end when people indicated that we didn't have much food, they didn't seem to care at all. The mid levels lights look out at the end was good though.

Review by: Sharman H, Australia	January 2008
Food was certainly better than I expected and we had a great night.

Review by: Margaret M, Australia	November 2007
The food was very ordinary, but we enjoyed the company of people from other countries.

Review by: Anonymous, United States of America	November 2006
I was expecting a seafood feast, however the food was similar to my local Chinese restaurant in Australia. Also, I chose not to have the free wine or beer and was charged for water.