Hong Kong Harbour and Noon Day Gun Firing Cruise

Hong Kong, Hong Kong

Cruise along Hong Kong harbour to witness the famous skyline as well as a myriad of other waterfront attractions.

This day time cruise will take you as far as Shau Kei Wan Typhoon Shelter, home of local villagers, before returning to see the firing of the legendary Jardine Noon day Gun, a tradition dating back to the early days of Hong Kong.

Majestic skylines, bustling harbor traffic and eye-catching waterfront attractions all feature on the ever changing Hong Kong waterfront scenery. Your day time cruise on Hong Kong harbour sails out to the Eastern harbor area of Hong Kong, along the waterfront of Central, Wanchai, Causeway Bay and North Point before viewing the Shau Kei Wan Typhoon Shelter - home of local fishing families and their trusty deep sea fishing junks.

The excitement of the views are matched by the refreshments which are served to help brighten up your day.

On Route, you will be introduced to a series of stunning skylines, harbour traffic and eye-catching waterfront attractions. Further sailing takes you to the North - Eastern Kowloon side where you will see more scenic contrasts including Lei Yue Mun Village waterfront. Last but not least, you will move on to Causeway Bay waterfront - known as East Point in the olden days - to witness the firing of the legendary Jardine Noon day Gun which is a tradition dating back to the early days of Hong Kong and immortalized by Noel Coward in "Mad Dogs and Englishmen".

USD $32.18

Review by: Allen M	March 2011
excellent harbour cruise, a MUST do when in HK.

Review by: William JOHN F	August 2010
It was in effect a Harbour tour. The gun firing can be seen, just, from quite a distance away. If you were taking any other tour of the Harbour, you wouldn't go near this one.

Review by: Anonymous	January 2008
The commentary is impossible to understand but that actually makes it quite comical. You can't even see the gun, boat is too far away, so that really isn't the highlight of the trip as it appears it would be. The good part is seeing both sides of the harbour. Kowloon and HK side, so it's nice to see them and it's priced right for that. Just don't expect anything out of the firing of the gun, huge disappointment.