This is a popular cruise for those who love the vibrancy and the ambitious town planning of Hong Kong. High-rises showcasing Hong Kong's architectural phenomenon, include Bank of China, Exchange Square, Hong Kong & Shanghai Banking Corporation, Lippo Tower and Central Plaza and Two International Finance Centre along the waterfront. There are other new and remarkable infrastructural landmarks, like Kowloon Wharf and its developments, Kowloon Expressway, and the nearby Stone-cutter's Island which for many decades served as a British Royal Navy Base until June 1997; but having been re-built is now a Chinese PLA Navy base.

Further on, you will see the spectacular Tsing Ma Bridge linking the new Hong Kong Airport, and it is presently the longest suspension bridge capable of carrying both vehicles and trains in the World.

More interesting sceneries along this Western Shoreline of Hong Kong are the skyscrapers built on the hillside, traditional shipyards, the high-skill Tuen Mun Highway, and the World's largest Container Terminal, all vividly contrasting, but in great harmony.

Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village, situated at Hong Kong's Eastern Harbour and still carrying on much Chinese heritage, is widely known to the gourmets as a seafood paradise. Here visitors are attracted to many traditional scenes, like people making choice from a variety of seafood fresh from fishmongers' stalls and tanks, and have it cooked to their own specifications in one of Lei Yue Mun's many restaurants.This evening cruise which promises you not only some wonderful experience, but a great value for money, begins with a harbour cruise on a traditional Chinese sightseeing junk to sail around to let you enjoy the exciting night views of Hong Kong Harbour, and thereafter takes you to Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village for a brief walk ashore, and for a delicious Chinese Dinner. On the return journey, enjoy more of the glittering harbour views by night.

-Minced Chicken & Sweet Corn Potage
-Steamed Fresh Prawns
-Deep-fired Squid with Chili and Salt
-Scallops Steamed with Garlic and Chinese Rice Vermicelli
-Steamed Fish in Traditional Cantonese Style
-Spare Ribs in Sweet and Sour Sauce
-Seasonal Vegetable
-Fired Rice with Shrimp
-Fired E-Fu Noodles

Board our junk, enjoy the open-bar hospitality onboard, and see the fantastic night view from all different angles. Cruise to the colourful Western District, once the busy waterfront trading center in the old days. See more activities in the main harbour through the busy freighter anchorage, towards the Kowloon Promenade. Sail along the Island East waterfront and pass by Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter where you can see the moored pleasure boats and sampans before ending the cruise.

A Symphony of Lights" has been awarded the world's "Largest Permanent Light and Sound Show" by Guinness World Records. This nightly spectacle combines interactive lights of 33 key buildings on both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon with musical effects to showcase the vibrancy and glamorous night vista of Victoria Harbour.

Board the authentic Chinese sightseeing cruise boat as she sails around the Victoria Harbour, one of the world's most impressive natural habours. At night time, the spectacular Hong Kong's skyline on both side of the harbour will fire your imagination as the dazzling neon cityscape emerges. The cruise climatises as the Symphony of Lights show brightens up the skyline with spectacular display of lazer beams bouncing off skyscrapers from both sides of the harbour every night from 8:00pm-8:20m. The synchronised 20-minute display to music and commentary that depicts the growth of Hong Kong from a sleepy fishing village to dynamic world city it is today. Enjoy uninterrupted view of the dazzling show with unlimited drinks on board for an unforgettable Hong Kong by Night .