HONG KONG, WEEKEND

Hong Kong is the perfect location to enjoy a one-day or weekend luxury charter escape, with plenty of different options to enjoy in the waters around this vibrant cosmopolitan city. From traditional villages to world-class dining to clear waters filled with fish, a Weekend Superyacht Charter ensures memoriesto last a lifetime.

For those looking to explore more of the region or spend a longer time on board a weekend yacht charter is an ideal choice, allowing you to visit a greater number of places while still staying within easy reach of Hong Kong.

Itinerary 1: Hong Kong Weekend City Escape, Two Day/Two Night, West & South Routes

Friday: Victoria Harbour and Discovery Bay

Enjoy a sunset cruise around Victoria Harbour, before making the most of your premium on-water location to take in the firework shows from Disneyland Hong Kong, which light up the sky. With spectacular views the harbour is a tourist hub of Hong Kong with bustling streets and busy promenades frequented by tourists and residents alike. Moor up for the night in Discovery Bay, an upmarket residential development just 2km off from Disneyland and 12km from the nearest point on Hong Kong Island.

Saturday: Cheung Chau and Tai O

Today provides a close look at the traditional fishing villages of Tai O and Cheung Chau. Experience these villages, rich with historic customs, for yourself while they still remain unspoiled. The renowned Tai O is made up of unique stilted huts, built by the Lanta people who have made their homes on the tidal flats of Lantau Island for centuries. This unique waterman’s hut life culture has become a feature of Tai O and is worth a visit for the photo opportunities alone that this unique settlement provides.

Cheung Chau Island (meaning ‘long island’, thanks to its long strip-like shape) is located in between Lantau Island and Lamma Island and is an original small fishing with a relaxed lifestyle. The island is well known for its fresh and delicious seafood and Cheung Chau’s Tung Wan Beach and Kwun Yam Wan Beach are some of the most beautiful beaches in Hong Kong, with turquoise water, tropical plantations and fine sand.

Sunday: Lamma Island

This varied day charter will take you around some of Lamma Island’s most beautiful bays and islands and give you the chance to experience island, which has a unique blend of western and Chinese culture, for yourself. Visit Sok Kwu Bay to experience this historical Hong Kong fishing village, rich with oriental colors, before taking a family-friendly track towards Yung Shue Wan, which boasts a relaxing and romantic western atmosphere. Yung Shue Wan is the backbone of Lamma Island, with multiple restaurants, boutique cafes and small grocery stores that are all exquisitely decorated, making for a beautiful sight.

Make your way back to the marina after an unforgettable weekend charter.

Itinerary 2: Hong Kong Weekend City Escape, Two Day/Two Night, North & East Routes

Friday: Victoria Harbour and Clear Water Bay

Enjoy a sunset cruise around the busy and cosmopolitan Victoria Harbour, a popular destination for tourists and residents alike. There is no better way to appreciate the lights and colours of Hong Kong than from the water. Make your way to Clear Water Bay, one of Hong Kong’s most famous beaches, to anchor up for the night and enjoy life on board your yacht.

Saturday: Clear Water Bay & Po Toi

The Sai Kung area is known as ‘Hong Kong’s back garden’ thanks to its abundance of lush hiking trails and stunning beaches. Clear Water Bay is the most renowned of these beaches, having earned its name thanks to its turquoise clear water, and boasts incredible surrounding mountain scenery and plenty of amenities including a popular golf course. Ideal for visiting by water, your yacht will pick a quiet spot and moor up for you to enjoy the best the Bay has to offer.

Before your return, visit the rocky island of Po Toi (meaning ‘sack,’ name due to the its narrow channel from the bay to the sea), which is home to many traditional local fish farms and fleets of sampans (small local fishing boats). Still home to a number of traditional fisherman’s huts, this is a fascinating peek at a more traditional way of life. The island is also home to the Tin Hau temple, historic carvings, impressive rock formations and much more.

Sunday: Sai Kung Island and Kau Sai Fish Farm

Inhabited by fishermen since the 14^th Century, today Sai Kung has evolved into a suburban village renowned for its seafood restaurants, boutique shops and cafes with a fascinating blend of European and Asian cultures. The coast of Sai Kung is home to the famous “Seafood Street”, where most of the local large seafood restaurants are located with their aquariums full of a wide range of fresh seafood.

During your charter also pay a visit to Kau Sai Chau, just off the coast of Sai Kung. With clusters of islands in these waters the area’s most famous attraction is the Kau Sai Fish Farm, a must-do for fishing fans with 30,000sqft of water full of a huge range of fish and all the fishing gear.