HKTB "DUK LING" JUNK RIDE
Duk Ling is a privately owned authentic Chinese junk. It was built in Macau 50 years and used as a fishing boat until a change of ownership in 1985 following which three years were spent restoring the junk to its original classic design. Duk Ling is now owned and operated by the China Pub Company Limited.
The Duk Ling is available for private and professional charters and Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) charter the junk on two days a week and offer one hour sailings to bona fide visitors to Hong Kong for a fee of HK$50 per person (prior to July 2008 HKTB had provided these rides free). Demand for these rides is high and with a limit of 30 passengers per ride it is necessary to register in advance (sight of passport is usually requested) at the HKTB Visitor Information and Services Centres Star Ferry Concourse Tsim Sha Tsui and Causeway Bay MTR Station.
The rides operate on Thursdays and Saturdays from Kowloon Public Pier, Tsim Sha Tsui (assemble under the upper deck of Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade outside the Cultural Centre close to the Star Ferry Pier) and from Central Pier 9 next to the Star Ferry Piers on Hong Kong Island at the following times;
From Kowloon Public Pier - Thursday 2pm and 4pm, Saturday 10am and noon
From Central Pier 9 - Thursday 3pm and 5pm, Saturday 11am and 1pm
HKTB Duk Ling website;
"AQUA LUNA" JUNK
“Cheung Po Tsai” is the Aqua Luna junk hand built for the Aqua Restaurant Group using traditional shipbuilding methods over an 18 month period by a local craftsman supervised by a veteran 73 year old shipbuilder. The junk with its distinctive red sails is named after the Cheung Chau Island pirate who terrorised the South China Sea at the turn of the twentieth century and was launched in 2006 with a capacity to carry 80 passengers excluding crew. There are eight daily sailings around Victoria Harbour from Kowloon Public Pier 4 in Tsim Tsa Tsui (assemble under the upper deck of Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade outside the Cultural Centre adjacent to the Star Ferry Pier) and Central Pier 9 on Hong Kong Island next to the Star Ferry Piers.
Timetable;
From Kowloon (Tsim Sha Tsui) Public Pier 4;
13-30, 14-30, 17-30, 18-30, 19-30*, 20-30, 21-30, 22-30
From Central Pier 9;
13-45, 14-45, 17-45, 18-45, 19-45*, 20-45, 21-45, 22-45
*advance reservation for these popular sailings is advisable as they afford excellent views of the “Symphony of Lights” multimedia show at 20-00 each night.
Tickets cost HK$150 per person for afternoon sailings, HK$180 per person for evening sailings and include one free drink (savoury snacks, wines and cocktails are also available for purchase on board).
Reservations can be made by phoning Aqua Luna Reservations on 2116 8821 or can be made online from between 7 and 3 days in advance;
Tickets can also be purchased at the piers prior to departure provided space is available.
WATERTOURS OF HONG KONG LTD
Watertours of Hong Kong was formed in 1959 and operates a variety of daily harbour tours using two unique wooden tour boats built along traditional Chinese lines, “Phoenix” with a capacity of 250 persons and “Noble House” with a capacity of 220 persons. Some of these tours extend beyond the harbour and tours range in duration from 90 minutes to 8 hours. Tours include drinks and refreshments and some tours include a full dinner. Tours can be joined either at Kowloon Public Pier 3 (outside the Cultural Centre under the upper deck of Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade near the Star Ferry Pier) or Central Pier 9 (next to the Star Ferry Pier on Hong Kong Island).
Summary of daily tours;
Morning Harbour & Noon Day Gun Firing – 2 hours – HK$230 (HK$140*)
Departs Kowloon Public Pier 3 - 10-15, Central Pier 9 - 10-30
Afternoon Western Shoreline & Tsing Ma Bridge – 2 hours 15 minutes – HK$230 (HK$140*)
Departs Kowloon Public Pier 3 - 14-45, Central Pier 9 - 15-00
Pre-Dinner Sunset Cruise – 90 minutes – HK$300 (HK$210*)
Departs Central Pier 9 - 18-00, Kowloon Public Pier 3 – 18-15
Symphony of Lights – 90 minutes – HK$310 (HK$220*)
Departs Central Pier 9 – 19-30, Kowloon Public Pier 3 – 19-45
Harbour Lights & Lei Yue Mun Seafood Village Dinner Cruise – 3 hours – HK$400 (HK$370*)
Departs Central Pier 9 – 18-00, Kowloon Public Pier 3 – 18-15
Harbour Night Cruise – 90 minutes – HK$290 (HK$200*)
Departs Kowloon Public Pier 3 – 21-30, Central Pier 9 – 21-45
Sea and Land Whole Day Tour – 8 hours (includes coach tour) – HK$530 (HK$420*)
Departs Kowloon Public Pier 3 – 10-15, Central Pier 9 – 10-30
Aberdeen & Harbour Night Cruise – 5 hours (includes coach tour) – HK$720 (HK$590*)
Hotel Pick-up
*Child (2 to 12 years) rate
More details of these tours are available on the Watertours website;
RESERVATIONS
Reservations can be made through most hotel tour desks, tour agents, HKTB Visitor Information and Services Centres or by phoning the reservations line on 2926 3868, online via the above website, by e-mail watertours@wingontravel.com or by visiting the Watertours Booking Office at Shop 1023A, 10/F, Star House, 3 Salisbury Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon (9-00 to 18-30).
HARBOUR CRUISE BAUHINIA
Harbour Cruise Bauhinia operate a 2 hour nightly cruise with international style buffet dinner and live band. The cruise aboard the luxurious tour boat includes unobstructed views of the “Symphony of Lights” multimedia show. The boat is equipped with a bar, lounge, main hall and dance floor. The tour starts at North Point Ferry Pier on Hong Kong Island and then follows a circular route round the harbour via Tai Koo, Shau Kei Wan, Chai Wan, Lei Yue Mun, Cha Kwo Ling, Kai Tak, Hung Hom, Tsim Sha Tsui, Wan Chai and Causeway Bay.
The tour departs from North Point (East) Ferry Pier, North Point at 19-30 and from Hung Hom Ferry Pier, Hung Hom, Kowloon at 20-00.
The tour costs HK$298 adults, HK$198 child aged 2 to 10 and these amounts are subject to 10% service charge.
RESERVATIONS
Reservations can be made either online;
by e-mail to reserve@cruise.com.hk
or by phoning Harbour Cruise Bauhinia on 2802 2886
or by visiting the Harbour Cruise Bauhinia office at Upper Deck, North Point (East) Ferry Pier, North Point (open 09-00 to 18-00 daily).
leider noch nicht gemacht ( auf meiner "to-do- List" erst auf Seite 23 
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sende dir den link, da hier im Forum net erlaubt.
Restaurant am Hafenrand: Faellt mir spontan nur Sai Kung ein oder vllt auf Lama Island. Sai kung ist wohl besser/leichter zu erreichen. Fuer lama island wirst du die Faehre nehmen muessen.
oder in einen Harbour nahen Hotel in TST einfach Fisch bestellen. ( das hotel neben New world Center hat die Restaurants auf der Harbour site)
lol
der Fisch ist auf jedem Fall auch frisch und man bekommt das Essen mehr im international style .
