Two beguiling cities, one hour apart by ferry, five unforgettable days. Here's the exact itinerary our guests love most — with tips on timing, tickets and food that only a local team would know.
Land in Hong Kong, and take a private transfer to your hotel near the MTR. After freshening up, ride the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour at golden hour — one of the world's best-value experiences. In the evening, catch the Symphony of Lights show along the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade.
Insider tip: the 20:00 laser show is best viewed from the Tsim Sha Tsui side — no ticket needed.
Dedicate a full day to Hong Kong Disneyland. Pre-book tickets (we include them in our packages) to skip queues, grab an early slot for Mystic Manor and stay for the evening castle show. Indian food is available inside, and a quick MTR gets you back to your hotel.
Morning at Victoria Peak via the Peak Tram for jaw-dropping views, then Madame Tussauds. Afternoon: Ocean Park (pandas and rides) or a relaxed Big Buddha cable-car trip to Lantau. Wind down at Temple Street Night Market for street food and souvenirs.
Take the morning TurboJET ferry (an hour, comfort class recommended). Explore the Ruins of St. Paul's, Senado Square, A-Ma Temple and grab lunch of Portuguese egg tarts. Afternoon at Macau Tower observation deck, evening at The Venetian with a gondola ride. Stay overnight in a Cotai Strip resort.
Morning at Cotai Strip — visit the City of Dreams and the Fisherman's Wharf waterfront. Board the afternoon ferry back to Hong Kong, do light souvenir shopping, then take your airport transfer. Leave with memories (and photos) to last a lifetime.
October–April gives the most comfortable weather for both cities. For full details on seasons, read our Best Time to Visit Hong Kong guide. For honest package costs, see our Hong Kong package price guide.
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