Croisière de nuit en yacht dans le port de Victoria - DREAMER:Guide touristique et photos
Description
Victoria Harbour Night View est la caractéristique la plus célèbre de Hong Kong. OceanGoGo espère amener tous les voyageurs à profiter de cette vue magnifique en yacht de luxe. Les voyageurs peuvent vivre l'expérience de location de yachts de luxe à Hong Kong, et également profiter de Victoria Harbour Night View. Notre personnel expérimenté fournit le Guide professionnel de Hong Kong avec Anglais, Cantonais et Chinois à bord. Nous préparons également quelques collations et boissons pour votre usage. * Si vous souhaitez monter à bord d'un yacht nu et choisir votre siège en premier, veuillez choisir l'emplacement central pour l'embarquement.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
La tour de l'horloge est un point de repère à Hong Kong. Il est situé sur la côte sud de Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon. C'est le seul vestige du site original de l'ancienne gare de Kowloon sur le chemin de fer Kowloon-Canton. Officiellement nommée Ancienne Tour de l'Horloge du Chemin de Fer Kowloon-Canton (Chinois: 九 廣 鐵路), elle est généralement appelée la Tour de l'Horloge Tsim Sha Tsui (Chinois: 鐘樓).
L’avenue des étoiles, inspirée du Walk of Fame à Hollywood, est située sur le front de mer de Victoria Harbour, à Tsim Sha Tsui, à Hong Kong. Il honore les célébrités de l'industrie cinématographique de Hong Kong.
Le centre de conventions et d'expositions de Hong Kong (HKCEC; en chinois: 會議 展覽 中心) est l'un des deux principaux centres de congrès et d'expositions de Hong Kong, avec AsiaWorld-Expo. Il est situé dans le nord de Wan Chai, sur l’île de Hong Kong. Construit le long du port de Victoria, il est relié par des allées couvertes aux hôtels et aux bâtiments commerciaux à proximité. Le site a été conçu par Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP, en association avec Wong & Ouyang (HK) Ltd. Larry Oltmanns a dirigé la conception en tant que partenaire de conception avec SOM.
La roue d'observation de Hong Kong (abbr. HKOW) est une grande roue de 60 mètres de haut située dans le Central Harbourfront, au centre de Hong Kong. Il dispose de 42 télécabines, dont une télécabine VIP avec sièges en cuir et un plancher en verre transparent. Toutes les télécabines sont équipées de climatiseurs et de systèmes de communication. Chaque trajet comprenait deux à trois tours et prenait environ 15 minutes. Chaque télécabine peut accueillir un maximum de huit personnes, autre que la télécabine VIP pouvant accueillir cinq personnes.
Victoria Harbour est un port naturel qui sépare l’île de Hong Kong au sud du continent au nord. Les eaux profondes et protégées du port et son emplacement stratégique en mer de Chine méridionale ont contribué à l'établissement de Hong Kong en tant que colonie britannique et à son développement ultérieur en tant que centre commercial.
Votre regard sera attiré vers le sud vers le spectaculaire spectacle topographique et architectural qu'est l'horizon de l'île de Hong Kong dominant les eaux animées du port de Victoria.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Déconseillé aux femmes enceintes
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Les enfants doivent être accompagnés par un adulte
- Aucun remboursement ne sera accordé si une visite ou une activité est manquée en raison d’un retard ou d’une non-arrivée du navire de croisière.
- Soyez ponctuel s'il vous plaît.
- L'âge minimum pour boire de l'alcool est de 18 ans.
- Veuillez monter à bord du yacht selon l'endroit et l'heure choisis du nom du forfait. Le temps d'embarquement au Central est de 17 : 20/18 : 20/19 : 20/20 : 20/21 : 20, et à Tsim Sha Tsui est de 17 : 35/18 : 35/19 : 35/20 : 35/21 : 35. Veuillez vous présenter à l'embarcadère à l'heure ou à l'enregistrement anticipé. Si vous vous trompez d'embarcadère, nous ne pourrons peut-être pas vous organiser pour monter à bord.
Avis(65)
The only problem was it was short and there were loud and rowdy drunks that should have been taken care of by the staff, as it ruined the experience for guests. Otherwise the lights were fantastic!
Ship Cruise is nice but shown laser show from buildings has obsolete technique and poor sound. Best is reasonsble Price…
The guide on the boat was explaining stealing the shore while we were seated. Couldn’t see out the windows as either covered by a shutter or steamed up so could not see what she was talking about. Turn down the heat inside the boat. Food was great. You cooked it yourself on little individual stoves. Now soft drinks included but self serve. So you are seated on a mat with your legs under the floor table. Inconvenient to get up to get a soft drink especially while cooking. We did, and also grabbed drinks for many seniors that were on our boat as they couldn’t get out of their seat without help. If you ordered alcohol the staff was eager to serve as you paid. We got then 15 minutes at the harbour to go outside the boat to take pictures. Some of us were not done eating as so quick. Views were nice outside for photos. Ride back was with entertainment. Folk singer. Different than what we expected..
Michelle the photographer/tour informant was great. Lots of beautiful pictures of my husband and myself. She took time to explain the different areas around Victoria Bay.
You get to see all the lights on the buildings around the harbor but that is the light show. No fireworks or lazer show over the harbor. If your hotel has a view of the harbor it is a waste of time, unless
Nothing special boat was not good and staff were busy eating there food .seating area was smelling and toilets were dirty we had soft drinks and snacks but not very good and light show was very disappointing there was nothing special about it.Don’t waste your money and time
It’s a bit crazy to find the correct dock location you need to be at. The boat was nice and we could see the wonderful lights of Hong Kong. They did take some nice free photos of us with the city lights in the background. Lots of free drinks and treats. It was a great introduction to the city.
We have always used Viator for all day excursions whilst travelling around. However, today has been our worst experience. We are in Hong Kong and booked what we thought would be a wonderful evening Harbour cruise with Viator called Victoria Harbour cruise company Dreamer. As always we had promptly arrived at our destination pier 9 at 18.36 one hour before our scheduled time. We stood watching many boats picking up people but we could not see any clear signs for the cruise pick up point at the pier or in-fact anybody looking for us to board a boat. At around 19.40 hrs 5 minutes after our scheduled departure time we did eventually spot a young lady with a hoody covering up a dreamer cruise logo on her jacket. We asked her where our cruise point was at which she replied your cruise ship has just gone. Whilst she did try to offer us a later trip that evening we were unable to make this time as we had a whole days trip planned for the morning with Viator. Now awaiting refund. Recommendation is for this company to clearly display their service pick up point at pier 9 as other companies have and for staff to be more visible.
The boat and crew were very good. The lights however were somewhat disappointing It was very hard to see what was happening with all the other lights being displayed.
This is the worst value for money cruise tour available! I am in the process of asking for my money to be refunded. The boat was dirty, we we herded to the top deck as the covered middle deck was unavailable due to the dozens of boxes of beverages stacked in the area which resulted in not enough seating for all the passengers. On boarding the boat we were offered soft drinks and cans of beer from cooler boxes. Beer was the only alcohol offered although this was not what we were led to believe was to be included. We were also offered a half bowl of cheap rice crackers which were limited to one bowl to be shared per table which clearly was not sufficient. We cruised for 10 minutes then remained stationary for 20 minutes in front of a Ferris wheel on hongkong Island. When we approached the captain, who was laying back in his chair with his feet up on the console, asking why we weren't cruising his response was to offer us a beer and advising that the spot was of historic significance and good for photos. It doesn't take 20 minutes to take a photo! Also we were not provided with any audible information of what we we were seeing. The only information given was on how to buy photos of the bay via a qr code. This was a terribly unprofessional and overpriced tour. We could have had the same experience for a 10th of the price on other vessels. I recommend that you do not waste your money on this tour.
