Aqua Luna: Symphony of Lights Cruise in Hong Kong

Highlights

Watch the world's largest permanent light show from comfortable loungers
Enjoy onboard snacks and refreshments aboard the stylish Aqua Luna
Learn about Hong Kong's unique heritage with front-row seats on the water

Summary

With soaring skyscrapers overlooking a colorful turquoise bay, Hong Kong’s skyline is one of the most recognizable in the world. During this unforgettable evening boat cruise, you’ll have front-row seats to the world’s largest permanent light and sound show: the nightly multimedia performance known as the Symphony of Lights. Meet at one of Hong Kong’s popular piers, where you’ll prepare to set sail aboard the stylish Aqua Luna. Mingle with fellow travelers and enjoy onboard drinks and snacks, as you lounge comfortably in preparation for the riveting laser show. Get ready for the city’s 33 skyscrapers to light up with dancing beams, as you listen to a fact-filled narration explaining Hong Kong’s development from a sleepy fishing village to a dynamic, world-class metropolis. Enjoy the warm evening breeze, as you coast along the world’s third-largest bay and admire the dazzling skyline, lit up with colorful lasers and searchlights.

Tour info

Duration

45 minutes

Why take this tour?

Hong Kong is one of the world’s most vibrant cities, and Victoria Harbour, the third-largest bay in the world, remains its picturesque heart. During this comfortable and stylish evening boat cruise, you’ll settle back on lounge beds to enjoy the city’s famous Symphony of Lights laser show. Enjoy drinks and snacks, as you glide across the harbor to watch the famous skyline light up with dancing beams. It's a unique way to view this nightly spectacle in Hong Kong.

What’s included?

One complimentary drink
Food and drinks, unless specified

Things to know

Before you book

Duration: 45m
Mobile tickets accepted
Instant confirmation

Cancellation Policy

All sales are final and incur 100% cancellation penalties.

Operator Website

Operated by:

Aqua Luna

About operator:

Possibly the last Chinese junk to be painstakingly handcrafted in Hong Kong, aqualuna was created using age old designs and traditional materials by an 80 year old local craftsman. Also known as “Cheung Po Tsai” in Cantonese, aqualuna is named after the infamous Cheung Chau island pirate who used to terrorize the waters. Guests are able to absorb Hong Kong’s history while enjoying the intoxicating harbour and skyline views on board. This iconic Hong Kong experience is completed by cocktails and snacks served in the boat’s large cabin and open air decks.