This is a popular cruise for those who love the vibrancy and the ambitious town planning of Hong Kong. High-rises show-casing Hong Kong’s architectural phenomenon, include Bank of China, Exchange Square, Hong Kong & Shanghai Corporation, International Finance Centre and Central Plaza along the waterfront.
There are other new and remarkable infrastructural landmarks, like Kowloon Wharf and its developments, Kowloon Expressway, Yaumati Typhoon Shelter and the nearby Stone-cutter’s Island which for many decades served as a British Royal Navy base until June 1997; but having been re-built is now a Chinese PLA Navy base.
Further on, you will see the spectacular Tsing Ma Bridge linking the new Hong Kong Airport, and it is presently the longest suspension bridge capable of carrying both vehicles and trains in the World.
More interesting sceneries along this Western shoreline of Hong Kong are the skyscrapers built on the hillside, traditional shipyards, the high-skill Tuen Mun Highway, and the World’s largest Container Terminal, all vividly contrasting, but in great harmony.
