Symphony of Lights Yacht Cruise

Experience a captivating evening in Victoria Bay aboard a luxury yacht while witnessing the remarkable sound and light spectacle known as the Symphony of Lights. Sail  through Hong Kong and enjoy breathtaking views of the lit-up skyline from a distinct vantage point.

Cruise Overview

Gather at Kowloon Public Pier No.2 in Tsim Sha Tsui at the designated time, where you will board a yacht for a 45-minute journey across the stunning Victoria Harbour. Get ready to be amazed as the city morphs into a dazzling panorama of lights and hues!

As we cruise into the bay, iconic landmarks of Hong Kong will reveal themselves, gradually lighting up to showcase their beauty. We will pass by the historic Tsim Sha Tsui Clock Tower, a remnant of the city's railway heritage, standing proudly along the shoreline.

The voyage continues as we take in sights such as the Avenue of Stars, honoring the legends of Hong Kong cinema. As the skyscrapers glow, an impressive backdrop unfolds with views of the magnificent Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center and the enchanting Hong Kong Observation Wheel, twinkling in the distance.

The highlight of this enchanting Symphony of Lights cruise occurs when the yacht positions itself for an optimal view of the renowned audiovisual display, recognized by the Guinness World Records as the largest of its kind globally. Witness as the structures illuminate in a synchronized light show, transforming the skyline of Hong Kong Island into an unforgettable sight.

As the lights perform above and shimmer on the water, be captivated by the surreal views of the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront paired with the bright city skyline. Onboard, enjoy complimentary snacks and drinks—a delightful way to enhance your experience!

Following this enchanting evening, we will head back to our starting point after one hour.

Traditional Boat Experience

If you prefer, there's an option to book a Symphony of Lights cruise on a traditional boat. This unique experience features a sail on the Aqua Luna, a classic Chinese “junk” vessel.