[One-day hiking tour] Dong Lung Chau + Lei Yue Mun lunch + West Kau Chuan River (enjoy the beautiful sunset scenery), Lei Yue Mun (visit the lighthouse and quarry), take the Yong'an Western-style boat for the entire journey (includes a can of soda or 1 bottle of distilled water)

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1. [Buy one get one free] Hiking and check-in one-day tour | Tung Lung Chau + Lei Yue Mun lunch + West Kowloon River (enjoy the most beautiful sunset view), Lei Yue Mun (visit the lighthouse, stone quarry), take the Wing On Western-style boat for the whole journey (includes a can of soda or a bottle of distilled water)

• Buy one get one free (departure date in April): $678/2 persons, average $339/person (reservation of 2 persons required each time)

— Product Features —

• Tour Tung Lung Island, also known as Tung Lung Chau, was called "Nantang" in ancient times. It is an island located south of Fotangmen and east of Siu Sai Wan. The island has statutory monuments and unbeatable sea views, as well as the Tung Lung Island Fort Special Area.
• We have selected the easy hiking route in the north, led by the tour guide from Nan Tang Pier, passing the century-old white Tung Lung Island Lighthouse (No. 184, Fo Tang Men Lighthouse), the Fort Camp and the Tung Lung Fort Ruins. On the way, you can also see the weathered gravel boulder - Flying Eagle Rock, watch and photograph the magnificent scenery of the coastal cliffs and waves crashing on the shore, as well as the natural geological wonders - Qianlong Tuzhu, Geyser Rock, etc.
• Tung Lung Island was once an important military location, and the fort is a relic left over from the war, which was built to defend against pirates. At the fort ruins, you can see the fort walls and barracks of the past. It is one of the few places where you can appreciate Hong Kong's historical relics. The Futangmen Lighthouse is one of the famous check-in spots on Donglong Island. The white lighthouse has a retro and romantic appearance and is surrounded by the sea. It has a history of a hundred years.
• Lei Yue Mun Restaurant 【Lunch】Menu: (Applicable to 12 persons)
• Simmered Shrimp/Steamed Scallops with Garlic and Silver Threads/Steamed Fresh Seafood/Pineapple Sweet and Sour Pork/Hai Tian Secret Scallion Chicken/Fried Squid with Green Fungus/Papaya and Tofu Soup with Dragon King/Fresh Vegetables from the Countryside/Yangzhou Fried Rice/Jinxiu Yi Noodles*(Note: The table will be arranged for 12 people per table. If the number of people in the order is less than 12, they will be arranged to share the table with other guests.)
• Wander in Lei Yue Mun, a small fishing village with a history of over 150 years. The strong fishing port atmosphere makes Lei Yue Mun a sharp contrast with the bustling and noisy urban area of ​​Hong Kong. In addition to the famous and effective wishing tree and Tin Hau Temple, there are many check-in hotspots here, including: Lei Yue Mun Lighthouse, stone quarry, seawall murals, etc.; guests can also freely purchase a variety of souvenirs in different souvenir shops.
• When you first step into the entrance of Sam Ka Tsuen in Lei Yue Mun, you will see the iconic towering archway and a giant carp sculpture shining with golden light. In an inconspicuous corner of the seafood street, you will find an old British colonial-era postbox, one of only 59 remaining in Hong Kong. Postbox No. 235 is engraved with the words "GRV", representing the era of King George V, allowing you to relive the colonial style of the past. In addition to the old postbox, hidden in the seafood street is the "Jockey Club Lei Yue Mun Creative Center" which was revitalized from the century-old Haibin School. Leisurely strolling in the narrow alleys of Seafood Street, surrounded by the hawking sounds and the smell of seafood, it feels like traveling through a time tunnel decades ago.
• Passing through the Lei Yue Mun Recreation Park and the small rocky beach next to it, the Lei Yue Mun Lighthouse is right in front of you. The green lighthouse built on a rocky island is triangular in shape and very special. It is located at the eastern end of Victoria Harbour, so you can enjoy the beautiful harbor view. Its beautiful sunset views at dusk make it a pilgrimage site for photography enthusiasts.
• Walking further, you will reach Ma Huan Village and the Tin Hau Temple, a Grade 3 historic building built during the Qianlong period of the Qing Dynasty. There is a mural art seawall nearby, which is a new breakwater built after Typhoon Mangkhut. Many colorful murals were painted by volunteers, with the daily life in the Lei Yue Mun area as the theme, depicting the stories of the old Lei Yue Mun.
• Finally, we arrived at the Lei Yue Mun Quarry, which has been abandoned since the 1960s. Surrounded by huge rock walls and shoulder-high grass, it felt like we were in the land of giants. Large tracts of golden reeds that resemble Miscanthus, coupled with the desolate rock formations, dilapidated stone houses, and overgrown weeds, have attracted many people to check in and take wedding photos.
• A special West Kowloon check-in boat tour is arranged, where you can take a leisurely boat trip through the West Kowloon Cultural District and Tsim Sha Tsui, covering the most famous check-in attractions on both sides of the strait: the West Kowloon Cultural District Art Park and Waterfront Promenade, M+ Museum, West Kowloon Pavilion, Hong Kong Palace Museum and the Ferris wheel on the Central waterfront.
• The tour will be accompanied by a professional tour guide who will provide care and explanations along the way
• Guests are advised to purchase or bring their own appropriate travel insurance.

- journey-

• Meet at Kowloon Public Pier No. 3, Tsim Sha Tsui at 8:45am (near the Cultural Centre) → Tung Lung Chau → Tung Lung Chau Battery Exhibition Centre → Fat Tong Mun Lighthouse → Battery Camp → Battery Historic Site (Hong Kong Statutory Monument) → Flying Eagle Rock (also known as Chicken Rock) → Lei Yue Mun → Lunch → Check-in hotspots ~ Lei Yue Mun Lighthouse, Tin Hau Temple, Quarry → Souvenir Street → Check-in at West Kowloon Freehand Boat River (new West Kowloon route, overlooking the West Kowloon Art Park and the grassy area of ​​the Promenade, as well as the giant screen of the M+ Museum, the West Kowloon Pavilion, and the Hong Kong Palace Museum) → Return to Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon Public Pier (disband at around 4:00pm).
  
• *The viewing platform at Tung Lung Chau Fort is currently undergoing maintenance and needs to be temporarily closed. Guests will be arranged to visit the outer area or nearby attractions.
  
• "Tung Lung Island": Also known as Tung Lung Island or Nan Tang Island. The island is called Tung Lung Island by villagers because it is covered with natural sea caves. "Tung Lung" and "Tung Lung" are homophones, so it was later renamed Tung Lung Island. Tung Lung Island is the southernmost island in Sai Kung District, located south of the Clear Water Bay Peninsula. Although it covers an area of ​​only 2.4 square kilometers, the island retains many natural landscapes. The scene of waves hitting the rock walls is very magnificent, and you can also overlook the Clear Water Bay Peninsula in the distance. It has become a popular rock climbing and camping site in Hong Kong.
• "Flying Eagle Rock": Also known as "Chicken Rock", it is a huge gravel rock that has been weathered in a honeycomb pattern. It stands alone on the top of the mountain and is an ideal training spot for rock climbing enthusiasts. Because the stone has different shapes when viewed from different directions, it is also called "Eagle Stone" or "Toad Stone" and is a popular check-in spot on Tung Lung Island.
• "Fotangmen Lighthouse": This century-old white lighthouse is connected to the shore by a small bridge, but when the waves are high, the bridge will be covered by the waves. The lighthouse provides illumination for ships passing through the Fotangmen waterway. Guests here can enjoy the unparalleled view of the Blue Pond Channel. On the other side is the southernmost tip of the Clearwater Bay Peninsula, which is also the location of the Clearwater Bay Country Club.
• Tung Lung Chau Fort: A statutory monument in Hong Kong, it was built during the reign of Emperor Kangxi (1662-1722) to defend against pirates. The fort is rectangular in shape, with an outer wall 33.5 meters long and 22.5 meters wide. The wall is about 3 meters high and the entrance is located on the north wall. It is reported that there were 80 cannons and 15 barracks to defend against pirates.
• Lei Yue Mun Sam Ka Tsuen: After passing through the Lei Yue Mun Recreation Park and the small rocky beach next to it, the Lei Yue Mun Lighthouse is right in front of you. The green lighthouse built on the rock is triangular in shape and very special. It is located at the eastern end of Victoria Harbour, so you can enjoy the beautiful harbor view. There is a mural art seawall near the Tin Hau Temple. Many colorful murals were painted by volunteers, with the daily life in the Lei Yue Mun area as the theme, depicting the stories of the old Lei Yue Mun. The Lei Yue Mun Quarry has large areas of golden reeds that resemble Miscanthus, as well as desolate rock formations, dilapidated stone houses, and overgrown weeds, which attract many people to check in and even take wedding photos.
• 【Lunch】Dishes at Lei Yue Mun Restaurant include:
• Simmered Shrimp/ Steamed Scallops with Garlic and Silver Threads/ Steamed Fresh Seafood/ Sweet and Sour Pork with Pineapple/ Hai Tian Secret Scallion Chicken/ Stir-fried Squid with Green Fungus/ Papaya, Tofu and Sea Dragon Soup/ Fresh Vegetables from the Countryside/ Yangzhou Fried Rice/ Jinxiu Yi Noodles

— Terms and Conditions —

• The same price applies to all groups (including infants).
• The minimum number of participants is 30. If the group cannot be formed, you will be notified 3 days before departure. Participants can choose to keep the group fee for future registration.
  
• When registering, guests must provide their Chinese name, date of birth, contact number and Hong Kong identity document number as shown on their valid Hong Kong identity document.
  
• The first traveler to provide a phone number and email address must depart.
• Once registered, no cancellation, change or refund is allowed.
• The recommended service fee for a one-day tour is HK$30 per person, which can be given to the tour leader as an encouragement before the end of the tour.
• Lunch at Lei Yue Mun Restaurant* (Note: The table will be arranged for 12 people per table. If the number of people ordered is less than 12, they will be arranged to share the table with other guests. If the menu is subject to change due to supply, no further notice will be given.)
• Regarding bad weather arrangements: If Typhoon Signal No. 3 or Black Rainstorm Signal is still hoisted at 7:00 a.m. on the day of departure, or the Observatory predicts that the signal will be hoisted within the next two hours, the tour will be cancelled. If the group is affected by bad weather and the departure is cancelled, the following arrangements can be made: guests can keep the relevant tour fee and change to another designated date, but the group must be of the same tour number.
• The order of the itinerary and meal times are for reference only. The actual arrangements will be determined based on the situation on the day of departure. If the attractions on the itinerary are under maintenance, suspended or closed due to circumstances on that day, guests will be arranged to visit the surrounding areas or near the attractions.
• Guests are advised to purchase or bring their own appropriate travel insurance.
• Local tours only provide guided tours in Cantonese.
• The above pictures are for reference only, the actual product shall prevail.
• Services are provided by Wing On Travel and Sightseeing Limited (Licence No.: 351259). In case of any disputes, KKday and Wing On Travel reserve the right of final decision without further notice.