| Ticket type | E-ticket (direct entry) |
| Attraction type | History & culture |
Adult tickets are for passengers aged 12 or older; child tickets are for passengers aged 4 to 11 or taller than 95 cm; passengers aged 3 or younger also need to book their tickets in advance (a ticketing fee will apply).
Please arrive at the pier at least 10 minutes before flight departure time. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
There are no reserved seats on board.
The scheduled times listed above are planned departure times only. The actual docking time of the vessel depends on the conditions at the pier; if other vessels are using the pier, the boarding and disembarking times for the Dukling may be slightly delayed. Therefore, we recommend that guests avoid scheduling their itineraries too tightly for that day. The actual docking situation at the pier is beyond the control of the Dukling, and we appreciate your understanding regarding any delays.
Once a reservation is confirmed, cancellations, rescheduling, and refunds are not allowed.
Once the reservation is confirmed, all fees paid will not be refunded if the reservation is canceled or no-show on the day.
Do not board or alight until the vessel is properly berthed. Passengers must follow the crew's instructions when boarding and disembarking.
Please be mindful and exercise caution when boarding or alighting the vessel, and kindly ensure the safety of any accompanying children and elderly passengers.
The number of passengers boarding the vessel must not exceed the limit of 35 people. Otherwise, the captain reserves the right to refuse sailing.
Passengers must maintain cleanliness on board and refrain from spitting or littering.
Smoking, gambling and any behaviour that may cause nuisance to other passengers are strictly prohibited on board.
Life vests are available for use on board only in the event of an emergency.
Passengers are required to evaluate their physical condition before boarding, especially those with mobility challenges. No refunds will be provided in the event that a passenger is unable to board or complete the voyage due to any personal reasons.
Kindly note that in rare cases, there may be commercial promotions on the sails, which may affect the appearance of the iconic red sails. In such case, you will be notified before the departure day. The tour will go on as scheduled, but if you prefer not to go on the tour, we could reschedule your tour or make other necessary arrangements.
It may be cold on board during winter. Please wear suitable clothing that day.
It may be cold on board during winter, so please dress warmly.
In the event of inclement weather during the voyage, such as the issuance of an Amber Rainstorm Warning or Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 3 or above, the captain reserves the right to return to the pier early in accordance with maritime regulations. No compensation will be provided for any unused time remaining.
When typhoon signal No. 3 or above is hoisted and the red/black rainstorm warning signal is in effect, the flight will be canceled and the date will be changed or refunded depending on the situation. Please visit www.dukling.com.hk for the latest status and announcements.
If the sails cannot be deployed due to weather conditions, flights will still operate as usual. All tickets purchased will not be refunded or compensated, so please consider before booking.
Passengers are responsible for the safety of their personal belongings. In the event of property loss on board, the Operator will not assume liability.
All required insurance for the vessel has been arranged in accordance with the ordinances of Hong Kong.
In the event of any disputes, the decision of Dukling and KKday shall be final.
Yes, sailing on Dukling offers a unique perspective of Victoria Harbour on Hong Kong's last antique junk boat. Visitors can enjoy stunning cityscape views, especially during the Symphony of Lights night cruise, and learn about traditional fishermen's culture through informative commentary. It's an immersive experience blending history with scenic sightseeing.
A standard Dukling Victoria Harbour cruise typically lasts approximately 45 minutes to an hour. This duration provides ample time to enjoy the iconic cityscape, absorb the atmosphere of the historic boat, and capture memorable photos of the harbour.
You can conveniently book tickets for the Dukling Victoria Harbour cruise through KKday. Booking via KKday offers the advantage of a streamlined reservation process and secure payment options, allowing you to easily secure your spot on this unique historic boat experience with comprehensive service.
The Dukling cruise is unique as it's the only opportunity to sail on Hong Kong's last authentic red-sail junk boat, a living piece of maritime history. It offers an intimate connection to the city's heritage, combined with panoramic views of Victoria Harbour and engaging commentary about its significance.
A Chinese junk boat is a traditional sailing vessel from China, characterized by its distinctive lug sails. Dukling is significant because it is Hong Kong's last original hand-built, red-sail junk boat, dating back nearly 70 years. It was once used for fishing and now represents the city's rich maritime past.
Yes, Dukling is fully operational and meticulously maintained to preserve its authenticity. It has undergone restoration to its original condition, allowing visitors to experience a genuine piece of Hong Kong's fishing heritage and a truly antique vessel that accurately reflects its past use.
Absolutely. The Dukling Chinese junk boat undergoes regular maintenance and stringent inspections to ensure it meets all safety standards for passenger cruises in Victoria Harbour. It is specifically designed and certified for safe and reliable operation in these waters, prioritizing passenger well-being.
Dukling holds immense historical significance as Hong Kong's sole surviving authentic Chinese junk boat that once served as a fishing vessel. Built nearly 70 years ago, it embodies the city's rich maritime traditions and cultural heritage, offering a tangible link to its past as a symbol of Hong Kong's seafaring history.