[2025 Hong Kong ] Travel Guide for Bigbus Hong Kong (Updated Jul)

🌅My dear friends, Hong Kong is an excellent place to watch the sunset. There is an experience not to be missed when traveling in Hong Kong - take the "Sunset Express" sightseeing bus and enjoy the city's sunset during the bus trip. Today Bella will help We have put together the sunset speed travel guide, stay tuned! 🗺️Full route 📍Starting point: Peninsula Hotel (pick-up point for H2 tourist bus) You can see the bus stop sign on the west side of the hotel ⏰Recommended arrival time: around 18:00 (because there is a queue) ⏰First bus for night view: 18:30 Sightseeing bus selection 1️⃣Man-powered sightseeing bus H1 during the day and H2 at night: 🚌H1 bus: departs from the Star Ferry Pier, with two departures at 18:00 and 19:00 🚌H2 bus: Departs from Peninsula Hotel, runs twice at 19:30 and 20:30. Fare: 39.8 yuan/person, half price for seniors and children. 💡Note: It operates on holidays and weekends. If you want to see the scenery before and after sunset, choose the H1 bus, which departs from the Star Ferry Pier; you will most likely not be able to see the sunset by taking the H2 bus, but you can see the night view of Hong Kong~ 2️⃣Big Bus sightseeing bus has three routes: 2 during the day (Hong Kong Island Tour, Stanley Tour), 1 at night (Kowloon Night Tour) Pick-up location at night: Entrance to K11 MUSEA Donut Playhouse in Tsim Sha Tsui Ticket price: 247 yuan/person 💵Payment method: Octopus/cash/zfb/credit visa card are all acceptable 💡Suggestions for queuing: ✔️There are many tourists on weekends, so you may need to reserve a seat in the open-air seats in advance. In order to ensure that you can sit in the open-air seats, it is recommended to arrive early and start queuing. ✔️If time is limited, you can choose to pass by the boarding point and stop briefly to take pictures of the sunset 🔙Return: After getting off the bus, you can take the Central Ferris Wheel🎡, you can also take the Star Ferry🚢, or you can take the bus to Victoria Peak Cable Car🚡 ✅The above is the complete sunset coaster experience guide! Before traveling, it is recommended that you check the sunset time and the time required for the itinerary, choose the appropriate route and time period, and do your homework in advance. You will definitely encounter the charming sunset moment in Hong Kong~ I wish everyone a happy trip and take satisfactory sunset photos. 🌅! #hong kong travel #hong kong #hong kong sunset coaster

Compared to Citywalk I prefer the summer night breeze on the Hong Kong Big Bus! From the Hong Kong IFC International Financial Center to Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter From modern high-rises to small streets and alleys Tall buildings and colorful streets It's like entering a Wong Kar-wai movie! I really love the night in Hong Kong I hope we can all reach all the destinations in our hearts ✅Travel strategy: Big Bus Hong Kong Island Night Tour: The first bus is at 18:30, the last bus is at 20:30, and the duration is 1 hour 📍Departure location: Central Pier 7 (online ticket purchase requires on-site exchange for paper tickets, as long as you make a reservation, you have a seat, no need to queue for a long time) 🎫Ticket: Adults and children 158r/person (with a Star Ferry ticket, you can go from Tsim Sha Tsui to Central Pier 7, or you can go to Tsim Sha Tsui from Central Pier 7) 🕹Attractions along the way: 1️⃣Central Pier 7 Station-2️⃣IFC International Financial Center-3️⃣Yau Kee-4️⃣Hollywood Road-5️⃣Bank of China Building-6️⃣The Henderson-7️⃣Wo Cheong Pawn Shop-8️⃣Causeway Bay SOGO-9️⃣Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter (Earphones will be issued on the bus to explain the various attractions along the way) ⚠️Precautions: You can get off the bus halfway through the night tour route, but you can't get on the bus again. You need to arrange your itinerary reasonably. You will finally return to Central Pier 7 💡Recommended itinerary and bus selection: 18:30 shift: You can check in the Ferris wheel and Star Ferry at Central Pier 7 before departure, then take the night tour bus, friends who want to shop can get off at Causeway Bay Department Store, and then go to Causeway Bay Typhoon Shelter Pier to see the night view. Return to Central Pier 7 and go to Tsim Sha Tsui with the Star Ferry gift ticket 20:30 shift: Depart from Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, exchange 2 tickets at Tsim Sha Tsui Customer Information Center (1 Hong Kong Island Night Tour ticket, 1 Star Ferry exchange ticket). If the time is a bit early, you can also see the sunset on the ferry, and then take the night tour bus at Central Pier 7

The weather is hot 🥵 recently, why not let me introduce you today an activity that can chill chill😎 while blowing the sea breeze 😃, is to take the Big Bus open-top bus 🚌 🤗 So what's so special about Big Bus😚? Route 1: Hong Kong Island Cultural Tour⛪ This route will take you through many historical buildings in the Central and Western District of Hong Kong Island🏯, so that you can explore this Chinese and Western cultural integration while sitting on a convertible bus🚌 Hong Kong😚, as a first-time tourist to Hong Kong this route is the most suitable👍 Route 2: Stanley Seaside Tour 🏖️ This route is my favorite of the 3 routes😜, and this time I participated in the Stanley tour route😙, the whole process is mainly based on the coastal scenery of Southern Hong Kong Island🏞️, including passing through Sham Shui Wan🏝️, Repulse Bay🏖️, and previously introduced the most beautiful Tai Tam Reservoir stone bridge in Hong Kong Route 3: Night tour of Kowloon Peninsula🌆 If you like to see the night view, you can also participate in their night tour of the Kowloon Peninsula route 😁, this route will not only take you to enjoy the night view of Hong Kong's bustling city 🌆, but also allow you to experience sitting on a convertible bus 🚌 through the Red Tunnel 😆, is a quite special experience ga 😉 Tips: Interested friends can go to the major travel websites / Big Bus's official website to see the latest routes offered, because the route may change at any time ga 😉 Want to know more good places to visit in Hong Kong? Remember to like 👍 + follow us 😁 @sweet.travel_hk, with your support we will be motivated to continue to discover special places in Hong Kong 😚🥰 #bigbus #openbus #bus #HongKongIsland #HongKongIsland #CentralWest #Southern #Stanley #Sham Shui Wan #Reservoir Bay #Tai Tam Reservoir #Kowloon Peninsula #night view

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Definitely a MUST try activity. Especially during the evening/night time as you can see all the illumination and lights of Hongkong in the night! The Tour is around 1 hour, but the times passes very fast as you enjoy every moment of it. #hongkong #kowloon

📸 Photo Tips: Lugard Road Lookout is free with an excellent view, capturing the golden angle of Victoria Harbour’s panorama. - Take the Star Ferry across Victoria Harbour to feel the romantic sea breeze. - Ascend Victoria Peak to overlook the magnificent panorama where the "concrete jungle" meets the blue sea; the night view is acclaimed as one of the "world’s top three nightscapes." 🍴 Must-Try Foods: Classic street snacks: curry fish balls, pineapple buns, wonton noodles (the perfect ratio of 70% shrimp to 30% pork). - High-end experience: creative fusion dishes at Michelin-starred restaurants, such as Tim Ho Wan’s crispy BBQ pork buns and Lung King Heen’s Cantonese dim sum. Late-night culture: dai pai dong stalls at Temple Street Night Market, try the “Naza noodles” featured in the movie "God of Cookery" and soak in the local hustle and bustle. “The Central escalator carries footsteps in suits, yet around the corner, you encounter the neon lights of an old ice room. This is Wong Kar-wai’s 'Chungking Express,' the city in Eileen Chang’s writing, where old and new intertwine, and every step tells a story.” 📌 In-depth Experience: Artistic route: stroll along Hollywood Road Antique Street, explore designer workshops at PMQ, and capture Hong Kong-style art in front of street graffiti walls. Historical marks: the Hong Kong Museum of History traces the transformation from fishing village to international metropolis, and the former Kowloon-Canton Railway Clock Tower witnesses a century of change. 👜 Shopping Guide: High-end malls: Harbour City in Tsim Sha Tsui, Times Square in Causeway Bay, home to international brands; shopping during the winter and summer sales (June-September, November-January) is more cost-effective. Specialty markets: Ladies’ Market in Mong Kok, Sham Shui Po Electronics Market, where you can find local handmade goods and affordable trendy clothes, enjoying the fun of bargaining. Outlying Islands Recommendations: - Lamma Island: hike the Family Trail, savor seafood in Sok Kwu Wan, and meet relaxed expatriate islanders in Banyan Bay cafés. Cheung Chau: a blend of fishing village charm and the traditional Bun Festival; rent a bike to circle the island and experience the fresh vibe of the “Hong Kong Kamakura.” ✨ Travel Tips · Efficient and Warm City Details Transport: Octopus Card for easy access to MTR, buses, and ferries; Airport Express reaches Central in 24 minutes, with pre-check-in services freeing your hands. Regulations: smoking and eating are prohibited in public places with heavy fines for violations; always carry your ID. Services: look for “Quality Tourism Services” certified merchants for transparent pricing and peace of mind. “Hong Kong’s fast pace is the tram flashing past neon lights; its slow pace is the leisure of tea and dim sum in a teahouse. Here lies the brilliance of the ‘Pearl of the Orient’ and the tranquility of outlying fishing villages. Come to Hong Kong and live an endless urban dream.” 🌃✨

Hong Kong’s sunset coasters are so popular, but everyone seems to only know about sunset coasters and miss the night view. Hong Kong's Victoria Bay is one of the three most beautiful night views in the world. At night, there are all kinds of strange high-rise buildings with lights on. Sitting on a flying car and blowing the sea breeze, shuttling between the buildings. I think this should be a unique romance in Hong Kong. ~ In addition to going to Victoria Peak and Brammar Hill to enjoy the night view in Hong Kong, sunset driving is also a very good choice. As someone who has ridden the Sunset Express at least ten times, I would like to compile a guide for you~ Strategies The choice of sunset coaster You can watch a lot of sunsets during the day and at night. But at night, there are two types of sunset rides in the city. Personally, I like Big Bus. There are fewer people and no queues. If you buy the tickets in advance, you will definitely have a seat (on the 2nd floor), which makes it more comfortable. Big Bus is available during the day and night. In the evening, there are Kowloon Night Tour and Hong Kong Island Night Tour. I recommend the following trip👇🏻 📍Hong Kong Island Night Tour ⏰Time: 18:30/20:30 (only two trips in the evening) ⏰Duration: 1h The scenery on both trips is very beautiful, and I have been on both. You can choose according to your own time schedule. No sun at 20:30, it is very pleasant to enjoy the night view with the sea breeze. If you like sunset, choose 18:30. It will be a little sunny when you set off, but you can enjoy the beautiful sunset. 🚶🏻‍♀️Route Central Pier 7→lFC International Financial Center→You Kee Hop→Hollywood Road→He Chang Dazhao→Causeway Bay Sogo Department Store→Causeway Bay Haven→Bank of China Tower→The Henderson→Central Pier 7 The most beautiful point ▪️Causeway Bay Haven It's the best place to take pictures of the sunset. It's half the sea, half the city, and there are docked ships. It's absolutely beautiful. ▪️The Henderson An excellent vantage point for night views: walking among high-rise buildings, you will be shocked when you look up ▪️Bank of China Tower The symbol of Hong Kong's financial center, the brightly lit high-rise buildings around it are unique ▪️Causeway Bay There are many distinctive tenement buildings in Causeway Bay, which contrast with the style of modern buildings in Central. Transportation The boarding point is at No. 7 in Central (right next to the Ferris wheel). It takes 5 minutes to walk from Exit B2 of Hong Kong Station to the subway station. It's on the left after exiting the Star Ferry. Taking photos Everyone who comes here hopes to take good-looking pictures, but the beautiful scenery seen from the car is fleeting, so be sure to read this guide. ❶Everyone will get off the car after the end. Be sure to take advantage of the 5-10 minutes after they get off to stay in the car and take photos. ❷Cameras are not recommended. The shutter is slow at night and is prone to shaking and blurring. It is best to take pictures with a mobile phone. ❸Sit in the last 3 rows on the right. This is very important. Most of the attractions are on the right. Finally, if you have any questions, remember to tell me in the comment area. See you in the next article~ #Hong Kong #Hong Kong Hotel #Hong Kong Travel

#HongKongTravelDestination I took the Hong Kong Big Bus Tour and went on a Tsim Sha Tsui City Tour I sat on the outdoor seats on the second floor and looked around the Hong Kong city center with a completely open feeling. The cool breeze blowing between the tall buildings made the colorful scenery of Hong Kong visible along the road really beautiful. In particular, I think the moment when the lights sparkled at sunset was the best!! Let's enjoy the Hong Kong city center by riding the Big Bus in Hong Kongㅎ Address: Tsim Sha Tsui East, Hong Kong

Feeling the vibrant pulse of Hong Kong after dark? Here's your go-to guide for a night you won't forget! 🏙️ Victoria Harbour 📍Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong Victoria Harbour, the jewel between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon Peninsula, is the bustling heart of the city. Hop on a cruise to embrace the stunning skyline and feel the sea breeze. The views are worth every penny, and locals are as welcoming as the city is lively. A must-see for that quintessential Hong Kong panorama! 🌆 The Peak 📍Peak Road, Central, Hong Kong Island The Peak offers breathtaking views that are worth the queue. Take the tram up for a scenic ride, and once you're there, enjoy dining and attractions like Madame Tussauds. Tip: Visit during the late afternoon to witness the city transition from day to night. It's a spectacle you won't want to miss! 🚌 Big Bus Tours Hong Kong 📍Star Ferry Terminal, Central, Hong Kong The Big Bus tour is a whirlwind of culture and sights. With its open-top deck, you'll catch the essence of Hong Kong's diverse districts. Whether it's drizzling or clear skies, the ride is a refreshing way to see the city. Friendly guides and insightful commentary make it an unforgettable experience! 🔭 Sky100 Observation Deck 📍International Commerce Centre, West Kowloon, Hong Kong Sky-high views await at Sky100. With 360-degree vistas, interactive exhibits, and a chance to unwind on comfy sofas, it's a luxurious way to see Hong Kong. Shop till you drop at the ICC or post a card home with the skyline as your backdrop. Pro tip: Buy tickets online for discounts! 🎡 Hong Kong Observation Wheel 📍33 Man Kwong St, Central, Hong Kong For a quick yet memorable experience, the Hong Kong Observation Wheel is your spot. Affordable and conveniently located, it offers stunning views of Victoria Harbour, especially at night. With fast-moving queues and friendly staff, it's a great way to end your evening under the twinkling city lights. From the sea to the sky, Hong Kong's attractions are as diverse as they are mesmerizing. Each offers a unique perspective on this dynamic city, and together, they create an unforgettable night out. #HongKong #HongKongAttractions #China #ChinaTravel

Hong Kong One Day Tour Guide (Text Version)! Spend 300 yuan for a full day of fun! It's been a while since I've posted a photo and text guide, those who don't have the patience for text can wait for my video version! - ✅Preparation: 💰Exchange 300 Hong Kong dollars in advance, which should be enough Or you can bring a UnionPay savings card and withdraw directly from the Bank of China ATM inside the Kowloon subway station Subways accept various mobile payments like Alipay, WeChat Pay, and Flash Pay😏 I'll let you in on a secret, every channel has discounts, remember to take advantage of them when riding the subway! ⚠️Personally tested, the exchange rate weekly card is more cost-effective with Green Bubble than with Alipay! - ✅First stop: Victoria Harbour, Avenue of Stars 🚶From the West Kowloon high-speed rail, it's closest to exit F of the Kowloon subway station ⚠️First, go to the place where you take the Star Ferry and buy a Big Bus night tour ticket! (Be early, they sell out especially fast‼️ Especially the Hong Kong Island night tour route! Because from November to January next year, the Big Bus night tour is only 20 Hong Kong dollars per person! Normally it's a hundred or two hundred.) 😅I suggest not to buy the Kowloon route! There's not much to see. I went to buy tickets for the Hong Kong Island route at noon and the 6:30 pm ones were already sold out, I thought 7:30 pm was too late so I didn't buy... ⬇️ Then you can go take a photo at the successful person's check-in spot of Li Ka-shing~ The Dior platinum Christmas installation at the entrance of K11 is beautiful! ⬇️ Take the Star Ferry for 💰5 Hong Kong dollars There are two routes: ① To Central Pier (Observation Wheel🎡) ② To Wan Chai Pier (Golden Bauhinia Square) ⬇️ Next, let's arrange for some food! ✅Hing Fat Restaurant (Exit D of Sung Wong Toi) This place is delicious, a handmade tea restaurant, but it's only open from evening until 3 pm the next day, so I suggest coming in the evening when there's a wider variety of late-night snacks~😐When I went there after 1 pm, there wasn't much left, but it was still delicious! It made me wonder what I had been eating on my previous trips to Hong Kong! ✅Dihmao Pavilion Dessert (Exit A of Kowloon Bay) It's cheap and tasty, the purple rice dessert is plentiful, it's practically purple rice porridge This is the second place I've tried, one purple rice dessert filled me up...

Hop on Hop off bus in Hong Kong is definitely a must if you have limited time and want to cover most of the city. You can also Hop off where you want and get back on when you are done looking around in the area. The bus pass most of the major attractions in Hong Kong. It's a relaxing and convenient way of exploring. The ticket is valid for 24 hours and there are 2 lines you can take...usually there are 3 but line 3 wasn't running when we were there. We enjoyed the bus trip. We did rhe one line the afternoon and went back the next morning to continue on the second line, we also hopped off at Victoria Peak and got back on when we finished at the peak. #exploring #bigbus #hongkong

Pseudo-Korean As a transportation fan, I usually take him to experience when I see a car ride and a boat ride! This foodcation half-day trip, there is food and things to do! It's cheap and quite cheap to go🤩 This day we went to Jordan's Yadon Hotel at 9am to eat buffet, their very famous buffet restaurant "Pu King" 👍🏻 many people highly recommend 😍 my package includes available 🥰 pseudo-Korean My son likes to eat breakfast buffet the most, because he can choose his favorite food, and he eats especially a lot 😆 is #mother's most anticipated screen The food is really quite diverse, with Chinese congee noodles, dim sum, Western different cooking eggs, sausages, fried mushrooms and other all day breakfast foods, as well as salads, cold cuts, cheese, corn flakes, Different Western-style buns, everything 👍🏻 After a rich breakfast, we boarded the open-top bus 🚌, tomorrow the weather is very good, the sun is abundant, the photos out is really very beautiful 🥰 This time we took the Kowloon route, starting from Jordan, along Mi Dun Road went to Tsim Sha Tsui East, turn back at Tsim Sha Tsui East, go to the Xiqu Center and then go to Yau Ma Tei😍 There are different attractions along the way, there are aunts who will explain for us one by one, pseudo-Korean while looking at the scenery, while listening to the introduction, listening very invested 😆 arrived at the Yau Ma Tei fruit stall, we got off the car, to buy "souvenirs ”🥳 Then walk down to Tin Hau Temple, you can get on the bus again, then we take to West Kowloon, visit the M + Museum, complete today's itinerary ❤️

The spring in Hong Kong is relatively hot compared to the mainland. I started wearing short sleeves here. I like to sit on the bus in Hong Kong and follow the bus without a purpose to enjoy the life of the city.