Hong Kong Big Bus Tours｜Discovery Tour, Featured Tour, Exploration Tour｜Unlimited rides on daytime routes within 1-2 days｜Specified packages include Star Ferry tickets and Peak Tram/Sky100/Sampan Houseboat Tour packages

The hop on hop off tour in Hong Kong is a 10. It is mandatory to take this tour to see how special Hong Kong is. Luciano Guedes.

I chose the Discovery Tour - the Green Line Stanley Tour. It takes about an hour to arrive at Stanley from the Star Ferry Pier in Central. The architectural scenery along the way will be explained very clearly by the on-board tour guide system. If you take the bus there by yourself, you will just say "Oh~ This building is very special. I don’t know what brought it.

You can easily travel around Hong Kong and Kowloon. The headset tour guide has clear explanations. People who want to come to Hong Kong can choose this itinerary.

Taking the Big Bus to visit Hong Kong Island allows us to easily see many different Hong Kong features. I think it is highly recommended! You only need to go to the counter on the second floor of Central Pier 7 (Star Ferry) (or there is a small counter in the square outside the first floor, not sure if it is permanent) and show the QRCode to redeem the ticket. There will also be people wearing Big Bus on the first floor. Uniformed staff holding signs can ask questions and provide guidance, so there is no need to worry about getting lost. In addition, because the upper deck of the double-decker bus is very windy, if you are afraid of the cold, it is recommended to wear a woolen hat to prevent the wind🤣

I went to Stanley and Pearls Bay. I was able to taste seafood. I think it was a good decision to use it.

Although it rained a little, it did not affect the fun of traveling at all. It was a good experience to travel to Hong Kong on the Big Bus. The headphones provided were a bit useless. If you want to listen to good sound, you can bring your own headphones.

From the high-rise buildings to the simple fishing village style, it's so worth it. Listen to the tour guide and enjoy this Stanley trip leisurely. Remember to bring a hat, jacket, and sunglasses. We recommend that you get off at Stanley if time permits. Stay for 0.5-1 hour (the bus runs about half an hour), but remember to go back to the stop and wait for the bus when the time is up (the app will only tell you where the bus is currently, and will not notify you how many minutes it will arrive. You have to evaluate it yourself). It’s easy to miss it if you don’t control it. We got off Stanley first, and then got on the bus back to the terminal. After getting off at the terminal, we boarded the bus directly to the Taiping Cable Car Station - saving the cost of the trip to the Taiping Cable Car Station. But Remember that if you follow the above sequence: departure from the terminal at 10:30 - stop at Stanley for 1 hour - terminal - Taiping Cable Car around 13:50, it can be seen that you need to reserve at least 2-3 hours for the Stanley Tour on the bus. Above! It is a good attraction for in-depth tourism! recommend

I took all three routes. I felt like I had traveled all over Hong Kong. The meeting point for the Kowloon route was the entrance to the Donut Playhouse in K11 MUSEA, which was a little to the west of the Legoland entrance. There are no maps of the routes on the internet, so please refer to the photos in the pamphlet.

I thought it would be hot, but it turned out to be cool. A quick tour of Hong Kong Island's important attractions, where you can get on and off at any time, is a good way for foreign tourists to get to know Hong Kong.

The Big Bus Tour was beyond my expectations. I chose the Hong Kong Island Tour, but the roads on the island were narrower and steeper than I thought, and the people going up and down the roads must have had a hard life, so much so that I felt bad about going back and forth for sightseeing. However, it was a great experience where I could feel their determination to find a way to live and decorate the streets despite the difficult lives in every corner. If you want to experience the Mid-Levels Escalator or ride the Peak Tram, I recommend taking the Big Bus Tour. Finding the spiderweb-like alleys is such a difficult task for outsiders.