Venice of the Orient: Tai O Sightseeing Boat Cruise Ticket | Hong Kong

it was a sunny day, so i could clearly see the sea and the whole village tour was so nice!

Value for money . Very nice boat ride to see the village and the sea. Managed to see some dolphins too. It’s a bit difficult to find . This store is right After the blue bridge .

If you go there, it will cost you HKD40 per pax. The ride is about 20 minutes but I think the chances of seeing dolphin is extremely low although all the tour at the area keep advertising it is a dolphin excursion. Nevertheless, for the price, it is a good experience.

If you go there, it will cost you HKD40 per pax. The ride is about 20 minutes but I think the chances of seeing dolphin is extremely low although all the tour at the area keep advertising it is a dolphin excursion. Nevertheless, for the price, it is a good experience.

If you go there, it will cost you HKD40 per pax. The ride is about 20 minutes but I think the chances of seeing dolphin is extremely low although all the tour at the area keep advertising it is a dolphin excursion. Nevertheless, for the price, it is a good experience.

Sitting on a boat provides a more three-dimensional view of the stilted houses compared to walking on foot.

The description of the experience location in the product description was not clear enough, and the map location was also incorrect. The correct location on the map was exactly on both sides of the bridge, and there was a ferry company on each side. I spent a lot of time confirming with customer service, and finally, they sent me a photo with the ferry company's name, which confirmed it was the one on the opposite side of the bridge as shown on the map. Why couldn't they just specify the ferry company's name? I'm also very grateful to customer service for their patience in resolving the issue! Aside from that, the entire experience is worth visiting in person. It's hard to imagine the stark contrast with the bustling scene of Victoria Harbour. Hong Kong has such a simple and rustic fishing port, making you feel like you've instantly stepped into Southeast Asia. Although transportation is inconvenient, it's worth making a special trip to experience a different side of Hong Kong.

Although we didn't see any dolphins, I still felt the trip was worthwhile. The handsome tour guide generously introduced the attractions, making for a great experience! Yay!

Fun, exciting, stilt houses, and we were lucky enough to see inverted dolphins this time!

At first I thought it was just to view the shacks, it turns out there are other distant environments introduced, the boat sailor will introduce some unseen views to open your eyes, will go again next time in Tai O.