Just got in a taxi and walked round Read Less

Port is very far from the city so expect a long taxi ride everywhere. Read Less

Hong Kong was great and very easy to get around. we took the free transport station picked up train to centre. we had a tight itinery so goy hop on bus ticket. This is not easy to find but suggest easiest to go to pier 7 where lots of personnel will sell you tickets. using this you get ferry and opportunity to explore both islands over three routes red blue and green. Read Less

Standard city tour. Weather was hazy so sights were limited. Read Less

Bad weather hurt - but there were no changes to account for the weather so it was a major waste of time. Regardless, the itinerary was not great. Fortunately, we had booked a private food walking tour the day we arrived- which was great to get a feel for Hong Kong. Read Less

We used to live in Hong Kong and visited friends there. Read Less

Loved Hong Kong. Exciting and full of life. Read Less

I strongly advise not to get a taxi at ocean terminal. We & hundreds of others waited 4 hours for a taxi, 1 came every 10 to 15 minutes. Will have an organised transfer next time. Be careful with the taxis. One of our party was charged the equivalent of $100 aud to go less than 1k. We paid about $10aud ($60hkd). Make sure you take a photo of the metre reading as they turn it off & you have no proof in case they try to rip you off. The hop on hop off bus is recommended for those not familiar with hk. Read Less

The weather was good and we saw Hong Kong from the Peak . Also went to lots of other places. HK is well worth staying at for a 2-3 days Read Less

We decided to do our own thing in Hong Kong,it is easy to get around the city Read Less

Actually Hong Kong was our second stop. Amazing amount of building. Easy to navigate the metro. Don't miss Tea at the Peninsula Hotel. Fun markets. Easy to explore without a ship's excursion. Read Less

Amazing city. Take a ferry over to Lamma Island from Central for less than £2 or Happy Valley Racecourse Wednesday nights is incredible. If you miss a wednesday, book in advance a table at Shatin racecourse, it includes food and drink and is great fun. Again, try and upgrade your room to Club lounge, by emailing in advance, HK is so expensive the free breakfast, drinks and snacks make it very worthwhile and you usually benefit from late check out too. Read Less

stayed in a hotel for the last 2 days of the holiday which was great we made owe own way around and by the big red bus which was great hop on hop off all over the place it took use in 2 days we saw saw so much last night hence to say we had to have a early night for the flight back to England the next day we will be revisiting next year to see more,a good tip you need good walking shoes Read Less

We hopped on but everplace was so busy with huge queues we did no hop off. Read Less

It wasn’t Hong Kong it was Kawloon no information or map given so you were left to your own devices if you didn’t book excursions Read Less

Got a Shuttle bus to a shopping mall. Read Less

Having been to HK before we planned well before we sailed. The downside was that we could have returned to the ship on the first night, had dinner aboard and enjoyed the fireworks from the deck (or our balcony!). Unfortunately with no information from Celebrity we made other arrangements and this was an additional cost to us, not as comfortable as being back on board and so very disappointing. Otherwise HK is a great stop. Read Less

We disembarked here and explored independently Kowloon, and Hong Kong Island. A highlight was the Museum of Hong Kong and taking a local bus to Stanley. Read Less

Ship provided a shuttle to the metro system thereafter we did our own thing. Bumped into friends off the ship who were on a ship tour several times at key sites. Lots of walking. Could have done with 48hrs really. Read Less

Ignored all advice from the Port Lecturer as she kept harping on about Kowloon, Kowloon, and Kowloon yet ignoring the existence of Hong Kong Island. We have friends and family on the Island and so they were our guides especially when we rode on Hong Kong's amazing little trams!! Read Less

Just did our own thing on the jop on hop off bus. Which was great. Read Less

Free time in Hong Kong with hop on hop off bus.very good. Read Less

Hong Kong is busy. Traffic made everything take lo ger Read Less

Here some of our fellow cruisers disembarked. For us, it’s a long day in port since we would be back on board for the next leg of our SE Asia cruise. Among all the ports we visited on this cruise, I would say Hong Kong is the most prepared for cruise ships: modern, clean, and efficient. There is a large park on the roof of the cruise terminal building, with a nice view of the Hong Kong skyline. Lots of transportation options to choose from. I don’t know about other cruise lines, but one thing HAL told us about this port needs to be clarified here. In their onboard talks about Hong Kong, one thing they tried very hard to do is to persuade people to buy the ship’s transfers. They showed us a picture of a couple hundred people at the taxi stand with no taxi in sight. They claimed that taxi drivers don’t like to go into the cruise terminal and so the only other option is their shuttles to the airport or to the airport express station in town. Well, they may be right about fewer taxi drivers wanting to come into the terminal, but they also conveniently omitted an option that all local people know about, which is also on the website of the Kai Tak cruise terminal – a free shuttle that takes you to two of the closest MTR (subway) stations. Even after I asked, they tried to tell me that the free shuttles do not allow you to take your luggage. That was a blatant lie. The driver does not help you load your bags onto the bus, but you can definitely take them with you. Lots of people have done that. I have done that. I understand that this may not be for everybody, but it is a viable option that should not be omitted in any port talk. It does require a bit of planning and research, and you must have some local currency with you, and you must be able to handle your luggage by yourselves, but it’s totally doable and can save you significant amount of money, depending on where you want to go and how many are in your party. Once you get to an MTR station, you have the options of using public transportation or taxi. Hong Kong has many, many interesting places reachable using the MTR, which is fast, clean and efficient. Read Less

Hong Kong is a not to be missed destination! Fabulous people, big city welcoming everyone! Read Less