Hong Kong Aberdeen Fishing Village Boat Tour with Aberdeen Houseboat and Fisherman’s Wharf
by Seayou Explorer
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.HK$460Overview
The tour takes place in Hong Kong and lasts between one and three hours. It begins at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf, where participants board a traditional Chinese-style teak boat for a 20-minute ride through Aberdeen Fishing Village. During the boat trip, a multilingual audio guide in English, Japanese, Mandarin, or Cantonese provides information about the village’s landmarks and history. The boat stops near the Tai Pak Floating Restaurant, a seafood restaurant built in the 1950s with imperial architectural style, where guests can take photos of this notable floating structure. After the boat ride, the group visits the Aberdeen Houseboat, a floating museum that was once a fisherfolk family home. This museum displays cultural artifacts, traditional fishing tools, and techniques. It also includes modern exhibits such as neon lights and 3D paintings that offer photo opportunities. For those who choose the lunch option, freshly prepared sampan boat noodles cooked on a moving kitchen aboard the houseboat are served. The tour concludes at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf Pier6, a former fish-selling vessel converted into a floating museum and fishing information center. Visitors can explore cultural activities, exhibitions, and a souvenir shop. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included in the tour.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Aberdeen Fishing Village
Check in at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf 香港仔漁人碼頭, then take a 20-minute trip on a Chinese-style teak sightseeing boat. A multilingual audio guide in English, Japanese, Mandarin, or Cantonese provides stories and historical details about landmarks seen during the ride. Passengers view the fishing village and learn about its cultural significance from the boat.
25 min
Tai Pak Floating Restaurant
The tour stops in front of Tai Pak Floating Restaurant, the oldest remaining floating seafood restaurant in Aberdeen Fishing Village. Built in the 1950s with imperial-style architecture, it seats about 600 diners. The restaurant has appeared in movies and was visited by figures including the late Queen Elizabeth II. Guests can take pictures of the building’s impressive floating structure.
Aberdeen Houseboat Museum
After the boat ride, visit the Aberdeen Houseboat, a floating museum that was once the home of a fisherfolk family. It displays cultural artifacts, traditional fishing tools, and techniques. Modern exhibits like neon lights and 3D paintings provide photo spots. For those on the lunch option, freshly prepared sampan boat noodles are cooked on a moving kitchen aboard the houseboat.
20 min
Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf Pier6
The tour ends at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf, a former fish-selling vessel now converted into a floating museum and fishing information center. Visitors can participate in cultural activities, exhibitions, and explore the souvenir shop offering local items.
60 min
Meeting point
Arrive 10 mins early at Aberdeen Pier 6. Transportation 1. Causeway Bay: Bus 38/42/72/77/107 2. Central/Admiralty: Bus 70 *Stop at Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market 3. Via MTR: Wong Chuk Hang Station(Exit A2): Bus 38/72/77 Lei Tung Station(Exit A1) ➔ Transfer by Ferry(Kaito) to Aberdeen(Cash/Octopus)
End point
Arrive 10 mins early at Aberdeen Pier 6. Transportation 1. Causeway Bay: Bus 38/42/72/77/107 2. Central/Admiralty: Bus 70 *Stop at Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market 3. Via MTR: Wong Chuk Hang Station(Exit A2): Bus 38/72/77 Lei Tung Station(Exit A1) ➔ Transfer by Ferry(Kaito) to Aberdeen(Cash/Octopus)
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Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.
Additional info
Hong Kong Aberdeen Fishing Village Boat Tour with Aberdeen Houseboat and Fisherman’s Wharf
by Seayou Explorer
Choose from 4 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.HK$460Overview
The tour takes place in Hong Kong and lasts between one and three hours. It begins at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf, where participants board a traditional Chinese-style teak boat for a 20-minute ride through Aberdeen Fishing Village. During the boat trip, a multilingual audio guide in English, Japanese, Mandarin, or Cantonese provides information about the village’s landmarks and history. The boat stops near the Tai Pak Floating Restaurant, a seafood restaurant built in the 1950s with imperial architectural style, where guests can take photos of this notable floating structure. After the boat ride, the group visits the Aberdeen Houseboat, a floating museum that was once a fisherfolk family home. This museum displays cultural artifacts, traditional fishing tools, and techniques. It also includes modern exhibits such as neon lights and 3D paintings that offer photo opportunities. For those who choose the lunch option, freshly prepared sampan boat noodles cooked on a moving kitchen aboard the houseboat are served. The tour concludes at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf Pier6, a former fish-selling vessel converted into a floating museum and fishing information center. Visitors can explore cultural activities, exhibitions, and a souvenir shop. Hotel pickup and drop-off are not included in the tour.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Aberdeen Fishing Village
Check in at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf 香港仔漁人碼頭, then take a 20-minute trip on a Chinese-style teak sightseeing boat. A multilingual audio guide in English, Japanese, Mandarin, or Cantonese provides stories and historical details about landmarks seen during the ride. Passengers view the fishing village and learn about its cultural significance from the boat.
25 min
Tai Pak Floating Restaurant
The tour stops in front of Tai Pak Floating Restaurant, the oldest remaining floating seafood restaurant in Aberdeen Fishing Village. Built in the 1950s with imperial-style architecture, it seats about 600 diners. The restaurant has appeared in movies and was visited by figures including the late Queen Elizabeth II. Guests can take pictures of the building’s impressive floating structure.
Aberdeen Houseboat Museum
After the boat ride, visit the Aberdeen Houseboat, a floating museum that was once the home of a fisherfolk family. It displays cultural artifacts, traditional fishing tools, and techniques. Modern exhibits like neon lights and 3D paintings provide photo spots. For those on the lunch option, freshly prepared sampan boat noodles are cooked on a moving kitchen aboard the houseboat.
20 min
Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf Pier6
The tour ends at Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf, a former fish-selling vessel now converted into a floating museum and fishing information center. Visitors can participate in cultural activities, exhibitions, and explore the souvenir shop offering local items.
60 min
Meeting point
Arrive 10 mins early at Aberdeen Pier 6. Transportation 1. Causeway Bay: Bus 38/42/72/77/107 2. Central/Admiralty: Bus 70 *Stop at Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market 3. Via MTR: Wong Chuk Hang Station(Exit A2): Bus 38/72/77 Lei Tung Station(Exit A1) ➔ Transfer by Ferry(Kaito) to Aberdeen(Cash/Octopus)
End point
Arrive 10 mins early at Aberdeen Pier 6. Transportation 1. Causeway Bay: Bus 38/42/72/77/107 2. Central/Admiralty: Bus 70 *Stop at Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market 3. Via MTR: Wong Chuk Hang Station(Exit A2): Bus 38/72/77 Lei Tung Station(Exit A1) ➔ Transfer by Ferry(Kaito) to Aberdeen(Cash/Octopus)
Languages
Cancellation policy
- All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.