
Duration
7 hours
Group size
1 - 6 people
Guide fee
From 5,694 HKD/ $730 USD
Features
private transportation
Areas
Lantau Island > Tai O & Ngong Ping
The Slow Side of
Hong Kong
Escape the city for a full day of calm and natural beauty.
Start in Tai O’s traditional fishing village - stilt houses over the water, a relaxing boat ride through the canals, and the chance to spot pink dolphins. Taste simple, authentic village food along the way. Then we head up to Ngong Ping to visit the majestic Big Buddha and the peaceful Po Lin Monastery.
End the day with a scenic ride in a crystal cable car, floating over mountains and sea with breathtaking views. Slow, serene, and beautifully different - this is the other side of Hong Kong.
What you'll see
The Full Itinerary


The Scenery
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Tai O Fishing Village
Step into an authentic, rustic fishing village - stilt houses over water, friendly locals who’ll chat you up like family. Wander tiny shops for fresh snacks, dried seafood, or quirky souvenirs.
Boat Ride Through The Canal
Glide along the canal - stilt houses hugging the water on both sides. Paddle out to the open sea, wind whipping your face. If we're lucky, a Chinese white dolphin pops up.
Traditional Fisherman-style Lunch
Walk through vibrant stalls bursting with colorful flowers- a joyful, fragrant explosion of local life.
Ngong Ping Cable Car Ride
Float down in a cable car - mountains, sea, islands all around. Scared of heights? Go normal cabin. Want wow? Crystal Cabin with glass floor - views that’ll make you forget gravity.
Ngong Ping & Tian Tan Big Buddha
The world’s biggest seated bronze Buddha - climb the steps for a mind-clearing moment (or take a quick ride up if legs say no). Feels spiritual, not showy - like the mountain’s saying “relax”.
Po Lin Monastery
Beautifully serene grounds, elegant courtyards, and majestic Buddha hall, and the breathtaking Ten Thousand Buddhas Hall - a place where you feel calm, and touched by spiritual beauty.
More Exploration
Salted Egg Workshop (optional)
Join a local auntie in her simple kitchen, hands-on making of salted eggs. Easy, fun, and you get to eat (or take home) what you make.
Mochi Workshop (optional)
Join a local in experiencing making chewy mochi. Feels like family cooking, but better. Enjoy your accomplishment or take home as gifts.



From The Tour
Memories snapshot in the moment
Have Questions?
For questions regarding a large party, pick-up and drop-off location, transportation, and cancellation policy, please refer to the Q&A section or don't hesitate to reach out to me through my contacts
*IMPORTANT NOTES*
For me to give each tour my full energy and keep every experience fresh and remarkable, there are limited spots every month.










