Hong Kong on Sale with Air New Zealand - 3 nights from $2,169.00 per person, 13 Jul 2025 - 11 Sep 2025.
Explore the captivating blend of tradition and innovation in the vibrant city of Hong Kong. From soaring skyscrapers to bustling street markets, Michelin-starred cuisine to traditional dim sum, and tranquil parks to dazzling nightlife, Hong Kong offers an unforgettable fusion of East and West. Immerse yourself in the dynamic culture, indulge in world-class shopping, and marvel at iconic landmarks like Victoria Harbour.
Enjoy a stay at the Harbour Grand Kowloon located on the Victoria Harbour Waterfront and experience the beauty of Hong Kong from a great vantage point. Guests are well connected during their stay with the Whampoa MRT station just steps away from the hotel and direct access to the Victoria Harbour promenade. Stay in spacious well-equipped rooms and enjoy the great facilities including rooftop swimming pool & fitness centre.
13 Jul - 11 Sep 25
Stay price: $2,169.00
Bonus: Late check out till 3 p.m (subject to availability)
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Harbour Grand Hong Kong is a luxurious waterfront hotel located in the North Point district, offering stunning views of Victoria Harbour and the city skyline. The hotel features elegant rooms, fine dining options, a rooftop pool, and a well-equipped fitness centre. Its central location provides easy access to transportation, shopping, and cultural attractions, making it a popular choice for all travellers visiting Hong Kong.
13 Jul - 11 Sep 25
Stay price: $2,235.00
Includes: Breakfast daily
Harbour Plaza 8 Degrees is a stylish and contemporary hotel located in Kowloon, Hong Kong. Offering spacious, modern rooms with panoramic city views, it provides guests with a comfortable and convenient stay. With excellent amenities including a rooftop pool, fitness center, and diverse dining options. 2-Day Hong Kong All Inclusive Go City Pass - Entry into multiple attractions with one pass - all hand-picked by the local experts
13 Jul - 11 Sep 25
Stay price: $2,365.00
Includes: 2-Day Hong Kong All Inclusive Go City Pass
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From conquering mountain trails to exploring neon-lit streetscapes, Hong Kong is a city that offers myriad possibilities and experiences. Go from ancient temples to glistening skyscrapers, then dip into bustling city markets before decamping to seaside villages. The only question is — where to start? Read on for a list of unmissable experiences to tick off your Hong Kong wish list.
Gaze across Hong Kong and Kowloon from The Peak: Hike up the Morning Trail to the Peak Galleria, where refreshments await — along with classic picture-postcard skyline views across both sides of Victoria Harbour. Alternatively, the Peak Tram offers a scenic sprint up to the top with stellar views along the way. For a different view, come at sunset when the sky erupts into brilliant reds before blinking back to life with a million lights below.
Devour local delicacies like dim sum: Hong Kong’s restaurants serve up flavours from across Asia and the West. But don’t leave town without trying bamboo steamers piled high with dim sum at classic all-day spots like Luk Yu Teahouse. Elsewhere, try local favourites like char siu fan (barbecue pork and rice) and pineapple buns with butter at a cha chaan teng like Kam Wah Café and Sun Kwai Heung.
Get arty at galleries, museums and more: Spend a few hours perusing exhibitions, shops and restaurants within Tai Kwun, a police station turned cultural hub in Central. Across the harbour, discover world-class collections at the Hong Kong Museum of Art and Cantonese opera at West Kowloon Cultural District’s Xiqu Centre. Then take a tour of street art adorning Sham Shui Po’s shopfronts and residential buildings.
Hike Hong Kong’s great outdoors: You can easily hike or hit the beach and be back for dinner. Or, do all three with Dragon’s Back: a breathtaking trail finishing with a meal on Big Wave Bay or Shek O beach. Adventurous hikers can try Sai Kung’s 100-kilometre MacLehose Trail, explore the UNESCO Global Geopark’s unique rock formations or scale Lantau Island’s stunning Sunset Peak.
Climb the steps up to the Big Buddha: Take a pilgrimage up the 268 steps to the Tian Tan Buddha, a 34-metre-tall bronze statue. While there, explore nearby Po Lin Monastery and elevate your experience by riding the Ngong Ping 360 cable car from Tung Chung for stellar views across Lantau Island’s hills and the glittering South China Sea.
Drink in the city’s never-ending nightlife: Start with sundowners on Popinjays’ 4,500-square-foot terrace overlooking Central’s skyscrapers, before visiting award-winning bars like Mexican-inspired Coa for creative cocktails. Then sing your heart out at karaoke spots like Red Mr, or bop along to the rocking jukebox soundtrack at Soho bar The Pontiac. End the night at Amazonia, where cover bands smash out rock and pop hits.
Take in the Hong Kong skyline from all angles: Snap Hong Kong skyline views (and a selfie with the Bruce Lee statue) from Tsim Sha Tsui’s Avenue of Stars — complete with A Symphony of Lights performance at 8pm. For alternative angles, go east along Hung Hom and Kwun Tong promenades. Lei Yue Mun offers perfect sunset skylines and quaint fishing village vibes. Or get up high at sky100 observation deck and the Hong Kong Observation Wheel.
Get a thrill at theme parks: Hong Kong’s proudly homegrown theme park Ocean Park has been entertaining kids and adults alike with its thrilling rides and animal encounters for over 40 years. But you can also head to Disneyland to meet Mickey, ride Space Mountain and enjoy the rides at Toy Story Land and other areas of the magical kingdom.
Take yourself on self-guided tours of local neighbourhoods: The best way to experience the charms of the city’s distinct neighbourhoods is on foot. The emerging neighbourhood of West Kowloon connects the traditional craftsmanship, historic buildings, authentic dining and shopping experiences in the city to the new bustling energy of an international art and culture district. Take yourself through Central’s backstreets, markets and the historical buildings surrounding Graham Street wet market. Get to know the quirky cafes, galleries and boutiques sprouting up in Sham Shui Po’s traditionally working-class neighbourhood. And go further to experience laid-back Sai Kung’s seaside restaurants and rural villages.
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Dates
Depart:
13 July 2025
Return:
11 September 2025