Nicknamed Ding Ding by locals, trams have been sedately chugging back and forth between the Eastern and Western districts of the island since 1904. More than a century on, the world ’s largest fleet of double decker tramcars and Hong Kong ’s most low carbon tan port option - continues to negotiate pathways through the city ’s heavy traffic. Board a ding ding and watch the city unfold like a carousel of images as you relax and ponder tomorrow ’s itinerary. The bonus of riding

Star Ferry There is no better way to view Hong Kong ’s famous harbour. Trams Turn the city into a carousel of moving images Happy Valley Race course Between mountains and high rises, the ponies gallop #beautifulview #HongKong #transport

Aside from the skyscapers, bustling streets, delicious food and amazing shopping, Hong Kong is surprisingly great for walking. Locals spend a lot of time hiking in Hong Kong and discovering new and amazing routes which often follow beautiful tracks and have stunning panoramic views. The public transport in Hong Kong is brilliant and pretty inexpensive meaning you can pick linear routes and easily get back to where ever you are staying once you have finished. Contact us We loo