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Symphony of Lights Harbour Cruise: Private Luxury Junk

Board a traditional Chinese junk decked in teak and lanterns for a private sunset-to-nightfall voyage across Victoria Harbour, watching the world's largest permanent light show paint 44 skyscrapers in laser and neon.

What to expect

Step aboard one of Aqua Luna's iconic red-sailed wooden junks at Tsim Sha Tsui for a private voyage timed to the 20-minute Symphony of Lights show (nightly 20:00). The crew serves Champagne and canapés as the Kowloon and Hong Kong Island skylines synchronise in coloured lights and lasers to a soundtrack. After the show, your junk glides close to the Star Ferry crossing for a final iconic photo. The harbour breeze and zero light pollution at water level make the spectacle vastly more immersive than any shoreside vantage.

Booking
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Good to know

Charter departs from Central Pier 9 or Tsim Sha Tsui Pier; confirm your pickup point at booking. All-aboard times at Hong Kong cruise terminals vary — Symphony of Lights starts at 20:00 sharp, so confirm your ship's overnight schedule before booking an evening charter. Minimum 2 hrs ashore after 19:30 recommended.

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