The Bottom Line
One of the must-sees of Hong Kong is the Symphony of Lights, the world’s biggest laser and sound show. And, although you can easily watch the show from the Kowloon waterfront, the trip onto the harbor is well worth it for a premium view of the show.
Pros
- Best way to see the spectacular symphony of lights tour
- Good way to see the city skyline
- Unlimited drinks
Cons
- Harbor can be rough and not advised for those who get sea sick
Description
- Itinerary - Hong Kong Harbor
- Language - English
- Pick-up - Star Ferry Pier, Tsim Sha Tsui
- Duration - 1hr 30mins
- Price - Check rates now
Guide Review - Symphony of Lights Harbor Cruise
The Symphony of Lights is a fifteen minute laser and sound show that sees Hong Kong’s skyscrapers flash and dazzle like glitter balls. Most people crowd the Kowloon waterfront to take in the show, and depending on the time of year and the weather, the waterfront can be packed.
The daily Symphony of Lights Cruise, onboard the wonderfully named ‘Shining Star’, gives you the best view of the show possible as well as unlimited drinks. The cruise lasts nintey minutes, allowing you an up-close-and-personal view of the city, followed by the world’s biggest laser and sound show.
