The Fleming

Step onto the Star Ferry that has crossed Victoria Harbour for more than 120 years. The short journey links Kowloon and Hong Kong Island, but it also lets you see how the city has grown from historic waterfronts to today’s skyline. As the ferry moves across the harbour, you’ll watch layers of Hong Kong’s story unfold in front of you.

The Fleming’s design draws from this ferry’s shape and colours, so the experience feels connected the moment you board. It’s a great way to understand the city’s visual culture and its long-standing daily commute.

Join the Wan Chai Heritage Trail to explore one of Hong Kong’s most layered neighbourhoods. You’ll move through streets shaped by old buildings, long-standing local communities and small businesses that define daily life here. The trail highlights architectural and cultural landmarks that show how Wan Chai evolved into today’s maze of narrow lanes, colourful facades and busy markets.

The route is divided into two overlapping loops and you can walk them together or one after the other. Follow the suggested loop to focus on architecture first, then culture and pick up stories and small details that help you understand the neighbourhood’s past and present.

From The Fleming, you can head to the southeastern side of Hong Kong Island for the Dragon’s Back hike, one of the city’s most well-known coastal trails. You’ll follow a steady path up a forested slope that leads to the Dragon’s Back Viewing Point, where you’ll get wide views of Shek O, Tai Long Wan and the rugged coastline.

The trail mixes paved sections with exposed rocks and roots, keeping the walk varied and engaging. Dragon-marked checkpoints guide your way as you move from busy streets into open countryside. The route ends at Big Wave Bay, giving you the chance to cool off at a small, laid-back beach.