About this experience
Crystal Bus is the first double-decker in Hong Kong that combines a sightseeing tour with a gourmet experience. The lunch or dinner tour that lasts two and a half hours takes you to over 20 famous attractions in the city, with audio commentary on scenic spots broadcast in five languages. The Michelin-awarded Cantonese dim sum set meal is provided by the partnering restaurant of Crystal Bus, which is known to have long queues, especially during holidays.
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What to expect
- 1
The Peninsula Hong Kong
Depart from Hankow Road and pass one of Asia's most storied grand hotels.
- 2
Chungking Mansions & Kowloon Masjid
Roll through the famously eclectic Chungking Mansions and past the landmark Islamic Centre.
- 3
Nathan Road & Temple Street
Cruise the 'Golden Mile' and the night-market street that defines old Kowloon.
- 4
Langham Place & Prince Edward
Pass through the commercial heart of Mong Kok up to the Prince Edward district.
- 5
Olympian City & Kwai Tsing Container Terminals
Head west past one of the world's busiest container port facilities.
- 6
Lantau Link Viewpoint & Tsing Ma Bridge
Take in the iconic suspension bridge that connects Lantau Island to the mainland — a highlight for upper deck passengers.
- 7
Kap Shui Mun Bridge & North Lantau Highway
Continue across the cable-stayed Kap Shui Mun Bridge with open water on both sides.
- 8
Hong Kong Disneyland Resort & Sunny Bay
Pass the resort entrance and the tranquil Sunny Bay waterfront.
- 9
Park Island & Noah's Ark (Lunch tour)
Swing past the residential island and the full-scale Noah's Ark replica on the lunch route.
- 10
New Yau Ma Tei Typhoon Shelter (Dinner tour)
The dinner route takes in the working typhoon shelter, atmospheric after dark.
- 11
Ting Kau Bridge & Stonecutters Bridge
Two more striking cable-stayed crossings frame the return leg of the journey.
- 12
West Kowloon Terminus & Canton Road
Pass the high-speed rail terminus before heading back along the waterfront promenade.
- 13
1881 Heritage & Hong Kong Clock Tower
The tour closes with two of Tsim Sha Tsui's most photogenic heritage landmarks before returning to Hankow Road.
Meeting point
7A Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong
Board at Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui — close to The Peninsula Office Tower and TST MTR Station exits L3/L4. A map is available at crystalbus.com.hk/en/map. Present your mobile or printed ticket to the host on boarding.
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- Your booking confirmation (mobile ticket accepted)
- Camera or phone for sightseeing stops
Know before you go
- Seating within your chosen deck is allocated by the host and groups may be separated.
- The set meal contains shrimp, peanuts, and pork — not suitable for guests with these allergies or related dietary restrictions.
- Lunch and dinner tours follow slightly different routes and serve slightly different dim sum dishes.
- Infants under two not occupying a seat travel free; all other passengers including children require a ticket.
- Allow time to reach Hankow Road before departure — TST MTR Station exits L3/L4 are the most convenient.
Frequently asked questions
Can I choose whether I sit on the upper or lower deck?
Yes — upper and lower deck seats are sold as separate ticket options, so select your preferred deck when booking. Note that within your chosen deck, exact seat positions are arranged by the host on the day.
What if I have a food allergy or dietary restriction?
The dim sum set meal contains shrimp and shrimp products, peanuts, and pork. If you have an allergy or religious dietary requirement, inform the host at boarding. The menu cannot be substituted, so please check carefully before booking.
Do I need to print my ticket, or is a mobile ticket accepted?
A mobile ticket displayed on your phone is accepted — no printing required.
Can my group be seated together?
Seating is arranged on the day according to availability. There is a chance that members of your group may be seated separately, particularly during busy periods.
Do children need their own ticket?
Ticket rates are the same for adults and children. Infants under two years old who do not occupy a seat do not need a ticket.
Where exactly do I board, and how do I get there?
The boarding point is on Hankow Road, Tsim Sha Tsui, near The Peninsula Office Tower. The closest MTR exit is TST Station Gate L3 or L4, making it straightforward to reach from most parts of Hong Kong.
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