Victoria Harbor is breathtaking beautiful. Be sure to ride the Star Ferry across the harbor to see the skyline of both Hong Kong and Kowloon. I wasn't impressed with the 8-minute Symphony of Lights show this time (daily at 8 pm) as I thought the show was more spectacular 10 years ago.

Didn't have enough time to cross the harbour and visit HK island but still enjoyed the views from Kowloon Peninsula and Tsim Sha Tsui. Changed from our first visit in 1982 and subsequent visits, the water is much cleaner and without the residue of inhabitants fouling everywhere. Rightly regarded as one of the world's best and foremost natural harbours, the sight from the Northern shores is spectacular with the HK skyline to the South and the amazing nightly laser show. Surprised to see so few boats in the harbour. No visit to Hong Kong is complete without a visit to Victoria Harbour.

The bustling atmosphere and vibrant energy of the city came alive at this iconic waterfront location. The skyline views were simply breathtaking, especially at night when the city lit up with a warm glow. I found myself enchanted by the bustling boats and ferries that crisscrossed the harbor, adding to the romantic charm of the scene. Victoria Harbour is truly a must-visit destination for anyone looking to experience the heart and soul of Hong Kong.

There are many things to see and do here. I started my walk from the Star Ferry Port until I reached the Statue of Bruce Lee. Along the way, I saw the high rise buildings across the water. Other attractions noted during my walk are the old Clock Tower, female statue related to movies, handmarks of famous Hongkong people on the railings, another statue, Starbucks plus toilet facilities, ferry boats, small gardens, etc. There are also museums to visit here. After visiting Bruce Lee Statue, I crossed the overpass and went to the other side. There are malls, restaurants, and shops here. Metro Stations are located near here.

It's a nice habour. There are the celebrities' hand prints at Avenue of Stars like Jackie Chan, Jet Li, Sammo Hung, Stephen Chow and others; the Bruce Lee statue is on the east end; the west end has the clock tower, Garden of Stars is in the middle. Lot of hotels and malls there. The symphony of light isn't that good. There are art, history, and cultural centre, space museums, restaurants, ferries. There are mtr stations

The harbour view is one of the muse see attractions of Hong Kong. Walking along the harbour on the promenade is a great experience. Ample sitting space too. Best time to walk is evening, before and after sunset. There is a light show daily, which is average, and can be missed. There are beautiful malls alongside the promenade. The harbour can be very windy and chilly during winter.

Victoria Harbour is a natural landform harbour in Hong Kong separating Hong Kong Island in the south from the Kowloon Peninsula to the north. The harbour's deep, establishment as a British colony in 1841 and its subsequent development as a trading centre. The harbour area is live there are also, K11 mall, Bruce lee statue, ferry boat cafes. On the other hand this area was better when I come first time to Honk Kong 2002 I miss wooden boats.