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Hong Kong Island

/ Hong Kong

Historic. Iconic. Money.

About

Hong Kong Island is the heart of Hong Kong, known for its iconic skyline, bustling streets, and vibrant culture. From the historic sites of Central to the modern attractions of Causeway Bay, the island offers a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Amidst the skyscrapers, are hidden areas of tranquility, such as its unique parks and mountains, which are just a bus ride away. In this guide, you'll be able to discover some of the best places to visit which haven't been covered by others.

Recommended Stay: 2 days

Highly Recommended

DATE CAFE

Hong Kong Island

Unlike the flashy hotel bars or the luxury restaurants in Hong Kong, Date Cafe (同芯冰室) is one of the go to places for locals trying to get a taste at one of Hong Kong's most traditional type of restaurants. the cha chaan teng. With great portions and an affordable price, it's easily one of my top favourites in Hong Kong.

TONG KEE BAO DIM

Hong Kong Island

Dim Sum has long been one of Hong Kong’s most beloved and delicious dish. Traditionally, it’s a dish meant to be savored slowly, enjoyed while seated among company. But as the world grows increasingly fast-paced, Tong Kee Bao Dim is making delicious Dim Sum more accessible for the everyday person like me, on the go.

CAPE D'AGUILAR

Hong Kong Island

Located in the far right corner of Hong Kong Island, Cape D'Aguilar offers some of the most stunning sea views on Hong Kong Island. The thunderous waves crashing against the rocks create beautiful scenes, making it an ideal destination for nature lovers seeking a peaceful escape from the bustling city.

EDWARD YOUDE AVIARY

Hong Kong Island

Edward Youde Aviary, situated near the Central business center, provides an immediate retreat from bustling city life. It’s a great place for visitors to relax and reconnect with one of nature’s most amazing creatures; birds.

BRAEMAR HILL

Hong Kong Island

The Braemar Hill Lookout is a short hike on the mountain range of Hong Kong Island. Known for it's easy difficulty and exceptional views, its a favourite amongst locals and my go-to recommendation for anyone who wants to get a glimpse of what Hong Kong looks like from up top.

LAU HING KEE PAN FRIED BUNS

Hong Kong Island

Lau Hing Kee is a cherished local restaurant famed for its masterful Pan Fried buns. A humble yet legendary spot, it has built its reputation over decades and I can testify that it's been one of my favourite spots ever since coming to Hong Kong.