How much walking is involved?
That's entirely up to you. Classic city tours involve a few hours of relaxed walking with plenty of stops — but I adapt every route to your fitness level. With taxis or private transport, even guests with limited mobility can enjoy a full day.
Can children and seniors join?
Absolutely — families are my speciality. I pace the day around the youngest and oldest members, plan breaks, and keep kids and teenagers entertained with stories, snacks and fun transport like the Star Ferry, trams and the Peak Tram.
Do you pick us up at the hotel, cruise terminal or train station?
Yes. I meet you at your hotel lobby, the cruise terminal, the airport, or West Kowloon Station if you arrive by high-speed train — wherever suits you best. Just mention it in your enquiry — airport and cruise terminal pickup carries no surcharge.
How does payment work?
In line with Hong Kong law, your booking is contracted through our licensed partner agency, Excella Travel (HK) Ltd (Licence No. 351074), which accepts Visa, Mastercard, Amex, UnionPay and PayPal. For high-season bookings, larger groups or tours including transport, a down payment may be requested.
What happens if it rains or a typhoon approaches?
Hong Kong weather can change quickly, but tours rarely fail because of it. I always have a rainy-day plan: covered markets, temples, museums and the famous ding-ding trams. If official weather warnings make touring unsafe, we reschedule or agree a fair solution together.
Are transport and admission fees included?
Unless stated otherwise, tour prices cover my guiding service. Public transport, admissions and meals are paid on the day — the advantage: you only pay for what you actually use, and public transport in Hong Kong is wonderfully cheap.
What does a private tour cost?
The basic private tour costs HK$1,600 for 4 hours with up to 2 guests (low season, April–September). Additional hours beyond the first 4 cost HK$350 per hour. High season (October–March), larger groups and special requests receive a custom quote. Transport, admissions and meals are extra — phone charging and an emergency Wi-Fi hotspot are on me.
How far in advance should I book?
The earlier the better, especially for weekends and peak season (October–December, Chinese New Year, Easter). But it's always worth asking — sometimes I can fit in spontaneous guests at short notice.
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