Central Waterfront Promenade

#hongkongtrip It’s a wonderful place to be walking along the Central Waterfront Promenade in Central, Hong Kong, especially at night. There are large wooden planks at the mid-way to take a seat and admire the spectacular and stunning views of Hong Kong, the high rise buildings, the Fairy Wheel on one end and the Wanchai Convention and Exhibition Center on the other. It’s a great place to unwind and take a rest after bustle and hassle through a busy day either working, shopping or sightseeing in Hong Kong. #Yuppijeinhk2023 #tripblazers #本地遊 #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #awesomepic #celebratewithtrip #passionpassport #hongkongharbour

Getting There - Kennedy Town MTR station or Central / Exhibtion Centre MTR station Attractions - Central and Western District Promenade is a 2.5 mile (5,500-step) route located near Central and Western District, Hong Kong. This route has an elevation gain of about 236.2 ft and is rated as easy. Can start from western side via Kennedy Town and walk towards Central & Wanchai direction. The harbour view is simply stunning. Its an enjoyable activity for both locals & tourists.

The Central Harbourfront is a waterfront site in Central, Hong Kong. It is the result of Central and Wan Chai Reclamation, and it sits to the east of ifc skyscraper. The harbourfront is now the site of the Hong Kong Observation Wheel, AIA Vitality Park. MTR Access the site from Central (exit A) or HK Station (exit A2). Approximately 10 minutes walking distance. From Admiralty Station head towards Tamar Park, walk through the park towards the Waterfront Promenade and turn left. Approximately 10 minutes walking distance. #newyearadventure

#meethongkong Let me introduce to one of the most incredible cities i have been to in the world. This special administrative region inhabits over 7 million people and they have the highest life expectancy in this city, probably due to the great outdoor activities and walks along the Victoria Harbour. Furthermore i would like to point out that Hongkong is the City with the most amount of skyscrapers. The central and western district promenade is the perfect spot to go for a walk in the neighborhood or just walk the dogs. Furthermore it is also a great place to take pictures or go running because there are many opportunities to fill up your water bottle

Today, I took the ferry from Mui Wo to Central to visit Chop Street. For tourists visiting Hong Kong, Chop Street is the perfect place to go to pick up some Hong Kong ‘style’ souvenirs and gifts. (More information on Chop Street in the next post). The ferry is a nice and quiet way to get to Central from Mui Wo. On weekends, you can purchase a round-trip fare which saves you a good amount of money. There are ferry connections from Central Ferry Pier to Peng Chau, Park Island, Discovery Bay, Cheung Chau, Lamma Island, and more. The MTR is nearby in the IFC, and there are buses outside the pier, including to The Peak and Ocean Park. #createwithtrip #staycation

Without having to walk 10,000 steps or undergo military-style training, you can enjoy a relaxed and distinctive day in Hong Kong. Stroll through malls, admire the sea view, and savor seafood, making your day truly splendid. 1️⃣Station: Central 9:34 Guangzhou South🚄►►Hong Kong West Kowloon►►🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️Kowloon MTR Station (Tung Chung Line)►►🚇Hong Kong Station (after exiting, you can briefly visit the mall for lunch)►►🚶🏻‍♀️‍➡️(through the mall) Central Waterfront Promenade►►ride the Hong Kong Observation Wheel🎡 ▪️The Octopus card can be activated a day in advance on your mobile phone, no need to visit the service counter. ▪️After leaving Hong Kong Station, if interested, you can spend 💰3 to ride the unique Hong Kong Island tram for two stops to experience the local tram culture before returning to the vicinity of Victoria Harbour in Central. ▪️The Star Ferry's Central Pier is near the Observation Wheel, with fares ranging from 💰4 to 6.5. ▪️The scenery at Central Waterfront Promenade is beautiful, with comfortable sea breezes. It's worth a visit without taking up too much time. ▪️Observation Wheel tickets cost 💰20, with half price for children. You can enjoy a bird's-eye view of Victoria Harbour from above, but queuing is required. 2️⃣Station: Tuen Mun Hong Kong Station (Tung Chung Line)►►🚇Nam Cheong Station (Tuen Ma Line)►►🚇Tuen Mun►►🚌Sam Shing Seafood Market►►🚌Tuen Mun San Hui Market Station►►🚌Shenzhen Bay ▪️After exiting Tuen Mun Station, you can briefly visit the mall for a cold drink. ▪️Around five o'clock, take bus 🚌K53/New Territories minibus 43, 43A, B (20min) to Sam Shing Seafood Market. ▪️For seafood 🦐 in Hong Kong, don't just know about Sai Kung or Lei Yue Mun. Personally tested, Tuen Mun is the place with great value for money. The seafood here is fresh, large, and affordable. After purchasing, you can have it cooked at a nearby restaurant. ▪️After enjoying a seafood feast, the market is next to Castle Peak Bay Waterfront Promenade, where you can take a walk and enjoy the evening breeze before taking 🚌New Territories minibus 43S/k51 (25min) to Tuen Mun San Hui Market Station. ▪️From Tuen Mun San Hui Market Station, take 🚌Citybus B3X (35min) back to Shenzhen Bay.

Central Pier Waterfront Promenade 🚉Transportation guide: Take the Star Ferry's ferry to Central Star Ferry Pier, and you'll see the Ferris wheel as soon as you come out. Just walk towards it and you'll get there ❤Recommended reason: You can see the entire Victoria Harbour scenery. The Ferris wheel rotates 3 times, about 20 minutes, which is plenty of time to enjoy the view and take photos 💰Average cost: 20 Hong Kong dollars/adult; 10 Hong Kong dollars/child aged 3-11, seniors aged 65 and above; infants under 3 years old free 🕙Business hours: Monday to Thursday 12:00-22:00 Friday to Sunday and public holidays 11:00-23:00 🌟Highlights: Seaside Ferris wheel, you can come anytime~

This fabulous night view at the famous Hong Kong waterfront never stops to amaze anyone! It never stops glowing & shining! Every time when I walk & jog along the harbour from Wanchai ferry pier to Sheung Wan or even all the way to Kennedy Town, I'm always so joyful and proud to call this my home!! A very nice route to enjoy the breeze and atmosphere while staying fit & healthy! #positivevibes #harbourfront #nightview #chill

We live in Sai Ying Pun on Hong Kong Island and often take walks and bring our kids to the Central and Western District Promenade. When colleagues and friends come to Hong Kong for business or travel, I also recommend that they come to the promenade to feel the sea breeze and enjoy the beautiful view of Victoria Harbour. Usually enter from Sun Yat-sen Memorial Park, connect to Kennedy Town waterfront to the west, go to Central waterfront to the east, then to Victoria Park and Wan Chai Ferry Pier. Finally, it will be opened to the East Coast Waterfront Park in North Point. Parent-child hiking, couple dating, and friends gathering, these are all very relaxed and comfortable routes.