Aqualuna(Cheung Po Tsai Sailboat)

aqualuna is believed to be one of the last two traditional handcrafted wooden Chinese junks ever built in Hong Kong. This masterpiece was crafted by a legendary 86-year-old local shipbuilder, who single-handedly created 85% of Hong Kong's wooded boats during his illustrious career.

Famous for its striking red sails, aqualuna offers guests an unforgettable experience as they cruise through the breathtaking Victoria Harbour. Glide past the iconic skyline and towering skyscrapers, and immerse yourself in the enchanting stories of Hong Kong's rich maritime history.

The "Aqualuna" sailboat has two floors. The upper floor is equipped with private seats, and the two rows on the left and right are spacious sofas that can be used for semi-reclining, where you can enjoy a drink while enjoying the sea breeze. The lower floor is an air-conditioned open dining area with a round table and chairs in a Chinese style. The symbol of the ship is the Chinese red mast. Every nail and wood on the ship is made by hand using ancient Chinese shipbuilding techniques. Many details are based on the original appearance.

Cheung Po Tsai, also known as Cheung Po Tsai, was a native of Xinhui, Jiangmen. He was a fisherman when he was young and later became a pirate in Hong Kong. The TVB TV series "Cheung Po Tsai" tells his story. Cheung Po Tsai dominated the Pearl River Delta in his early days and once sank 18 Portuguese warships. Because Cheung Po Tsai handled things in a measured and ethical manner, he won the support of everyone, and his team rapidly grew.