Private tours with Walk Hong Kong are easily arranged. All our advertised walking and hiking tours can be booked as private outings, or take advantage of our extensive knowledge of Hong Kong and let us create a personalised private tour for you. Check out some of our suggestions below or feel free to provide any of your own.
Half day tours HK$2,000 Full day tours HK$3,000 - up to eight persons per group
We meet you at your hotel pre the tour, discuss the plans, and then show off Hong Kong, be it hiking the trails or walking the back streets.
Hi Jackie, Thanks for the wonderful walk. 3 weeks after we got back to New Zealand I am still telling friends about it. Can you believe that we were out for 5 1/2 hours including our lovely lunch stop and in that time we only saw 3 people. How can we keep it a secret it is just not what you expect to do in Hong Kong. We feel very privileged to have been able to do this trip with you. Jackie you are amazing with your boundless enthusiasim and knowledge. I am looking forward to coming back and tramping some more in this region. Best wishes Bruce Finnerty Nov 09 Pat Sin Leng Range New Territories
Pat Sin Leng Range, Plover Cove
Stroll along the fabulous Pat Sin Leng range, named for the eight fairies or immortals of Chinese mythology. The Fairies are actually outcrops of hard volcanic rock that have formed a bumpy and spectacular ridge, so there’s a bit of up and down involved on this walk. On a clear day you can take in the wonderful views across Plover Cove Reservoir and Tolo Channel back towards Ma On Shan and northwards to China.
Full day strenuous hike, we take our own lunch on this hike
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Kowloon Markets
hi Jackie Just thought I would write briefly to thank you for a great tour around Kowloon markets. The girls had a great time and throughly enjoyed the afternoon, the knowledge, the shopping at the Jade Markets and your very friendly and fun approach. Anyway Jackie a great afternoon, and much appreciated by all 6 involved. And a big thank you for the photography. Take care and many thanks. regards Fi Wicks, Australia, Kowloon Markets
Photography tours With so many festivals and celebrations in Hong Kong we can often coincide our photography tours with one of these special events. Other options include the island of Tap Mun Chau or the backstreets of Hong Kong.
To explore some of Hong Kong’s more secret corners, we can hike to spectacular coastlines, feng shui woods and villages with their remaining inhabitants that seem like a land time forgot.
Please email with any enquiries about individual tuition or small group, one-day photography tours.
Cost: HK$2000 for half day HK$3000 for full day Total tour time 4 & 8 hours Tour starts in a location to suit client
Hong Kong Heritage - past to present
Dear Marco I particularly requested a 1 to 1 walk having covered the most obvious aspects on previous visits: I have an interest in the history post 1850 and spent a most enjoyable morning with Marco looking at and discussing some of the lesser known historical gems of Hong Kong.His ability to tailor our walk to meet my wishes coupled with a very detailed knowledge of the history, architecture etc was much appreciated. KHB Private tour
Family tours
Hi All, Just a quick line to thank you very much for an excellent time to actually walk the ‘Dragon’s Back’. Jackie was a superb guide and we really appreciated the special attention to our Daughter which made her walk safe, fun & exciting. Rest assured you’ll be highly recommended to any of our Friends & Family traveling this way... Many thank’s, Ploy, Benja & Douglas
From walking nature trails to hiking in the remotest corners of Hong Kong, there are many rewarding options for family outings in Hong Kong. Very few visitors get to the the most pristine areas of Hong Kong, as access is often only available via walking trails, so by joining us you and your family can experience the best we have to offer. Our tours are educational too, as we share tales of local history and culture.
If you only have a short ime available, we can walk you through the back streets of Kowloon, and the central districts of Hong Kong Island, showing you historical sites, everyday life and a range of colourful markets. Children particularly enjoy the bird and gold fish markets.
Your family can join a scheduled tour with others, if the children are walking fit and aged 8 years and above. Or else we can tailor a tour to suit your needs, taking into account how much time you have and what would interest you most.
We use public transport in Hong Kong, and this is a great exerience in itself. We could use the famous Star Ferry, the Peak Tram, our efficient underground network, or one of the many double decker buses.
Maclehose Trail
Named after Hong Kong's governor in the 70s - Murry MacLehose - the Maclehose Trail is the longest of several walking routes criss-crossing the New Territories. Running east to the west, it is divided into 10 stages and has a total distance of 100km. Each stage has its own charm, ease and challenges. The trail begins by following the Sai Kung peninsula, taking us through the deserted beaches and then on to join the hills as we walk along the ridge line of Kowloon's eight peaks (with the addition of the emperor himself, the peninsula boasted nine dragons – in Cantonese, ‘Gau Lung’, which was later corrupted to 'Kowloon').
Jackie Peers We all had such a wonderful time on the hike - many thanks again! You're a great guide. Blog looks fine, and thanks for the pictures! I've passed them on to the others. Hwei Private tour Sai Kung Country Park
The Sheung Yiu family walk is relatively flat by Hong Kong standards and takes an easy one hour 15 minutes on firm footing. Or you can add another two hours to this and head out to the High Island reservoir and walk the service road back. Both walks offer rewarding views to the southern islands of the Sai King Peninsula. For the children there's water on the way out and a chance to check out the big red crabs, and the odd cow obstructing the pathway always impresses visitors. It's also well worth visiting the well-preserved Hakka village museum (Monday - Sunday 9 - 4pm, closed Tuesdays) which gives a wonderful insight into how locals lived in the not-too-distant past.
