Board an authentic Chinese junk and set sail into Hong Kong's scenic harbour for a 360-degree view of the city's impressive skyline. Originally owned and manned by Chinese fishermen, the Duk Ling is typical of the junks which used to crisscross Hong Kong's waterways 150 years ago - a reminder of the romance and intrigue that accompanied the early taipans and traders who settled here.

After having sailed the waters and deep sea channels for more than 25 years, the vessel was lovingly restored in the 1980s to her original classic design. Today, the Duk Ling is the last authentic sailing junk in Hong Kong.

Duk Ling Ride
Boarding:		2pm and 4pm (Thursday); 10am and noon (Saturday) Kowloon Public Pier, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon (Tsim Sha Tsui MTR Exit E, take pedestrian tunnel ahead and follow the signs to Star Ferry Pier. Kowloon Public Pier is to the left of the Star Ferry Pier.) 3pm and 5pm (Thursday); 11am and 1pm (Saturday) Queen's Pier, Central, Hong Kong Island (Central MTR Exit K, take pedestrian tunnel to Star Ferry Pier. Continue to the right. Queen's Pier is two-minute walk ahead.)
Registration:		In-town HKTB Visitor Information & Services Centres
Fee:		Free
Duration:		About one hour
Capacity:		30 people per ride
Enquiry:		HKTB Visitor Hotline +852 2508 1234