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Hong Kong is one of the world’s most spectacular harbour cities, where a soaring skyline meets a surprising wealth of green islands, quiet bays and traditional fishing villages. Beyond the neon and skyscrapers lies a network of tranquil anchorages and beautiful coastline, making it a uniquely rewarding and unexpected cruising base.

The city’s famous harbour is one of the great sights of the world, its dramatic skyline of glittering towers rising above the busy water, framed by green peaks. Yet within a short cruise lie dozens of outlying islands, from bustling Lamma and Cheung Chau to remote beaches and sheltered coves that feel a world away from the city.

The surrounding waters offer surprisingly quiet and beautiful anchorages, clear bays for swimming and easy access to the wider coastline and islands. This contrast between electric urban energy and tranquil natural beauty gives Hong Kong its unique appeal.

Ashore, the city offers some of the finest dining in the world, vibrant markets and an intoxicating energy, along with beautiful natural escapes close at hand. Its blend of city and sea is exceptional.

With its iconic skyline, green islands and quiet bays, Hong Kong is a uniquely rewarding harbour city. Guests can cruise beneath a famous skyline, escape to tranquil outlying islands and enjoy the extraordinary energy and surprising natural beauty of this spectacular destination.
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A custom-built 72.1m VSY superyacht wrapped in floor-to-ceiling windows, with a winter garden, commercial helideck and a private owner’s deck.
Stella Maris

72.1M

VSY

2015

695000€

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A 24.6 metre Sanlorenzo SL78 of 2018, MOONSHOT carries eight guests in four cabins with a warm modern interior, a large flybridge and a quick planing hull, cruising the Balearics
MOONSHOT

24M

Sanlorenzo

2018

45000€

Guests

A 58-metre Trinity built for no-limits adventure, pairing nearly 15,000 square feet of living space with a ten-person sundeck Jacuzzi and a full dive centre.
Unbridled

58M

Trinity Yachts

2009

295000€

Guests

A 25 metre Pershing from 2023 with a 48 knot top speed, a full beam master and an open, sociable main deck, chartering the West Mediterranean for up to nine
CHERRY

25M

Pershing

2023

54000€

Guests

A 50.75-metre Yildizlar motor sailer refitted in 2026, with a glass-bottom jacuzzi, Himalayan salt sauna and a 10-metre Pirelli chase tender, chartering the Mediterranean from 130,000 euros per week.
ARESTEAS

50M

Yildizlar

2017

130000€

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A 37.8 metre Broward with a flybridge as large as her salon, chartering Florida and the Bahamas for ten guests in five staterooms from 85,000 dollars per week.
Camille

37M

Broward Marine

2007

85000€

Guests

A 56-metre Benetti delivered in 2015 and refitted in 2024, with two full-beam master suites on the upper deck, a full cinema room and the East Mediterranean’s richest water-toy locker,
AELIA

56M

Benetti

2015

340000€

Guests

The 50-metre Neta Marine Meira is a bespoke Evan K. Marshall sailing yacht with a rich ebony-and-walnut interior, master with his-and-hers baths, flybridge jacuzzi, sauna and massage room, cruising the
Meira

50M

Neta Marine

2018

120000€

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A 2025 Sanlorenzo SL90 based in Naples with an asymmetric hull layout, four cabins for eight guests, beach club, swim platform and a crew of four.
Catch Me

27M

Sanlorenzo

2025

79000€

Guests

A refined 2013 Monte Carlo Yachts MCY 86 refitted in 2023, with one of the largest flybridges in its class, fold-out side balconies and a Nuvolari Lenard interior, cruising the
Venus

26M

Monte Carlo Yachts

2013

60000€

Guests

A 40 metre Northcoast rebuilt through 2024, with three main deck rooms, a full beach club and a warm mahogany interior for ten guests, cruising the Bahamas and Caribbean from
Ealu

40M

Northcoast Yachts

1995

99600€

Guests

The brand-new 48-metre motor-sailer Nocturno is a sleek dark-blue sailing yacht with elegant modern interiors, a sun deck Jacuzzi, a flybridge and a master suite with a private massage tub,
Nocturno

48M

Custom

2023

85000€

Guests

A brand-new 2025 AB Yachts 33.7-metre performance yacht cruising at 30 knots and topping 42, with a full-beam owner’s suite and a shallow draft built for fast Bahamian island hopping,
50 SHADES OF PLAY

33M

AB Yachts

2025

105000€

Guests

A 2023 Amer 120 running four Volvo IPS pods instead of shaftlines, with a full-beam main-deck master, a wine cellar and a sundeck hot tub, cruising the Mediterranean from €130,000/week.
Arsana

35M

Permare

2023

130000€

Guests

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Hong Kong Yacht Charter
Hong Kong yacht charters offer the freedom to experience the destination on your own terms. Each itinerary can be shaped around the way you want to travel, with the flexibility to move between time on the water, moments ashore and the simple pleasure of life on board.
Iconic Harbour Skyline
Victoria Harbour’s skyline is one of the most photographed in the world, with more than 40 buildings taking part each evening in A Symphony of Lights, a multimedia display that held the Guinness World Record for the largest permanent light and sound show. Framed by the Peak on one side and Kowloon’s towers on the other, the harbour narrows to under a kilometre at its tightest point, keeping cruising traffic, ferries and yachts moving through a stage few other cities can match.
Outlying Islands
Lantau, more than twice the size of Hong Kong Island itself, carries the 34-metre bronze Tian Tan Buddha above Po Lin Monastery, reached by a cable car across Ngong Ping that covers nearly six kilometres over the hills below. Smaller neighbours keep a different pace: Cheung Chau and Lamma remain car-free, their narrow lanes lined with seafood restaurants rather than traffic, a contrast to the high-rise city barely half an hour away by ferry.
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Secluded Bays
Sai Kung’s Hebe Haven and the coves around Clearwater Bay stay calm even when the harbour is busy, sheltering yachts within the Hong Kong UNESCO Global Geopark, where hexagonal volcanic columns rise from the sea near High Island. Repulse Bay, on the island’s south side, adds a sandy swimming beach within sight of the skyline, giving guests a choice between wild coastline and an easy afternoon ashore.
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World-Class Dining
Hong Kong has published its own Michelin Guide every year since 2009, and Tim Ho Wan, opened that same year in Mong Kok, became known as the world’s most affordable Michelin-starred restaurant for a dim sum menu costing only a few dollars a dish. That range, from harbourside fine dining to century-old noodle shops and all-night dai pai dong street stalls, gives guests as much choice ashore as afloat.
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Vibrant Culture
The Cheung Chau Bun Festival each May turns the small fishing island into a stage for lion dances, a parade of children on hidden wires and a bun-scrambling competition, held on towers of buns since a stampede halted the original climb in 1978 and the event was reinstated as a supervised competition in 2005. Older still is Man Mo Temple on Hollywood Road, built in 1847 and still filled with the smoke of enormous spiral incense coils.

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The Week Unfolds
Across Hong Kong, each itinerary reveals a different rhythm, from lively ports and waterfront towns to secluded anchorages, island escapes and stretches of coastline best discovered from the sea. Together, they create a more layered way to explore, with every route shaped by the places, experiences and moments found along the way.

Hong Kong Must See & Do

The anchorages, experiences and places that define a yacht charter in Hong Kong, and the ones worth building your itinerary around.
Top Anchorages

Hebe Haven, Sai Kung
Repulse Bay
Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter
Clearwater Bay
Tap Mun (Grass Island)

Top Things to Do

Watch A Symphony of Lights over Victoria Harbour
Ride the Ngong Ping cable car to the Tian Tan Buddha
Explore the hexagonal rock columns of the High Island Geopark
Hike the Dragon’s Back trail
Browse the wet markets and dai pai dong stalls of Sai Kung

Top Places to Visit

Victoria Peak
Cheung Chau
Lamma Island
Stanley Market
Man Mo Temple

Hong Kong Charter Guide

Everything you need to know before chartering a yacht in Hong Kong, from the best time to visit to where to drop anchor.
What's the best time of year to charter around Hong Kong?

October through December brings Hong Kong’s most comfortable sailing weather, with lower humidity, clearer skies and a reliable northeast monsoon breeze. The wet season runs roughly May to September and brings the highest typhoon risk, particularly August and September, when the Hong Kong Observatory issues its most warning signals. Spring, in March and April, is milder but hazier, so most charter captains favour autumn.

How do we get to a yacht in Hong Kong from the airport?

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG) sits on the reclaimed island of Chek Lap Kok, around 30 kilometres from the harbour and easily reached by the Airport Express train in about 24 minutes. Most charters join or leave a yacht at one of the marinas around Victoria Harbour or in Sai Kung, both under an hour from the terminal by taxi or private transfer.

Which bays are best for an overnight stop around Hong Kong?

Hebe Haven and the wider Sai Kung waters, known locally as Hong Kong’s back garden, offer the most reliable shelter and a cluster of yacht clubs and seafood restaurants ashore. Repulse Bay and Clearwater Bay suit a calmer daytime stop with swimming, while Aberdeen’s typhoon shelter, crowded with houseboats and fishing junks, gives a more atmospheric, working-harbour alternative close to the city.

How many days make sense for a Hong Kong charter?

Three to four days let guests combine a night in Victoria Harbour beneath the skyline with time exploring the outlying islands and the quieter anchorages around Sai Kung. Hong Kong also works well as a short add-on to a longer Southeast Asian itinerary, since its compact waters mean even a brief stop can take in the city, at least one island and a proper swim stop.

What makes Hong Kong's harbour unique for a charter guest?

The Star Ferry has crossed Victoria Harbour since 1888, and its green-and-white boats still shuttle between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon in around ten minutes, working traffic that yachts share with container ships, cargo junks and pleasure craft alike. Hong Kong also holds the Guinness World Record for the city with the most buildings over 150 metres tall, giving the harbour a genuinely unmatched sense of scale after dark.

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