Hong Kong Fisherman’s Wharf

Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf is located in the Southern District of Hong Kong (Aberdeen, Ap Lei Chau, Aberdeen Typhoon Shelter).

Want to go to Hong Kong to experience the "Hong Kong flavor" but are afraid of the crowds? Why not come to Hong Kong Fisherman's Wharf to learn about the unique cultural charm of the fishing village and feel the retro Hong Kong style

Hong Kong was once a small fishing village with fishing as its main economic activity, with many floating families stationed there. Aberdeen was once an important fishing port in Hong Kong, home to many fishermen and people on the water. Although most of the people on the water have moved to land, the scenery of the fishing port full of boats is still fascinating.

• The most authentic cultural experience: Aberdeen fishing port 1773

It’s rare to come to Aberdeen, why not take a trip to a leisurely fishing village, stay away from the hustle and bustle of the city, and discover a different Hong Kong? Sign up now for Hong Kong Aberdeen Fishing Port 1773. Let’s sit on a covered and comfortable sightseeing boat to enjoy the quiet and beautiful small fishing port. Listen to the professional multi-lingual tour guide and take a close look at the world-famous palace-style sea restaurant - Taibai Seafood Restaurant. , Stephen Chow's "God of Cookery" movie was also filmed here! We will also take you to the Maritime Fishermen Museum [Shajia Boat] to explore the culture of people on the water! The itinerary will also include visits to a number of little-known secret hotspots in Aberdeen, as well as the must-eat Ting Zai Noodles with the flavor of the fishing port, which is now hard to find!

• Aberdeen Fisherman's Wharf PIER 6

The new Hong Kong style fishery souvenir shop has many locally made and home-made souvenirs, so you can take this unique Hong Kong flavor home!

Located in the famous Aberdeen Tin Kwong, PIER 6. This building used to be a fish vendor's boat on the adjacent waterfront (there are very few left in Hong Kong). After being renovated and retaining elements with Hong Kong characteristics (such as floor tiles), it is now a : Fishermen’s Festival Exhibition Hall and Souvenirs Center are presented to people.

We will have: oar-shaking experience / dragon boat experience (dragon boat practice on land) / exhibition of festivals and customs / there will also be origami sampans, the experience of a Hong Kong-style fishing village is really great

• Aberdeen boating

The unique Maritime Fishermen's Museum in Hong Kong is located in an old Chinese-style boathouse in the middle of the shelter, formerly a fisherman's residence. You can experience the feeling of living at sea in an immersive and in-depth way! There is a room with a wedding theme inside, which will take you to experience the romance of old Hong Kong❣ There are neon lights downstairs, and there are 3D paintings on the second floor full of retro Hong Kong flavor, which is perfect for checking in and taking pictures!

• Taibai seafood restaurant

The world-famous palace-style restaurant on the sea, a famous landmark in the southern district of Hong Kong, has a long history. You can take a retro cruise ship to see the true appearance of Taibai Seafood Restaurant up close. It is gorgeous and shocking! The movie "God of Cookery" starring Stephen Chow was filmed here. You can easily take the same photo from the movie. It's really easy to make a movie!

• Tingzai powder

Hong Kong’s unique licensed sea kitchen / limited supply every day, so it’s hard to buy even if you go there, but you will definitely have the chance to eat it if you join our tour

Using large fish soup as the main ingredient, paired with barbecued pork, roast duck, roast pork and other rich ingredients, it tastes delicious. It is simply the ceiling of Hong Kong cuisine. The making technique of boat noodle is almost lost, and there are only two restaurants left in Hong Kong. The famous Liu Shu Ting Zai Noodles is located at Fisherman’s Wharf. If you miss this bowl, you will miss the whole world!

Away from the hustle and bustle of the city, come to Hong Kong Fisherman's Wharf to experience the unique style of the south of Hong Kong!

If you come to Fisherman’s Wharf to visit UU, don’t miss these check-in spots!