The world's pinkest dolphins - pinker even than the Boto dolphins in the Amazon River - live within a few kilometers of the world's busiest shipping center and most densely populated urban area.

Chosen as the official mascot of the 1997 handover ceremony, the dolphins are threatened by pollution, over fishing and reclamation. This trip is designed to minimize disturbance to the dolphins, therefore these lovely creatures are comfortable with the vessel being used and sometimes come quite close.

96% of trips have successful sightings. If no dolphins are seen, passengers are entitled to go for free again on any scheduled cruise - subject to availability.

This evening tour starts with an exciting ascent on the bullet lift to Hong Kong's famous revolving restaurant located on the 62nd floor of one of the tallest buildings in Hong Kong.

A delicious western dinner will be served in the Revolving Dining Room, perched majestically at the level of 700 feet above sea-level, offering an unobstructed 360 degree panoramic view of the whole city and harbor of Hong Kong after sunset. It's an unforgettable view that must be seen to be believed.

Then feel the authentic hustle and bustle, typical of Hong Kong people, while taking a stroll along the busy, narrow lanes of the Temple Street Night market in Kowloon. The highlight of your adventure follows with a relaxing Harbor Cruise on a quaint Chinese Junk where unlimited drinks are served. Witness the mesmerizing reflections of gorgeous multi-colored neon lights wavering in the Harbor water. Experience the pleasure of gliding against the soothing, yet invigorating sea-breeze, before stepping onto dry land for the return transfer to your hotel.

After ascending to the Peak on the famous Peak Tram, you will start this walk by following Lugard Road around the north and eastern faces of Victoria Peak with spectacular views over Victoria Harbour towards Lantau Island and the Kowloon Peninsula towards the mountains that geographically divide Kowloon from the New Territories.

You will then follow part of the Hong Kong Trail around the western end of Hong Kong Island, with views across the South China Sea towards Cheung Chau Island and across the Lamma Channel to Lamma Island.

Since this tour starts at Victoria Peak at about 450 metres above sea level and ends at Aberdeen at sea level it is mainly downhill but there are a few short uphill sections along the way. The trail's surface is partly Country Park roads, partly concrete and partly dirt.