Hong Kong Duckling Harbour Tour Ticket (Oldest Chinese Junk)


Select the booking date, fill in any one passenger's information to place the order. Once payment is successful, the order is confirmed.
No ticket collection required. Simply show the e‑voucher on your mobile phone at the pier to board. (Please arrive 20 minutes before departure.) Present it directly for verification.
4 to 11 years old (inclusive) (calculated by birthday based on the travel date).
Approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour (depending on whether it is necessary to wait for other vessels to leave before departing).
Each person receives one complimentary drink: packaged beverages, soft drinks, or beer (subject to availability). Onboard commentary is provided (usually live commentary on weekends, recorded commentary on weekdays) narrating the history of the Dukling.
Pier 1 at Tsim Sha Tsui East (opposite Starbucks on the Avenue of Stars, between the Bruce Lee statue and the McDull statue, near the Mui Yim Fong statue).
(1) Please note that from 29 May to 1 June 2025, the red sails of the Dukling will display commercial advertisements, altering the original iconic red sail appearance. Kindly only book if you are aware of and accept this.
(2) The above sailing times are only planned departure times. The actual berthing time of the vessel depends on pier conditions. If other vessels are using the pier, the boarding and disembarking time of the Dukling may be slightly delayed. Therefore, we recommend that guests avoid scheduling their itinerary too tightly on the day. The actual berthing situation at the pier is beyond the control of Dukling. Should there be any delay, we apologise in advance.
(3) On some days, the Dukling may partner with businesses to display advertisements on the sails. Should the appearance of the sails be affected, we will notify you prior to the departure date. The scheduled sailing will still operate as usual, but if necessary, we can assist you in changing the boarding date or making other appropriate arrangements.
(4) The raising and lowering of the sails is subject to weather conditions.
(5) If the sails cannot be unfurled due to weather reasons, the sailing will still operate normally. No refunds or compensation will be provided for any purchased tickets.
(6) Children are aged 4‑11, seniors are aged 60 or above, and infants aged 0‑3 are free (but still require a ticket to secure a seat).
(7) Please arrive at the pier at least 15 minutes before the scheduled departure time. Latecomers will not be accommodated.
(8) Once the booking is confirmed, it cannot be refunded or rescheduled.
(9) Seat selection is not available after booking.
(10) When Tropical Cyclone Warning Signal No. 3 or above, or the Red/Black Rainstorm Warning Signal is hoisted, the sailing will be cancelled and subject to rescheduling or refund depending on the situation.
(11) In case of any dispute, Dukling reserves the right of final decision.

The Duk Ling, now offering harbour cruises, is a traditional three‑masted Chinese junk with a history of nearly 70 years, formerly used by fishermen for fishing and daily living. As Hong Kong was once a small fishing village, the junk boat holds an irreplaceable position in the city's historical development. Therefore, the Duk Ling, being the only antique junk still sailing regularly, has naturally become an iconic symbol of Hong Kong.


Today, the Duk Ling has been converted into a sightseeing cruise boat穿梭於維多利亞港. On board, passengers can enjoy the breathtaking views of the Victoria Harbour sunset and the mesmerising "A Symphony of Lights" show at night. Through guided tours and audio commentary, they can also gain a deeper understanding of Hong Kong's history and fishing culture.




The Duk Ling also regularly organises cultural experience cruises along Hong Kong's coastal routes, making it an ideal family outing for parents and children to experience the fishing culture together.



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