Ahh, THE Hong Kong experience. Though Hong Kong can be a bit hazy, it’s still worth it to head up to the Peak to get a panoramic view of the city. It’s not the tallest point in HK, but the new multi-story tall observation tower bumps up the viewing height a few more hundred metres. There’s an extra fee of $20HKD to get up to the observation tower beyond the cost of the tram ride, but definitely you get a better view. It’s a totally different experience at night so you may want to factor in two visits – or failing that, I’d more recommend going at night than during the day. If you have plenty of time, allow enough time to go on some of the peak trails that weave around the mountain top. Some of the circuits can take a few hours to complete.

I remember taking this ferry when I was younger with my grandmother, and it was a great experience to ride the ferry again. This is like a HK institution. The Ferry goes from Tsim Sha Tsui over to Central or vice versa, and the whole ride is pretty quick. You get a great view of the harbour from both ends and sure beats sitting underground in the metro. Highly recommended to try at least once –more so if you’re staying at the Marco Polo hotel as it lets out right outside the hotel :p

Panda Hotel is brill, even has its own sex shop near the reception.

Hong Kong is very humid! Great transport from the airport to the city. Very busy city, with lots of designer shops!

BRITISH STREET!!! El lugar para pasar la noche de rumba! Noche de mojito en La Bodega y olvídense de la hora.

Kowloon, though designated as THE tourist destination in Hong Kong, is definitely the bargain-shopping haven all avid shoppers will love to be in. Be sure to have lots of HK$ to spend of fashion; it's their mainstay, with clothing shops littered all over the place. Boutique shops are also worth a mention, as their prices are definitely cheaper compared to those in many other cities.

So many things to do, and while they are very "touristy" a trip to Victoria's Peak and on the Star Ferry across the harbor are musts.

if you ever go to Hong Kong, make sure to visit a tailor. in 1998 iw was there and had a suit custom tailored. excellent quality, and the shop even evolved more. i'm going back in april this year, and will go and visit "my" tailor again. check out on http://www.empiretailors.com/catalog/index.php

Suprisingly easy to navigate/get around. And a lot of english speaking people around, had no issues communicating or reading signs anywhere.

Shopping, Shopping, Shopping!!