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Our Services To The Captains

• Cruise planning in our region
• Clearance in our region
• Visa and bond arrangements
• Dockage and pilot arrangements
• Helicopter authorization
• Charter license
• GSM cards and SAT TV decoder rentals
• Charts
• Parcel or express mail clearance and export
• Shipyard coordination
• Accounting and banking facilities
• Charter APA and tax management

Our Services To The Engineers

• Duty free fuel
• Jet fuel and gasoline
• Lube oil supply and used oil / Sludge removal
• Engine parts and supplies
• Repairs and maintenance jobs
• Metal fabrication

Our Services To The Deck Officers

• Deck parts and supplies with discounts
• Day workers
• Repairs and maintenance jobs
• Security and ISPS arrangements
• Warehousing

Our Services To The Galley

• Fresh provisions
• Beverages and wine supplies
• Galley parts and supplies
• Wine tasting

Our Services To The Interior Department

• Carpet cleaning
• Flower arrangements
• Interior cleaning supplies
• Appliance repairs and maintenance
• Laundry and dry cleaning
• Beauty & grooming products

Our Services To The Owners And Charter Guests

• Car rental at preferred rates
• Airport meet& greet and transport
• Charter planes and helicopters
• Concierge services
• Cruise planning and itineraries
• Dive guides
• Guided tours and excursions
• Hotel bookings at preferred rates
• Massage, spa and beauty care
• Traditional dance shows in various islands
• Yacht and fishing boat charter

Our Services To The Crew

• Banking assistance
• Medical care
• Preferred rates on many hotels
• Car hire and tours
• Travel arrangements

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Itinerary

It is often overlooked that approximately 40% of Hong Kong is national park. This combined with the hilly topography, craggy coastline, rich maritime history and 256 of islands means that there is a huge amount to do and see by boat. In fact, much of Hong Kong is essentially inaccessible except by boat.

Some recommendations for day trips on the water are described below. Combining boating and land based sightseeing in any trip is what makes Hong Kong so special as a superyacht destination.

The different islands are all connected by local ferries which is a must do in itself. None of the distances are far and public transport and taxis are readily available and every island has helicopter access.

Anchor off in any of the multiple protected bays of the following islands which offer simple seafood restaurants:

• Lamma Island – opposite Aberdeen; two bays with restaurants connected by a pleasant hike
• Lantau Island – with high mountains, beautiful trails and long beaches where you can indulge in kite surfing, eating, visiting local villages and the big bronze buddha (and airport)
• Peng Chau Island – a horseshoe island steeped in local tradition
• Cheung Chau Island – with its many local fishing boats and shipyard, it is famous for its bun festival with friendly local fishing folk. Cheung Chau hosts an eclectic variety of inhabitants including San
• San Lai Island – the Olympic windsurf champion who has a school here.
• Po Toi Island – a hangout for the local sailors where the sea is very blue due to the start of the South China Sea
• Sai Kung Island – hidden up in the stunningly beautiful north east territories, now a bustling little city in itself, looks like Saint Tropez some 15 years ago with local pleasure junks coming and going. Along the pubic quayside you can choose your own live fish to be prepared for you.

The surrounds, including Long Ke and Tai Long Wan, are more deserted but there is always an interesting hike and a simple restaurant within reach. Further north are Tap Mun Chau, Tolo Harbour, Double Haven, Kat O Chau and the deserted outpost of Tung Ping Chau – all providing idyllic and tranquil spots for anchoring.

Hong Kong is famous for its hiking trails and there are numerous monasteries, waterfalls and historical places of interest. For the geologists there are outstanding rock formations on the Nine Pin Islands.

During any given weekend, the three major yacht clubs organise various sail races for big and small boats in at least 2 distinct areas: Middle Island, Hebe Haven and most weekends in Victoria harbor as well.

Day Trip Suggestions

Day 1
Try the Central and Western district walk which will lead you through Hong Kong’s most famous art galleries near Hollywood Rd. and Man Mo Temple. Remember to catch a ride on the longest escalator in town, linking Central to Mid-levels. Round up the evening with a cruise through Victoria Harbour whilst enjoying ‘A Symphony of Lights’.

Day 2 – Lantau island
Visit the biggest Buddha with Ngong Ping Cable Car, Cheung Chau Island (Lunch), Cocktails in one of the art galleries.

Day 3
If you happened to have skipped past Central Market on day 1 then head here before taking the Peak Tram for breath taking views of Hong Kong Island. After taking in the view arrange a rendezvous on your yacht in Aberdeen Harbour. and cruise to Sai Kung via the Nine Pin islands.

Day 4 – Trip to Macao
Portugese History, Circle du Soleil or Dancing on Water Show, Venitian Casino and dinner can provide a wonderful trip.

Day 5 – Hong Kong Flagstaff Museum (Hong Kong Park) or Maritime Museum.
The maritime museum is a little gem and is situated next to the Star Ferry.

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