Andrew Pereira
Hong Kong is an exciting holiday destination that offers plenty of fun for the whole family. From theme parks to cultural and historical destinations there is so much one can enjoy.
If you are exploring Hong Kong with the kids, Disneyland is a destination that makes its way at the top of the list. Hong Kong or anywhere else, Disneyland offers a world of surprises that brings to life an array of favourite cartoon characters that your children will not quite have enough of. With plenty of rides that cater to thrill seekers as well as the younger audience, Disneyland is one destination with plenty of fun for everyone.
If you are keen on unearthing all the excitement that the marine world can bring, explore the Ocean Park Hong Kong Theme Park. A favourite among the enthusiastic underwater explorer, the Ocean Park offers plenty to see and learn from for members of the whole family. The sea world exhibition is a major hit here for you can find a number of intriguing underwater species such as sharks, eels, fish and plenty more . But unlike an ordinary aquarium the theme park comes complete with an array of thrill rides and animal performances that gives visitors plenty more to do than simply witnessing the glory of the underwater world. For younger visitors there is a kid's touch and feel pool in the Grand Aquarium and an amazing dolphin show. Try and choose a hotel accommodation Hong Kong has that provides shuttle services to the Ocean Park for this makes travelling with the children a whole lot easier. If you are staying at the Cosmo Hotel Wan Chai Hong Kong this service can be obtained.
Yet another popular attraction in Hong Kong is the Victoria Peak Tram which is considered by many as a favourite to indulge in with the family. You can visit this attraction morning or night and many even end up doing it at both times because the view is that much amazing from up in the sky. The Hong Kong skyline is the stuff of postcards and magazines. At night it glitters and at day the sky casts a wondrous touch on the waters below. Children always find this ride absolutely fascinating. Ideal for photo ops, don't forget to bring your camera for this one. The tram takes less than 10 minutes to get from the bottom to the top. You do have the option of not going up to the viewing platform at Sky Terrace, 428 but it is always suggested that you take the option for the views you can witness from here is nothing short of breathtaking . In fact if you happen to be here on a really clear day you will be able to see all the way to Kowloon and so much beyond.
