Your truly personalised Hong Kong private tour experience. |
If you book with us, you will be touring with one of us as your own private tour guide – your guide will begin the dialogue with you so they can get to know you before you arrive to best design the tour around your interests.
We love to be flexible, and although we may provide you with a suggested itinerary, covering the must-see places, learning about the history and culture of the city, trying some delicious local cuisine and finding the hidden gems that you only see with someone who knows the ins and outs of the city… Our main goal is for you not to feel rushed and to enjoy your time exploring the city – we can keep things as flexible as you like. We can offer a unique and personal perspective (and speak perfect English, plus a few other languages as well). Do let us know in advance if you have any special requests and we will do our best to include it for you. Every tour is based around you!
We love to share our city with you, and as locals we are able to navigate you with ease on the public transport or in a private car, we can help you to get the most out of your time in Hong Kong. Be it with solo travellers, couples, groups and families – we customise for everyone. We have many itineraries for one, two, three days or more exploring the Hong Kong and Macau. Most of our tours are by foot, but we also provide premium air-conditioned vehicles for when you have just a short time or have accessibility needs.
We love meeting cruise ship passengers docking at Kai Tak or Ocean Terminal – and we will ALWAYS meet you at the ship, and never ask you to make your way to a central meeting point. We can provide you with a fantastic shore excursion to transport you into the city quickly and make the most of your short time in the city.
Hong Kong Private Tour Guide / Driver
Founder of Hong Kong Greeters
Seven years private guiding experience
Mum of two originally from UK
Hong Kong Private Tour Guide
Grass roots Hong Konger
Licenced docent heritage tour guide
Food and traditional Chinese medicine expert
Team Administrator
Fluent in English & Dutch, + French & Spanish
Passionate writer and award-winning blogger
Loves the fascinating culture, history, & food!
Macau Private Tour Guide / Driver
Returned to Macau with his wife after 20 years in Canada
Personalised, thoughtful and friendly Macau expert guide
Hong Kong Private Tour Guide
Grew up on the island of Cheung Chau
Born to a British mother & Hong Kong father, a true example of the east meets west culture
Trained photographer & videographer
Private Tour Guide Hong Kong
Brazilian born, has lived in Italy, Spain, Dubai and now Asia
Fluent in Spanish, Portuguese and English
World traveller, visiting over 50 countries
Hong Kong Private Tour Guide
Lived in China and Hong Kong
Deep understanding of history, culture and language
People person & brilliant shopper!
Xiqu Centre, West Kowloon
A completely compelling experience, formerly only accessible to Chinese speakers, a visit to the Teahouse Theatre compliments any visit to Hong Kong. Sit back and enjoy the wonderful performances in the intimate 200-seat theatre, whilst slurping tea and dim sum, made accessible with English subtitles
Lamma Island
Experience one of Hong Kong’s most traditional industries on a trip to the Fisherfolk Village on Lamma Island. Enjoy activities such as hookless fishing, shell decorating and boarding an old fishing junk. Complete the trip with a delicious seafood lunch or dinner at the Rainbow Restaurant. Read more about here on our latest blog post.
Outlying Islands
Join us for one of the must-do things while visiting Hong Kong in the summer. Hit the seas for a fully catered boat cruise or “junk”. Rent the whole boat or enjoy one of our ticketed events for smaller groups. Sail out on a Hong Kong junk trip to one of Hong Kong’s many hidden islands, eat and swim and be merry!
Sham Shui Po
Delve into the vibrant and busy district of Sham Shui Po for the most authentic grass roots restaurants and streetside cheap-eat vendors. Munch your way through Michelin starred dim sum, wonton noodles, bakery treats and drinks plus an added delicious surprise for you. Vegetarians and vegan options also available.
Why consider a private tour?
personalise your experience – only see the sites and experiences that you want at your pace
ask any question that springs to mind – it’s just you and your guide and no other crowds!
adapt the itinerary seamlessly and keep it flexible – it takes all the worry away from planning a trip
get advice on the tastiest food items you may have been reluctant to try – Hong Kong has highest % of affordable Michelin stars in the world
by-pass long lines at the popular tourist sites – we have this privilege as we are all licensed guides
learn how to use the public transport system – it is truly the most efficient and affordable ways to get around the city
you can be chauffeured anywhere on a comfortable air-conditioned car tour, including Lantau Island
be provided with the enjoyable experience you’re looking to get from visiting a new country.
We have been fortunate enough to receive the Tripadvisor Certificate of Excellence six years running. We love guiding, it’s such a lovely job and are truly energised by the people we meet.
Hopefully that is reflected in the reviews we receive as well. Contact us directly info@hkgreeters.com
Book a tour with us and we look forward to greeting you!
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