T RAVEL & E XPLORE

PREPARE FOR A WEDDING CELEBRATION LIKE NO OTHER

T RAVEL &E XPLORE

PREPARE FOR A WEDDING CELEBRATION LIKE NO OTHER

HOW TO Get There

BY BUS

Complimentary shuttle bus service will be provided for your convenience. Pick-up and drop off will be available at various locations and times. Please see the section below for detailed shuttle schedules and locations, and kindly RSVP for shuttle bus service.

BY CAR

Parking is available at Clearwater Bay Golf & Country Club for guests driving to the venue. Please provide your car license plate number in the RSVP form if you plan to drive, so we can ensure smooth entry to the club premises and reserve your parking space accordingly.

SHUTTLE BUS Options

PICK UP LOCATIONS TO CLEARWATERBAY

3:00 P.M. ADMIRALTY

Admiralty MTR Exit A, Admiralty Centre

3:15 P.M. HANG HAU

Hang Hau MTR Exit A, Ming Shing Street

5:30 P.M. ADMIRALTY

Admiralty MTR Exit A, Admiralty Centre

5:45 P.M. HANG HAU

Hang Hau MTR Exit A, Ming Shing Street

DROP OFF LOCATIONS LEAVING CLEARWATER BAY

10:00 P.M. HANG HAU

Hang Hau MTR Exit A, Ming Shing Street

10:00 P.M. ADMIRALTY

Admiralty MTR Exit A, Admiralty Centre

10:30 P.M. LKF

AOAO, 38 Queen's Road, Central, Hong Kong

EXPLORE Hong Kong

    • Australian Dairy Company - A no-frills cha chaan teng famous for silky scrambled eggs and notoriously brusque service.

    • Mak Man Kee - A legendary noodle shop serving what many consider Hong Kong's best wonton noodles.

    • Bakehouse - A popular bakery chain known for fresh-baked breads and Hong Kong-style buns.

    • Lan Fong Yuen - The birthplace of Hong Kong-style milk tea, serving their signature "silk stocking" tea since 1952.

    • Victoria Peak (The Peak) – Take the Peak Tram or hike up for panoramic views of Hong Kong’s skyline, Victoria Harbour, and surrounding islands. Sunset is especially stunning.

    • Star Ferry & Victoria Harbour – Ride the historic Star Ferry across the harbour for a classic (and inexpensive) view of the skyline. In the evening, catch the Symphony of Lights show.

    • Ocean Park Hong Kong – A mix of theme park rides, animal exhibits (including pandas), and an oceanarium, set against a scenic coastal backdrop. Great for families and thrill-seekers alike.

    • Ladies’ Market (Mong Kok) – A lively street market known for affordable clothes, accessories, and souvenirs, perfect for bargain hunting.

    • Harbour City (Tsim Sha Tsui) – The city’s largest shopping mall, offering everything from luxury brands to casual fashion, plus great harbour views.

    • Causeway Bay – One of Hong Kong’s busiest shopping districts, filled with department stores, international brands, and local boutiques, including the famous Times Square and Hysan Place malls.

    • ⁠ Hiking Dragon’s Back – One of Hong Kong’s most scenic trails, offering sweeping coastal and city views, ending near Big Wave Bay beach.

    • Nightlife in Lan Kwai Fong & Soho – The city’s most vibrant nightlife districts, packed with rooftop bars, clubs, and late-night dining spots.

    • Street Food Adventures – Sample local favorites like egg waffles, curry fish balls, and cheung fun from bustling street stalls across the city.