About us
"The sampan boat is full of the life of Hong Kong people in the old days, and it also represents the spirit of never giving up that Hong Kong people can withstand the test of wind and waves."
Aberdeen fishing port is the root of Hong Kong and the origin of Hong Kong's name. It bears the long history of Hong Kong and also witnesses the local feelings of Hong Kong people. Since the 1940s, when Aberdeen was opened as a port, floating homes have become commonplace. At that time, the entire family of people living on the water would live on boats, commonly known as "houseboats". Typhoon shelters have gradually become unique and Self-sufficient small community on the water.
However, with the implementation of the resettlement plan in the 1960s, people on the water began to migrate to live on land one after another. Fishermen changed jobs. Fisherman culture began to become history, and skills, experiences, and deeds were gradually lost. In view of this, in order to preserve this unique historical culture and re-conserve it, we specially designed the A1773 Wandering Fishing Port Sampan Tour, so that Hong Kong people and tourists can experience this unique experience and see the life of fishermen in the past. The beauty of old Hong Kong has reappeared before our eyes, and this once glorious history can be passed down forever.




Tour Highlights

Sightseeing boat tour

Audio guide
(Cantonese/ Mandarin/ English/ Japanese/Korean)

Visit the Fishermen Houseboat

Free drinks and local snacks
Such as: maa5 zai2

Boat Noodles /
Seafood Lunch

3D fantasy underwater world painting

Spectacular photo opportunities
Sampan & Sightseeing Boats






Itinerary
Get on board the comfortable sightseeing boat, cruise around the charming and traditional Aberdeen fishing village.
Sightseeing boats pickup at Aberdeen, 30 minutes audio-guided tour around 8 landmarks, each with their own unique story and cultural significance.
Next 30 minutes houseboat visit, with cultural exhibits on display (additional 30 minutes stay for an authentic boat noodle experience for lunch tour).
After our tour, let’s enter the houseboat. In the 1960’s, most fishermen lived full time in these humble boats. At the time, there were more than 2000 houseboats in Aberdeen, and other vessels that sold daily necessities such as water, fruit and noodles to the fishermen who lived there.
On the houseboat, there is a cultural exhibit on Hong Kong fishermen, with vintage photographs and videos available to show you what life here used to be like. Step onto the houseboat, and experience the highs and lows of life on the water.
Authentic Traditional Fish Soup Noodles
(Dadi fish soup base, smooth rice noodles with Hong Kong-style siu mei mixed ingredients)
During its heyday in the 1970s and 1980s, there were more than 20 "pink boats" in Aberdeen. "Fen Ting" is a mobile sampan kitchen, where guests can order and cook instant noodles. At that time, they also provided delicious and convenient lunches for fishermen and fishermen working on board. But with the changing times, there are only the last two pink boats left in Aberdeen. If you want to taste them, you must seize the opportunity.
In a quiet corner of the bustling city lies Aberdeen Fishing Village — a hidden cultural treasure that quietly tells the story of Hong Kong’s history and heritage. We sincerely invite schools and study groups to join a series of guided tours, leading students on a journey of cultural discovery filled with surprises.
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Culture Conservation and Values Education: Aberdeen Fishing Village Cultural Tour (by Sea and Land)
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Life-Wide Learning: Where Does Fresh Fish Come From?
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Project Learning: Traditional Fishing Techniques and Operations
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Cultural Learning: A Tale of Fishing Villages – Aberdeen and Lamma Island
Schools and groups are welcome to make an appointment to participate in the guided tour. In order to ensure that we can provide you with a better experience, please fill in the appointment form and someone will contact you to discuss the itinerary details.









contact us
Company Address
Unit 5A, Evergreen Industrial Mansion
12 Yip Fat Street, Wong Chuk Hang,
Hong Kong
Opening Hours
Monday - Friday
9:30am - 6:30pm
Telephone
+852 3619 3058