Having been a haven for pirates and later became a fishing village two centuries ago, Aberdeen is located on the southern tip of Hong Kong has many interesting places to visit.
Recently, modernization has affected the Aberdeen and is no longer the town it was. Aberdeen, has been transformed into a resort, frequented mostly by the city.
With the rich history of Aberdeen, there are still parts of this zone, whose roots were obtained by fishing. Tourists wishing to get an idea of the areas of traditional means of survival would venture to Typhoon Fung Tong Bei refuge where there are many champagnes and other fishing boats.
The reeds are actually considered by fishermen homes, creating a sharp contrast, when they met in the port – along raised in Hong Kong to impose on them. For the curious observer, there are boat operators that allows more than willing to take tourists on a sampan ride and start the life of an inhabitant of the boat.
And what would a visit to a bank in the town without any seafood? Travelers can choose from a romantic dinner at a nice seafood restaurant in Jumbo floating or maybe lunch boat seafood Tai Bak. All floating restaurants at the port of Aberdeen. To reach the ferry port ferries are available for free.
Apart from the kitchen of the hotel also has a port of the few places to visit as the Country Park. This rare 1000 acres of land has seen its development in the early days of Hong Kong and is a good place to walk. The walk is another interesting place to visit. The pier on the seafront of the beach is where tourists can find men willing to take tourists by boat to nearby islands ideal treatment for the adventurous traveler.
For the avid shopper of the commercial area of Wan Chai is a good place to pick up some souvenirs to take home. Having accommodation in a hotel in Hong Kong in the neighborhood for shopping much easier. The Cosmopolitan Hotel at competitive prices and its central location in Wan Chai quite easy to move.