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Hong Kong Trail Section 1, Hong Kong

Rates

Type Vendor Rate Our Rate
Hourly HKD 605.00 HKD 550.00Book Now
Airport Transfer HKD 1,320.00 HKD 1,200.00Book Now

Vehicle Description

The Buick Firstland provides versatility and comfort for up to 5 passengers. As you seated a little higher, this is a good vehicle for touring.

Vehicle Amenities

  • Maximum number of passengers 6
  • Maximum number of baggage 2

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Cities Served

Buick Firstland can be used for pick-up and drop-off services in the following airports in New Territories, Hong Kong:

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Hourly: HKD 500.00

Airport Transfer: HKD 850.00

No Hidden Fees, Service Charge Included


Cancel 24 hours before the trip for full refund

Hourly: HKD 450.00

Airport Transfer: HKD 800.00

No Hidden Fees, Service Charge Included

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Buick Firstland can be used for private chauffeured transfers in the following hotels in New Territories, Hong Kong:

If you are planning a wedding look no further, Buick Firstland can be used in wedding packages for the following wedding venues:

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    Flexible set-up for different kinds of events

    Located in the highest grade building among Kwai Chung

    Clean place, good atmosphere, convenient transportation, with wide view and natural sunlight

    Providing 5 car parking areas 


    Available Session:
    Monday - Friday: 7PM - 11PM
    Saturday & Sunday: 10AM - 11PM

  • DiVino Wine Bar & Restaurant

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    Opening Hours

    Monday-Sunday & Public Holiday: 12:00nn - 6:00pm till late

    * all major credit cards accepted

  • FRITES Wan Chai

    The newest Frites restaurant – located in Wan Chai – brings the same authentic dining experience to the diners in the area. Frites pays homage to authentic Belgian style with beers being poured in the age-old traditional way. There are many fine eating destinations that match wine with haute cuisine dotted around the city, but sticking to the time-honored traditions in Belgium, where folks come into a warm and welcoming environment for a great plate of food and their favourite glass of beer, Frites offers a well-rounded selection of delights.

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    The Drunken Pot has ‘fishing market’ ambience with traditional carved wooden door, dangling lights, rustic walls, a bar designed like an old market vendor with aged wood, and colourful hand-painted signs and graffiti telling old fishing tales. Amid the timeless look is a gigantic ‘street art’ mural by Hong Kong urban contemporary artist Ben Pickering representing the vibrant, cosmopolitan scene in Hong Kong, with a traditional Japanese ‘Goddess of the Sea’ sharing local produce.