Yacht charter Hong Kong places you in one of Asia’s most dramatic maritime settings – a harbour framed by jungle-clad peaks and glittering skyscrapers, where the nightly Symphony of Lights laser show paints Victoria Harbour in neon colour, the scent of char siu rises from the dai pai dongs, and traditional junk boats share the fairway with superyachts bound for the outer islands. Around 25 charter yachts operate from Hong Kong’s marinas, including 68′–98′ motor yachts agile enough to navigate the channels between Sai Kung’s volcanic rock formations, 100′+ superyachts with panoramic salons for harbour-front entertaining, and 55′+ catamarans ideal for the calm anchorages of the UNESCO Global Geopark.
October to April is prime season – clear skies, 20–26°C temperatures, and low humidity make for superb cruising around the 263 outlying islands. Summer delivers warmer water for swimming and diving, vibrant dragon-boat festivals, and more competitive pricing. Daily rates start from approximately $4,500/day, rising to $9,000+/day on superyachts above 89′, plus Hong Kong’s 0% sales tax (one of the few major charter destinations with no VAT or GST) and 30–35% APA for fuel, provisions, and buoy fees. Hong Kong’s singular advantage is the contrast of metropolis and wilderness – you can dim-sum at a Michelin-starred restaurant in Central, anchor off a deserted beach on Tai Long Wan by early afternoon, and hike a geopark trail before the crew serves sunset cocktails with the skyline glittering on the horizon.
Navigate marina logistics, typhoon-season windows, and the finest anchorages from Sai Kung to the outer islands in our comprehensive Hong Kong destination guide.
Plan your harbour-to-wilderness adventure with curated Hong Kong charter itineraries linking Victoria Harbour, the UNESCO Geopark, and the Sai Kung Peninsula.
The grid above features around 25 yachts available for Hong Kong charters – motor yachts from 68′, superyachts over 100′, and catamarans from 55′. Weekly rates start from approximately $31,500. Filter by type, guest capacity, length, or rate to build your shortlist, then let Boatcrowd’s charter specialists handle marina reservations, event-night positioning, and island-hopping itinerary design across the territory’s 263 islands.
For the peak October–December season and marquee events like the Hong Kong Rugby Sevens (March–April), Chinese New Year, and Art Basel Hong Kong, booking six to eight months ahead is recommended. The summer months of June–August offer warmer water and dragon-boat festival atmosphere, and can often be arranged three to four months in advance at softer rates.
The base rate covers the yacht, professional crew, insurance, and standard on-board equipment including the tender and water toys. Fuel, provisions, beverages, buoy fees, and any shore excursions are funded through the APA (30–35% of the charter fee). Hong Kong levies no sales tax, VAT, or GST on charter fees – a notable advantage over most Asian charter destinations. Any unspent APA is refunded after the voyage.
Yes – larger motor yachts and superyachts can reposition from Hong Kong to destinations such as Hainan, the Philippines, or Vietnam, though multi-country itineraries require advance customs and immigration planning. Your Boatcrowd broker advises on routing, seasonal timing, and all cross-border formalities.
Hong Kong is an excellent family charter destination. The calm, sheltered bays of Sai Kung and the southern islands offer safe swimming and gentle snorkelling, while shore excursions – riding the Peak Tram, visiting Ocean Park, or exploring the fishing village of Tai O on Lantau – captivate children of all ages. Crews are experienced at tailoring menus and daily pace to suit younger guests, and the short sailing distances between anchorages keep on-water time manageable.
