Aberdeen Harbour (香港仔) Hong Kong

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I seem to be having wanderlust again lately, to someplace cold and relaxing I wish. Hong Kong was chilly in the month of November but I wouldn't say it was a relaxing trip, considering the fair amount of walking involved to travel around this well-developed, fast paced country. We intended to visit "南丫島" Lamma Island at first, however, due to time constraints and lack of preparation, we chose to came to "香港仔" Aberdeen Harbour instead.

Are we ready? Honestly, Aberdeen harbour is small enough that you shouldn't really fork out any money for a boat ride like this. We were just being casual and doing the touristy thing, that's all.

An old man with his catch we stumbled upon.

One of the floating restaurants, 亚添海鲜.

Salted fishes in progress...

Here comes the limelight of this boat tour! Tada~ It's the majestic Jumbo Floating Restaurant (珍宝海鲜舫)!!! How unreal to finally seeing it standing right before my eyes than in Stephen Chow's "The God of Cookery".

We did not approach the floating restaurant as we can already smell "expensive" from far. You'll be shocked if I were to show you how unappealing the back of this floating restaurant is.

Cruising the harbour... We went round and round and round...

Some boats are like home to them. There is no way I can live with drifting 24/7 above the sea, frankly speaking. I can die of seasickness =/

The boat tour ended in half an hour or so.
Everyone was craving for a lunch fix already by the time we reached the shore.

I was so close to getting my knee bit off by this big fella here. Just 1 centimeter closer and I could end up in a hospital. He doesn't look aggressive at all, does he? =p