Hong Kong Junks

Hong Kong Junks have a fleet of boats available for hire and depending on your preferred pick up/​drop off points and where you want to chug out to, the company will arrange a fully catered all inclusive day out on the water. I went out on a boat named Wreckless this weekend and had a mixed experience.
The boat was kitted out to a nice standard as far as junk boats go with fitted cushions and day beds on board as opposed to traditional bench seating arrangements. The sound system was also decent and extends upstairs. The bathrooms were ok… No mirror though.
There are downsides — the staff weren’t that efficient and most of the food was terrible. Whilst the breakfast snacks and pre lunch chicken strips were fine, the main spread was pretty unappetising. The chicken was rock hard and apparently boiled, the beef was fatty and stringy and the pasta salad was bland. The sausage rolls and brownies served at the end of the day were better.
Drinks wise there were plenty of coronas on board and jugs of sea breeze were mixed regularly. However when we requested white wine we found that there was none aboard and another boat had to drop off an underwhelming three bottles. With 21 people on board, it went quickly.
My day out with Hong Kong Junks cost $ 720 a head for a Central pick up and mooring in Deep Water Bay. Given the short chug, I expected better for the price. However it’s tough to have a terrible time when cruising through Hong Kong harbour in the sunshine. If the food was slightly better, a day out with these guys would be tough to beat.