Morning: Starting in TST, especially at the Avenue of Stars, is a great way to immerse yourself in Hong Kong's cinematic history while enjoying the beautiful harbor views. For breakfast with a view, consider places like The Peninsula Hong Kong for a classic experience or one of the waterfront cafes.
Midday: The Star Ferry is not just a mode of transport but a cultural icon, offering unmatched views of the skyline. In Central, the Mid-levels Escalator will lead you through a fascinating mix of modern and colonial architecture. Central Market is perfect for sampling local delicacies; try the traditional dim sum or noodle dishes.
Afternoon: Victoria Peak is the ideal spot for sunset; the Peak Tram is another iconic experience, but be prepared for queues. The Sky Terrace 428 offers panoramic views.
Evening: Back in TST or Central, explore the culinary scene. Central's SoHo district is known for its diverse dining options.
 

Early Morning: The Ngong Ping Cable Car opens early; getting there before the crowds can make the experience more enjoyable. The Big Buddha and Po Lin Monastery are serene in the morning light.
Afternoon: Tai O offers a glimpse into Hong Kong's traditional fishing culture. The boat tours are a highlight; keep an eye out for the pink dolphins.
Evening: Returning to TST for dinner, consider waterfront dining options for another view of the skyline.
 

Morning: The Dragon's Back hike is a moderate trail with rewarding views. Starting early helps avoid the heat. Big Wave Bay is perfect for a post-hike dip.
Afternoon: Use this time to rest or explore nearby areas like Shek O village for a more local experience.
Evening: Lan Kwai Fong is the heart of Hong Kong's nightlife; explore the various bars and clubs. For a quieter evening, the nearby SoHo offers a range of international cuisines.
 

Morning: Choosing between Disneyland and Ocean Park depends on personal preference; Disneyland offers a more magical experience, while Ocean Park provides a mix of rides and marine life. For a nature-oriented day, the Chi Lin Nunnery and Nan Lian Garden offer tranquility amidst the city, and Lion's Rock presents challenging hikes with city views.
Afternoon: The M+ Museum is a cultural gem, showcasing contemporary visual culture. Allocate enough time to explore its vast exhibitions.
Late Afternoon: High tea or cocktails at the Ozone Bar in the Ritz-Carlton offer luxurious relaxation with stunning views. It's a bit pricey but worth it for the experience.
Evening: Harbour City is perfect for shopping and dining, offering a range of options from luxury to high-street brands.
 

Morning: A leisurely breakfast in TST allows for a relaxed end to your trip. If time permits, a final stroll along the promenade is a peaceful farewell to the city.
Departure: Ensure you leave for the airport with ample time, considering traffic and the Airport Express or other means of transportation.
Throughout your trip, staying hydrated, wearing comfortable shoes, and being prepared for weather changes will enhance your experience. Enjoy your journey through Hong Kong's vibrant culture, stunning landscapes, and bustling city life!