Noah's Ark Hong Kong Theme Park

Visited on 4th Jan '26 - a Sunday. It was empty. This place is great for children under 10. Wouldn't call it a theme park. Educational and some interactive activities surrounding biblical and conservational themes. Some live amphibians and reptiles displays.There's an outdoor playground. Snacks cafe and a restaurant are the only eateries so suggest bringing own food to picnic. Some areas are taped off probably due to lack of maintenance. Its a nice place to spend the day if you are after something slow and quiet ( ie. Not sensory overload or fighting through foot traffic or endless shopping in HK). The 230R bus from TST took us directly to doorstep. Ticket costs $200 but we got it from Klook for half the price. Hope they promote this place more, would make a good school visit for local students.

I think it is the best place I visited recently less people very quiet and nice Lots of things to explore Perfect for romantic dates Beautiful views and great time definitely guaranteed Recommended ✅

My experience in Noah's Ark was fun and enjoyable. Staff were very friendly, the architecture itself is impressive, and full of fun activities and areas to explore. The hotel rooms were also nice for my taste and we even had double bathrooms which is something new. Will definitely go back here the next time I visit Hong Kong.

Fun and educational. It was lots of fun for the toddler and us. There are some cultural contents, educational and science contents on top of the Bible theme contents. There weren't many people but definitely worth visiting. I hope they get more visitors but some of their setups are not meant to accommodate a large amount of visitors like Disney or Ocean Park.

Good place to bring your kids. They can learn more about the Story of Noah. They have animals & fun facts about the ark. There are shows too. The park is quite big & not too crowded on weekdays.

I’m from United States, where we’ve bastardized religion. So I’m here as an atheist from a strictly anthropological perspective with two kids, ages 5 and 7. We had a great time. I think it’s important to understand the perspectives of major religions - we’ve visited Buddhist temples and are equally grateful for learnings from a biblical park. And it’s equally important to teach my kids that it’s OK to believe or not believe something, as long as the conclusions they come to is that of their own. We also taught them to be open minded about others perspectives. Now that you know where I’m coming from, understand that I’m reviewing this park strictly on entertainment value and facilities, and impartialness, not on biblical accuracy. First, my kids loved the outdoor areas and interactive activities. There was plenty to do in a day, and there is really something for everyone here. We especially appreciated the 3D room experience, areas to build using different elements, the wide array of musical instruments and games, and the outdoor play areas. The location next to the beach was great on a hot day! Second, for a biblical park, I was also impressed with the element of conservation and environmental concern, as well as their openness to dinosaurs. There’s no interpretation here of the earth being only several thousands years old. There was also a section for what a future ark may look like and a general theme of caring for the people and animals around us. (Americas flavor of Christianity is a much more sad and selfish affair, and I hope that branch of Christianity never makes it to my motherland). Regardless, unless you’re studying religions around the world like we have been, this park isn’t worth the $200 admission price. Especially given how cheap other Hong Kong museums are. We would never be back, but we made the most out of it and it was fairly enjoyable. I don’t think older kids would enjoy this as much though.

good place to learn Bible stories and animals and also how to take care of our environment. good at the restaurant is also good but a bit pricey. you can also check in their hotel and enjoy entrance free for 2 days.

Not many visitors when I visited here last time. It is a great place for children to learn about the story of Noah's Ark. They also have a great view of the Tsing Ma Bridge 🌉. I bought tickets through Klook as it is cheaper so make sure you compare the price in different platforms before heading there.

I would never have come here had my cousins not asked me to go with them. I have always believed that growing up in an international city like Hong Kong is pretty difficult as unlike other countries, we do not have much space for kids to run around, chasing after each other in the woods. Instead, we have kids staying indoor learning piano, violin, etc as young as 5 years old. So I always appreciate outdoor activities for kids and this is one of them - Noah's Ark. Opened in 2009, Noah's Ark is a rather new tourist attraction and it mainly caters for family and kids. How can you call itself Noah's Ark without the actual full-size simulation of Noah's Ark? I was pretty surprised when I first saw it as I thought it would be a much smaller scale but as the park's centerpiece, it does not disappoint. As an informative and religious place, this place allows visitors to learn about nature, family value and also the harmony. The highlight of this place to me is the "Ark Expo" where you can enjoy multimedia entertainment, for example, you may have a look at the short movie in the "180 degree Theatre" and see how Noah's ark came to its being. And I really do love the Ark Garden where you can have pictures with the replicas of the animals. Nevertheless, there are a few things which sort of put me off a bit. First is the religious theme is everywhere. I should not be surprised being coming here but as an atheist, I really do believe they have over-done it a little bit and you can almost feel that they are shoving those beliefs down your throat; second it the location, it seems like this place is too secluded, being located in Ma Wan, Noah's Ark is the only thing you can be here and the trip to here takes up most of your day already... regardless, I still love this place for kids to run around.

For the sheer novelty of it, I give four stars. We stayed here as a retreat, and it's perfectly built for a church retreat. But they totally missed the opportunity to have a water-themed park, or at least a petting zoo. It's a lovely location, and apparently you can even have weddings there? With statues of animals (in pairs, of course) watching you take your vows. Hmmm....

I came here for the buffet. It was really good. Before I came here I wasn't expecting too much because it was supposed to be a seafood buffet. And seafood isn't cheap. But when I came here I was impressed. It must've been the lobster night because a lot of the dishes had lobster. They had a really good salad bar with plenty of options. And they also had a really good selection of desserts. One of my favorite dishes was the marinaded lobster. It was bomb. They also had crab, shrimp, oysters, grilled vegetables, Dragon fruit. The Dragon fruit was pretty good. It was nice and sweet. I would definitely come here again.