Hong Kong Airport Ferry

Hong Kong Airport Guide

Hong Kong Airport Ferry Port

The soaring skyscrapers among the hectic street markets is part of the reason Hong Kong Port is widely regarded as the symbol of East meeting West. The region is incredibly easy to navigate through due to the sheer number of tourists; signs are written in both English and Mandarin and if that isn’t enough the locals are more than happy to help any lost tourists. Many skyscrapers consist of restaurants, bars and even hotels, sometimes on the same floor; visitors could never complain of a lack of things to do. Hong Kong Port is located just outside of the airport, making it an ideal spot for visitors flying into Hong Kong. As a coastal city, Hong Kong relies on the fluidity, flexibility and frequency of its water transportation system; to accommodate the increasing number of visitors, a new cruise terminal was introduced in 2013. The cruise terminal was brought in with the intention to occupy two mega cruise ships, hosting luxurious experiences for those wishing to use the service. The vast majority of ferry routes from the port are heading to regions of China, with two types of ferries in operation; the standard ferries or the slightly more expensive fast ferries. A domestic crossing is available - Star Ferry carries passengers across the Victoria Harbour between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon.