Handy guide for Hong Kong transportations

The public transportation is well-developed in Hong Kong. Most of the attractions are easily accessible by subway. 

Hong Kong Transportation Map

In North Hong Kong Island, you will see the 100-year-old tram running on the road. The flat fare is just about HK$2.5, so it is a good deal travelling to Causeway Bay, Happy Valley, Wan Chai and Centual.

Tram route and schedule (Eastbound)

Tram route and schedule (Westbound)

If you have a plan in Macau, you can take the ferry which is 24 hour opened. It takes about 1.5 hours to get there.

Macau Ferries Terminal on Kowloon (Tsim Sha Shui)

China Ferry Terminal
Address : 33 Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui

Macau Ferries Terminal on Hong Kong Island (Shueng Wan)

Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal
Address : 200 Connaught Road, Central, Sheung Wan

Macau Ferries’ schedules and fares

 

Coach travel is popular and easy between Hong Kong and mainland China like Guangdong.

The bus schedule to Guangdong

	Schedule	Adult	Child/Elderly	Round Trip
Hong Kong International Airport	07:30  08:00  08:30  10:30  12:30  13:30  14:30  15:30  16:30  17:30  18:30  19:15  20:15  21:15  22:15	HK$220	HK$180	HK$400
Sheung Wan Macau Ferry Terminal	08:00  08:30  09:00  11:00  13:00  14:00  15:00   16:00  17:00  18:00  18:30  19:30	HK$110	HK$90	HK$190
Wan Chai	07:40  08:10  08:40  10:40 12:40  13:40  14:40  15:40 16:40  17:40  18:10  19:10	HK$110	HK$90	HK$190
Causeway Bay	14:30  15:50 16:30  17:30  18:30  19:30  20:30  21:30	HK$110	HK$90	HK$190
Prince Edward	08:00 08:30  09:00 11:00 13:00  14:00  15:00  16:00 17:00 18:00  19:00  19:45  20:45 21:45 22:45	HK$110	HK$90	HK$180
Mong Kok	16:45  17:45  18:45  19:30  20:30  21:30	HK$110	HK$90	HK$180
Tsim Sha Tsui	07:40 08:10  08:40  10:40  12:40  13:40  14:40  15:40  16:40  17:40  18:40  19:40  20:40	HK$110	HK$90	HK$180

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