Transport in Hong Kong

Hong Kong Airport Express is quite convenient! Due to hong kong airport is very far away from urban areas, it is good to have Hong Kong Airport Express as its conveniency. I tried other normal trains and it takes more than 170mins to arrive home. Anyway, Hong Kong Airport Express is a speedy option! Definitely, it is good for ppl who does not want to wait for a long transportation time.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Octopus Card was extremely convenient during our trip. We used it for the MTR, buses, and even in some shops and restaurants in Hong Kong. It made commuting very easy since we didn’t have to buy tickets every time. What surprised us was that we were also able to use it in some places in Macau, which made small purchases much easier during our day trip. Topping up the card was simple, and it definitely helped make our travel smoother. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Hong Kong (and even Macau)! 💳🚆

It was a rainy morning, but the turboprop was very safe. They gave safety instructions to help us navigate the difficult times. It was still a good journey and a good sailing. This is worth the money and definitely worth a take two.

Great! As long as you arrived earlier for your departure, you may board the existing ferry immediately without the need to wait for your initial purchased ferry ride. Need passport for clearance of abt 15mins during off peak. Seatings are allocated on site. Luggages will be stored nearer to your seating areas at the storage compartments. So no worries on that! No extra costs too.

The location is clear, and the process is straightforward. There's no need to exchange for physical tickets; you can use the QR code immediately after purchase. Children are free according to age. Boarding is at the Galaxy Macau lobby, Diamond Lounge. If you have any questions or concerns, go into the Galaxy and turn right; there's a very large counter. The staff wears bright orange suits. The bus is on time. Mine departed at 12:15 and arrived at Prince Edward at 13:45. When going through immigration, take your luggage with you. There's a bit of walking at Macau immigration, so allow plenty of time. If you miss it, wait for the next bus. Walk back to C6. At Hong Kong immigration, there's less walking; boarding is at C3, which is easy in 20 minutes. At the Prince Edward office, if you want to buy a return ticket, it's located right at the parking spot.

Just show the QR code to board, it's very convenient. The seats are comfortable, and the air conditioning is cool enough. Next time I take the Cross-Boundary Express bus, I'll buy tickets through Klook again.

This is a very cost-effective plan. You need to fill in your passport information when purchasing, and once you receive the QR code, you can scan it directly to enter, which is very convenient! The weather wasn't great on the day of departure, and the water was quite choppy, so it's advisable to take motion sickness medication before leaving to be safe. Remember to bring your passport and Hong Kong visa/Taiwan Compatriot Permit when traveling between Hong Kong and Macau.

I purchased the MTR Tourist Day Pass for my kids and it was a great decision. The pass made traveling around Hong Kong simple and stress‑free, and it saved us money compared to buying single tickets for every ride. My sons were able to explore more places without worrying about fares, which made their trip more enjoyable and fun.

The China-Hong Kong Express ticket purchased on KKday is simply excellent value for money. Plus, on the return trip from Zhuhai, there are separate tickets for adults, seniors, and children, which saved us a lot of money. And with KKday's buy-one-get-one-free offer, it was an even better deal.