By Ferry

Hong Kong boasts many piers and can be grouped into, firstly, Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, SkyPier, China Ferry Terminal and secondly, the Tuen Mun Pier, Central Piers, Wan Chai Ferry Pier and North Point Ferry Pier etc. Whilst the first group provides transportation to mainland China or Macau, the second group provides routes between Hong Kong Island and Tsim Sha Tsui, Hung Hom or some outlying islands, such as Lamma Island, Peng Chau Island and Cheung Chau Island.

Central Piers star ferry, Hong Kong
It consists of nine piers. Only Pier 2, Pier 3, Pier 5, Pier 6, Pier 7 and Pier 8 serve the public. However, since 2006, Pier 7 and Pier 8 were reserved for Star Ferry, operated by Star Ferry Co. Ltd. As such, the locals also call them 'Central Star Ferry Pier'.
Address: near International Finance Center, Central
How to get: Take the subway train to get off at Central Station and go out through Exit A.
Take the Airport Express to get off at Hong Kong Station and go out through Exit A2.

Tuen Mun Pier
Address: in the south of Tuen Mun New Town
How to get: By Buses No. 259B, 59A, 59M, 59X or N260
You can go to Tuen Mun Stop by light rail. Tuen Mun Stop is just near Tuen Mun Pier.

Wan Chai Ferry Pier
Address: near Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center, Wan Chai
How to get: Go to Wan Chai Station by subway.
By Buses No.104, 914X, 948P or 961 etc.

North Point Ferry Pier
Address: Harbor Road, North Point
How to get: By Buses No.10, 23B, 27, 38, 41A, 42, 63, 65, 82 or 85.
Take the subway to get off at North Point Station, which is not far from North Point Ferry Pier.

Hereunder is some urban ferry information of Hong Kong for your reference:
Central ↔ Park Island, Ma Wan
Departure Place: Central Pier 2/Park Island Ferry Pier on Pak Lai Road, Ma Wan
Operation Hours: about 22 minutes
Frequency: 15 to 20 minute intervals in peak hours and 30 to 60 minute intervals in off-peak hours
Ticket Fare: HK$16

Central ↔ Discovery Bay
Departure Place: Central Pier 3/Discovery Bay Ferry Pier, Lantau Island
Operation Hours: about 25 minutes
Ticket Fare: HK$27

Central ↔ Sok Kwu Wan, Lamma Island
Departure Place: Central Pier 4/Sok Kwu Wan Ferry Pier 2
Operation Hours: ordinary ship: about 45 minutes; high-speed ship: about 35 minutes
Ticket Fare: HK$11.8/HK$14.8 Monday to Saturday;
HK$15.6/HK$19.6 on Sunday and public holiday
To Sok Kwu Wan: 07:20, 08:35, 10:00, 11:20, 13:10, 15:00, 16:45, 18:45, 20:10, 21:40, 23:20 daily
To Central: 06:45, 08:00, 09:25, 10:45, 12:30, 14:00, 16:00, 17:30, 19:20, 21:00, 22:40 daily

Central ↔ Yung Shue Wan, Lamma Island
Departure Place: Central Pier 4/Yung Shue Wan Ferry Pier
Operation Hours: ordinary ship: about 30 minutes; high-speed ship: about 20 minutes
Ticket Fare: HK$11.8/HK$14.8 Monday to Saturday; 
HK$15.6/HK$19.6 on Sunday and public holiday
To Yung Shue Wan: 06:30~24:30 Monday to Saturday; 07:30~24:30 on Sunday and public holiday
To Central: 06:20~23:30 Monday to Saturday; 06:40~23:30 on Sunday and public holiday

Central ↔ Cheung Chau Island
Departure Place: Central Pier 5/Cheung Chau Ferry Pier, Praya Street
Operation Hours: ordinary ship: about 48 minutes; high-speed ship: about 32 minutes
Ticket Fare: HK$11.3/HK$17.7/HK$22.2 Monday to Saturday; 
HK$16.7/HK$26/HK$32 on Sunday and public holiday
To Cheung Chau Island: 00:30~23:45 Monday to Saturday; 00:30~23:55 on Sunday and public holiday
To Central: 02:20~23:45 Monday to Saturday; 02:20~23:30 on Sunday and public holiday

Central ↔ Peng Chau
Departure Place: Central Pier 6/Peng Chau Ferry Pier located on Lou Ping Street
Operation Hours: ordinary ship: about 38 minutes; high-speed ship: about 25 minutes
Ticket Fare: HK$11.3/HK$17.8/HK$22.2 Monday to Saturday; 
 HK$16.7/HK$26/HK$32 on Sunday and public holiday
To Peng Chau: 00:30~23:30 Monday to Saturday; 00:30~23:40 on Sunday and public holiday
To Central: 03:25~23:30 Monday to Saturday; 03:25~23:35 on Sunday and public holiday



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Travelers' Voices on Hong Kong Ferry

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Nov. 6,2009 02:30 Reply

Ms.LH(Singapore) said:

I am touching HK on 24 Nov. I need to Zhuhai from HK airport. Can someone advise me which pier? how am I go to the pier? how long is the journey? Thks.

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Oct. 19,2009 09:04 Reply

Mr.Ram(Phillippines) said:

How can we get to macau? where coming from a guest house from cameron road, should we take the china ferry terminal or star ferry or the hk macau ferry terminal? Ive already see the link above , but im a bit confused. Thanks.

Oct. 22,2009 21:24
Mr.Leo replied:

The Cameron Road is located in Tsim Sha Tsui, so the closest terminal should be the China Ferry Terminal, where you could catch a ferry to Macau.

BTW, the Star Ferry is just operated within Hong Kong, doesn't has ferry to Macau.

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Sep. 16,2009 09:04 Reply

Ms.ville(philippines) said:

hello..we are planning to visit macau on sept. 20, 2009.we will stay at the nathan road, TST, kowloon..can i just ask how can we go to the pier?and which pier?..thanks a lot..

Sep. 19,2009 02:44
Ms.Sisley replied:

The nearest pier is the HK China Ferry Terminal which is located at China Hong Kong City (a famous shopping plaza in Kowloon). It is just located to the west of the Nathan Road, where you could read in 10 minutes on foot. Do you have a Hong Kong Map? I think you could find it out easily.

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Aug. 26,2009 04:20 Reply

Ms.angel(Philippines) said:

Hello,
I am going to hongkong this sept 18 - 20.
If I am going on september 19 to macao, may I ask where pier will I go? I will be staying at TSING YI?
How long the journey?
How much is the ticket fare? departure and return?
thank you very much

Aug. 28,2009 01:49
Mr.Shan replied:

It is suggested that you take the Turbojet ferry departing from Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal at Sheung Wan to Macau. The voyage is just one hour You could search the ferry schedule and book tickets at its official website: http://www.turbojet.com.hk/eng/home/index.asp

From Tsing Yi to the terminal, you could take the MTR to arrive at Sheung Wan via Central. The terminal is located in the Sheung Wan station.

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