
Zhoushan Zhejiang, China Travel Guide
Zhoushan Putuoshan Airport (ZSN) is the main airport for the archipelago, located on Zhujiajian Island.
No direct international flights operate to ZSN. International travelers typically connect through larger hubs.
ZSN is a small to medium-sized domestic airport with basic facilities, including shops and car rental.
Flight frequency and prices increase during peak domestic travel seasons. Book in advance.
ZSN (on Zhujiajian Island) connects to main Zhoushan islands by bridge; taxis, shuttles, and ferries are available.
Zhoushan Putuoshan Airport exclusively handles domestic flights.
Expect increased demand and prices during holidays and summer months.
Carefully plan your pickups from international airfields to Zhoushan.
Zhoushan does not have a direct railway line. Connectivity to the mainland comes via the Zhoushan Trans-oceanic Bridge.
Zhoushan is accessible by car via the Trans-oceanic Bridge. Foreign visitors require a temporary Chinese driving permit.
To drive legally, obtaining a temporary permit from local vehicle administration offices is a step to take.
Road conditions are generally good, but traffic etiquette varies. Defensive driving is a good practice.
Ferry services serve as the main mode of transport for inter-island journeys within the Zhoushan archipelago.
Beyond regular ferries, Zhoushan's maritime character defines its waterways, which are mainly coastal.
For international cruise arrivals, standard immigration and customs procedures apply.
Zhoushan does not significantly rely on river transportation; its waterways are mainly coastal.
Ferry terminals have taxi stands and bus connections to local metropolitan areas.
No specific exit fees or taxes are typically levied for departing China or Zhoushan. International air tickets generally include relevant taxes.
Zhoushan Putuoshan Airport and ferry docks offer essential amenities for departing travelers.