Hong Kong Island Hong Kong Travel Guide
Hong Kong special administrative region International Airport (HKIA, HKG) is the only major airport. It is a center for Cathay Pacific, Hong Kong Airlines, and Greater Bay Airlines. Over 100 global carriers serve HKIA from main urban centers worldwide.
Efficient options for reaching Hong Kong special administrative region Island. Choose based on speed and budget.
High-Speed Rail connects Hong Kong special administrative region West Kowloon Station (Kowloon) to mainland Chinese cities. MTR connections to Hong Kong The isle is easy.
Coach services between Hong Kong and mainland cities, using border crossings. Onward connections to Hong Kong special administrative region special administrative region Island are available.
High-speed ferry services link Hong Kong special administrative region Macau Ferry Terminal (Sheung Wan) to Macau and mainland cities.
Air Passenger Departure Tax (APDT) is typically included in air ticket price. No separate exit fees.
Arrive at HKIA 2-3 hours before international flights for check-in, security, immigration.
HKIA has shopping, dining, lounges. In-town check-in at Hong Kong special administrative region/Kowloon stations is available to Airport Express users.
For a smooth departure, especially with an early flight, consider using the in-town check-in service.
Find affordable flight choices for your journey.
Renting a car is possible but not common for tourists on Hong Kong special administrative region Island due to excellent public transport, heavy traffic, and limited, expensive parking.
Major global brands are available, mostly at the airport or within larger hotels.
Roads are excellent and well-maintained throughout the island.
Expect heavy traffic, especially in urban areas during peak hours.
Drive on the left. Be aware of pedestrians and other vehicles. Speed limits are strictly enforced.
Utilize Hong Kong's exceptional public transport system for most journeys. It is often faster and more economical than taxis or personal cars, especially during peak hours.
