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Kai Tak Cruise Terminal in Hong Kong: bus and minibus connections to Kowloon, links to the MTR, and timing for embarkation and disembarkation.
Kai Tak as Hong Kong’s Cruise Terminal
Kai Tak Cruise Terminal is located at the southeastern end of the former airport runway in Victoria Harbour. On the Kowloon side, the terminal is connected to neighbourhoods and railway stations by several bus and minibus routes. The terminal operator’s travel information lists public transport connections and their stops.
Bus connections from various neighbourhoods
Passengers travelling from Jordan or Tsim Sha Tsui can take Citybus 20X directly to the terminal. Route 22M connects Kowloon City, Ma Tau Wai and To Kwa Wan with Kai Tak. Route 22 runs from Kowloon Tong and Festival Walk to the cruise terminal. This gives several Kowloon neighbourhoods direct connections to the terminal.
If you’re travelling by MTR, you can plan to take a local bus or minibus: Citybus 22S runs between Kai Tak Station or AIRSIDE and the terminal. Green minibus 86 connects the terminal with Kowloon Bay MTR Station. Citybus 20A also runs from West Kowloon Station. Departure points and routes vary, so choose a connection that suits your starting point and the terminal.
Planning for embarkation and shore visits
According to the operator, bus routes 20X, 22M, 22 and 22S run daily; specific operating hours and frequencies are provided for some routes. This information may change, so check the operator’s latest timetables and stop locations before setting off. This is particularly important for an early check-in, a late disembarkation or a connection to a train or flight. Allow extra time for the local journey to the terminal for your return trip, too.
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On shore
Excursions around Hong Kong
Hong Kong and harbour tour
The excursion begins with a ferry trip round the harbour. The trip takes in floating houses, otherwise known as sampans. A visit to the fishing village of Aberdeen. A trip in a small mountain railway train up the 550 m high Victoria's Peak. Shopping opportunities in Stanley Market. Chinese lunch in a floating restaurant in Aberdeen. The return trip takes in some more tourist sights.
Lantau Island and Po Lin Monastery
The excursion begins with a trip to Lantau island. A visit to the fishing village of Tai O and the Po Lin monastery. Photo stop at Cheung Sha beach. Vegetarian lunch in Po Lin monastery.
Hong Kong off the beaten track
A tour of the Hong Kong Museum of History, the Wong Tai Sin Temple, the bird market and the Kowloon Walled City Park.