Shenzhen Shekou Port to Hong Kong Sheung Wan Hong Kong–Macau Ferry Terminal one-way high-speed direct ferry ticket Transport Passes
Description
Enjoy a convenient one-way high-speed ferry journey from Shenzhen Shekou Port to the Hong Kong–Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan. Travel directly across the border with no transfers, arriving in central Hong Kong in approximately 60 minutes from Shenzhen Shekou Cruise Centre.
Relax in comfort during the crossing and make use of onboard facilities for a more enjoyable journey. Ideal for tourists and business travelers looking to save time when traveling from Shenzhen to Hong Kong. Book now for a fast, easy sea transfer.
- ✓One-way boat ticket fare from Shenzhen Shekou Port to Hong Kong–Macau Ferry Terminal (Sheung Wan).
- ✕Other fees not included in the inclusions
What To Expect
Terms & Conditions
Documents required for Hong Kong: Entry-Exit Permit for Hong Kong and Macau + valid Hong Kong travel endorsement (please check the expiration date yourself);
1. On the day of departure, please bring your valid ID and valid boat ticket for boarding.
Arrive at the terminal at least 30 minutes in advance to exchange for physical tickets. Entry through the gate will close 10 minutes before departure.
3. Passengers aged 5 and above must purchase full-fare tickets. Children aged 1 to 5 must purchase child tickets. Each adult passenger can bring one infant under 1 year old for free, with no separate seat provided for the infant. If the number of infants exceeds the free allowance, child tickets must be purchased for the additional infants.
Passengers must board the ferry on the date, route, and departure time specified on the boat ticket. Tickets are invalid if expired.
Boarding instructions:
1. According to the "Regulations on Real-Name Management of Waterway Passenger Transport," passengers must present their original valid ID and cooperate with staff inspection when boarding vessels or entering ferry terminals that implement real-name verification. Otherwise, port staff have the right to deny boarding.
2. For passengers who refuse security checks, insist on carrying or concealing prohibited or restricted items, refuse real-name verification of boat tickets, cause disturbances or disrupt public order at the port or on board, or suffer from severe infectious diseases, serious mental disorders, intoxication, or other conditions that may endanger the safety of the ferry, other passengers, or port staff, the port and carrier reserve the right to deny them entry, ticket purchase, boarding, or to order them to disembark.
3. In the event of interrupted voyages or delayed arrivals due to force majeure, neither the port nor the carrier shall be liable for any losses caused by resulting detentions or delays.
At the pier, directly scan your original ID or exchange for a paper boat ticket at the self-service ticket machine/manual counter.