From Tai O to downtown Hong Kong by ferry

From Tai O to downtown Hong Kong by ferry - Top View Of Skyscrapers

I plan to go to see the big Buddha by cable car and then take a bus/taxi to Tai O village. Is there an option to take a ferry back to the center of Hong Kong? If so, where can I find a schedule? Do I need to purchase tickets in advance?



Best Answer

There is a ferry from Tai O that will take you back to Tung Chung or on to Tuen Mun. You can get on the MTR at the station in Tung Chung, from Tuen Mun I think there is a bus to the Tsuen Wan MTR station.

The ferry doesn't travel very often on weekdays; I think there's only one boat then and the trip from Tai O to Tuen Mun and back is almost an hour each way, so there is 2 hours between departures from Tai O. You pay when you get on the ferry. The public transit alternative is the bus from Tai O to Tung Chung, which leaves more frequently.




Pictures about "From Tai O to downtown Hong Kong by ferry"

From Tai O to downtown Hong Kong by ferry - Geometric skyscraper located in city downtown at seafront
From Tai O to downtown Hong Kong by ferry - Worms Eye View of High Rise Modern Buildings
From Tai O to downtown Hong Kong by ferry -



How do you get to Tai O fishing village in Hong Kong?

How to get to Tai O: Catch the ferry from Central Pier 6 to Mui Wo, then take bus 1 to Tai O. Alternatively, take the MTR to Tung Chung Station, then take bus 11 from Tung Chung Town Centre. There is also a ferry from Tung Chung New Development Pier to Tai O.

How do I get from Tung Chung to Tai O?

Practically, the best way to get to Tai O is to take the Hong Kong Mass Transit Railway (MTR) to Tung Chung Station and then the number 11 bus from Tung Chung Town Centre for a total journey of a little over an hour, if the connections fall into place.

Is Tai O worth visiting?

Tai O is a fishing village on Lantau Island in Hong Kong, which is home to the Tanka people who have built houses on over-the-water stilts. It's praised as a must-visit spot, one of the best things to do in HK, and as stepping back in time to an idyllic village that's home to friendlier people of a bygone era.

Is there a ferry to Sai Kung?

Ferries operate from Sai Kung every 20 minutes (every 30 minutes after 8pm) from 6-40am to 7pm Monday to Thursdays, 6-40am to 9pm Fridays to Sundays and on public holidays with last ferries back from Kau Sai Chau at 9pm Mondays to Thursdays and 10pm Fridays to Sundays and public holidays.



Day trip Tai-O village in Hong Kong, Lantau island




Sources: Stack Exchange - This article follows the attribution requirements of Stack Exchange and is licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0.

Images: Nextvoyage, Tim Durgan, Airam Dato-on, Harry Shum