Getting around by boat and ferry China

The Star Ferry is a real institution created in 1888. Its green and white boats commute every 6 to 12 minutes from 6:30 a. m. to 11:30 p. m. between Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon side and Central and Wan Chai, Hong Kong side. This crossing of Victoria's "Perfumed Bay" provides an exceptional view of the skyscraper forest on both sides of the bay. The Star Ferry also organizes cruises to the day. Check with the Star Ferry side Kowloon. In addition to the Star Ferry, there are other navigable means of transport on Hong Kong:

Kaidos are local non-air ferries. From Aberdeen, they serve the port of Sok Kwu Wan on the island of Lamma. From Peng Chau, we join the Trappist Monastery or Discovery Bay.

Sampans, types of sea taxis, are often used by fishermen and villagers to travel from island to island. They are also found in the fishing harbors of Aberdeen, Cheung Chau and Sai Kung. If we miss the last ferry from Central (00:30) to Lamma, we can catch a sampan from Aberdeen. Fishermen offer a Sampan tower, starting from Saikung, with a half hour duration for a price of HK $ 50 to $ 100.

Offers cruises for Hangzhou.

Departure from wharf 219-239 Zhongshan Lu.

This company offers tours to the Three Gorges Dam and, beyond it, on the Yangtze River.