Nearest Airport to the Hong Kong Cruise Terminals

Hong Kong International Airport (HKG), on Chek Lap Kok.

Our routing puts it about 23.0 miles (37.0 km) and 36 minutes from Kai Tak with no traffic. From Ocean Terminal it's about 19.9 miles (32.1 km) and 31 minutes.

Kai Tak's own page says about 42 km (25 miles) by road and Holland America says about 22 miles — the printed figures differ with the route.

Kai Tak's own page prints about HK$310 plus baggage fees between the airport and the terminal — Holland America prints about HK$350 and about 45 minutes.

No page we read prints a fare to Ocean Terminal. Our arithmetic on the Transport Department's tariff, using our routed 32.1 km, comes to about HK$264 — a secondary guide says around HK$270.

Urban taxis charge HK$29 for the first 2 km, then HK$2.10 per 200 m until the fare reaches HK$102.50. After that it's HK$1.40 per 200 m, with HK$6 for each bag, per the Transport Department's tariff effective 14 July 2024.

Tolls and a HK$5 (about US$0.64) phone-booking fee are extra, and Lantau and New Territories taxis run their own tariffs.

It takes you to Kowloon or Hong Kong Station, not to the ship.

The MTR's fare table lists HK$105 with Octopus to Kowloon Station and HK$120 to Hong Kong Station. Trains run about every 15 minutes from 05:54 to 00:48, per the airport.

From Kowloon Station, Ocean Terminal is about 1.5 road miles by our routing and Kai Tak about 5.5, so you still need a taxi.

Not one we found — Royal Caribbean says transfers are offered at all its ports for an extra fee. It prints no Hong Kong price on the page we read, and Holland America prints a taxi estimate instead.

Viator lists a private transfer from Kai Tak to the airport from US$44 a person, as a reseller.

No — its own page says there's no MTR station at the terminal. It lists KMB bus 5R, minibus 86, bus 22S, bus 22, bus 22M, bus 20X and bus 20A, with fares from HK$6.4 to HK$10.30.

It also lists a free shuttle for debarking passengers to nearby MTR stations and malls on call days, and a paid one on turn calls.

Probably Kai Tak. Every mainstream turnaround on its own 2026-27 schedule starts and ends there.

Ocean Terminal, in Harbour City on Canton Road, is where StarCruises' Star Voyager sails from between September 30 and November 13, 2026. We found no other published 2026-27 line-up for it, and The Standard reports Ritz-Carlton's Luminara calling there on 13 January 2026.

Your documents name the terminal. The China Ferry Terminal is neither.

Kai Tak lists lockers at HK$12, HK$18 and HK$24 for four hours or part, per size. It also lists an SF Express luggage counter during selected debarkations, with no price printed.

Holland America says the terminal has no luggage storage — we couldn't reconcile the two. Harbour City lists lockers at Ocean Terminal from HK$20 (about US$3) for two hours.

For some airlines. The MTR lists in-town check-in at Hong Kong Station from 06:00 to 23:00 and Kowloon Station from 06:00 to 15:00.

The airlines are Cathay Pacific, China Airlines, Hong Kong Airlines, Mandarin, Qantas and Singapore Airlines. The MTR doesn't mention cruise passengers, so check with your airline, not the station.

Not for the ship. Kai Tak lists 112 hourly spaces at HK$20 an hour on weekdays and HK$24 at weekends and public holidays from 15 August 2026, and calls parking limited — Royal Caribbean says long-term parking isn't available.

Our Hong Kong cruise parking page has the rest.