Travel Guides & Tips in this video
- Tip 1The most convenient way to reach the Shekou Ferry Terminal in Shenzhen is by subway. Taxis and buses are also options, but the subway is recommended, especially for those unfamiliar with the area. (0:26)
- Tip 2If you know how to use WeChat Pay, it's the easiest way to buy a ferry ticket. Otherwise, there's a manned ticket booth available. (1:07)
- Tip 3There is usually a line at the ticket counter, but it's typically not too long. Purchase your ticket there, or use the self-service machines if you already have a booking confirmation. (1:46)
- Tip 4Before heading to the ferry terminal, make sure to check online or via WeChat that your airline is supported by the terminal's check-in counters to avoid issues. (2:37)
- Tip 5Arrive at the ferry terminal at least one hour before your flight's departure to allow ample time for check-in, customs, and immigration procedures. (3:18)
- Tip 6Taking the ferry to the airport is a more relaxed and efficient option compared to land border crossings by bus or taxi. (4:22)
- Tip 7After clearing customs, follow the clearly marked pathways to your designated gate. The signage is available in both English and Chinese. (5:05)
- Tip 8Upon arrival at Hong Kong Airport, proceed to the tax refund desk to claim your refund. You'll need the tax refund receipt provided at the Shenzhen ferry terminal. (7:07)
Eric G navigates the Shekou Ferry Terminal in Shenzhen for a smooth journey to Hong Kong Airport. This video details the process, from purchasing tickets (using WeChat Pay or the ticket booth) to navigating customs and immigration. He highlights the relaxed atmosphere of the ferry compared to land crossings, and the convenience of airport check-in at the terminal. A must-watch for travelers seeking a stress-free journey!
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This detailed guide by Eric G explains how to take a ferry from Shenzhen's Shekou Ferry Terminal to Hong Kong International Airport. He begins at the Prince Bay Tid One D subway station, providing clear directions to the terminal for those unfamiliar with the area. Eric highlights the convenience of using WeChat Pay for tickets, but also notes the availability of a manned ticket booth for those without it. The process of purchasing and collecting tickets is clearly explained, along with the importance of verifying airline compatibility before boarding. He emphasizes the need to arrive at least an hour early to allow for check-in, customs, and immigration. Eric provides a step-by-step walkthrough, showing viewers the check-in counters, customs area (although filming is prohibited there), and the boarding gates. He also points out the amenities available at the terminal, such as KFC and Starbucks, for travelers with time to spare. A key advantage Eric emphasizes is the relaxed and efficient nature of the ferry journey compared to land crossings, allowing for a more comfortable travel experience. Upon arrival at Hong Kong Airport, he guides viewers through the quick airport security and tax refund process. The video concludes with Eric's observations on the revitalization of the Hong Kong airport after the pandemic, highlighting the return of bustling activity. Overall, Eric's video offers a comprehensive and practical guide for travelers seeking a convenient and less stressful way to reach Hong Kong Airport from Shenzhen.
FAQs (From the traveler's perspective)
- Q: How do I get to the Shekou Ferry Terminal?
- A: The easiest way is by subway to Prince Bay Tid One D station. You can also take a taxi or bus.
- Q: How can I buy a ferry ticket?
- A: You can buy tickets using WeChat Pay or at the manned ticket booth at the terminal.
- Q: What should I do when I arrive at Hong Kong Airport?
- A: Go straight to airport security, then to the tax refund desk to get your refund.
- Q: How long does the ferry ride take?
- A: The ferry ride takes about half an hour.
- Q: What is the most important thing to check before going to the ferry terminal?
- A: Make sure your airline is supported by the ferry terminal's check-in counters.
