Hong Kong Boundary Crossing Facilities — Local services in Hong Kong

I would not recommend to take the land road to Macau unless you want to see the bridge. I tried one time during weekday and took me one-way 2.5 hrs by taking the express-bus which costs similar price to ferry (1hr15mins). But U have to get ur baggage two times from the bus in two separated ports. What’s point to do that-- The express-bus only wait 20mins and they will leave even though u get sucked in lining-up to pass the port @@... For public transportation, I saw long queues .... can’t imagine what it would be in weekend. If u have license to drive, I believe that would be...

We got screamed at and threatened by the security guard for dropping off and picking up a passenger in the designated DROP-OFF area. There were only 2 cars in the entire drop-off zone including ours. Horrible experience and first impression.

Building is nothing spectacular. It’s big, bright and generic. Exactly like the airport close-by but with less shops and grumpy, unfriendly staff. One would think this building to get an upgrade since it’s recently built...well, expect to be sorely disappointed.

Would honestly leave 0 stars. Don’t come here. It’s not worth your...

The HZMB Hong Kong Port is very convenient and modernized.Transportation to and from the port is sufficient too.There are sufficient boundary crossing facilities,and the whole process is smooth.You can purchase the public bus tickets to Macau or Zhuhai after you have cleared immigration.For arrivals,the signs are clear and helpful.Overall good management.Another thing is that the architecture design of the port is stylish and eye-catching,with a wave-shaped roof and...