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Arriving in Hong Kong by cruise

2 cruise fares we track end in Hong Kong. This page covers the cruise terminal most large ships use, the transport arrangements the Hong Kong Government has published, and typhoon season.

Sailings that end in Hong Kong

Soonest first. Each starts elsewhere in Asia and finishes here.

10 Day Japan & Far East: Tokyo to Hong Kong
Norwegian Cruise Line

10 Day Japan & Far East: Tokyo to Hong Kong

Norwegian Jade · Nov 29, 2027

from $1,960 per person
Fare checked Oct 24, 2026
12 Day Southeast Asia: Singapore to Hong Kong
Celebrity Cruises

12 Day Southeast Asia: Singapore to Hong Kong

Celebrity Millennium · Feb 8, 2029

from $1,371 per person
Fare checked Oct 24, 2026

About the prices. Each fare is cruise.com’s published “from” price per person for that sailing on the date shown. It is not a quote: cabin category, taxes, fees, flights and availability are confirmed on the cruise line’s or agent’s booking page, and opening a deal page here does not check the supplier’s price for you.

Kai Tak Cruise Terminal

  • What it is: a terminal on the former Kai Tak Airport runway at 33 Shing Fung Road, Kowloon. The first ship berthed on 12 June 2013. It has two berths for ships up to about 360 metres long.[1]
  • Which terminal your ship uses: our fare data says “Hong Kong”, not the terminal. Confirm it on your disembarkation documents.

Getting from the terminal to the city

The Hong Kong Government announced these measures on 8 August 2023, starting 9 August 2023: a free bus, route 22R, between the terminal and Kai Tak MTR Station; three free shuttle routes (to Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Pier, West Kowloon and Kowloon MTR Station; to Admiralty MTR Station and the Peak Tram Lower Terminus; and to Yim Po Fong Street in Mong Kok); and a HK$50 liquefied-petroleum-gas coupon for each taxi that picks up cruise passengers during disembarkation.[2] The release gave no end dates, and it is more than three years old: ask your cruise line what is running on your date, and do not count on a particular free service.

Typhoon season

Tropical cyclones are possible from May to November, and July to September are the most likely months.[3] Autumn (November and December) is described as the best-weather period.[3]

More: Hong Kong to Singapore in 10 days, weather guide, all Asia sailings.

Passport and entry rules. Visa and arrival-form rules depend on your passport and on each country the ship visits, and they change. We have not verified them for this section: check your own government’s travel advice and each country’s official immigration site before you book.

Sources

  1. Wikipedia: Kai Tak Cruise Terminal
  2. Hong Kong Government press release, 8 Aug 2023: measures for Kai Tak Cruise Terminal passenger transport
  3. University of Hong Kong, International Affairs: How is the weather in Hong Kong?

Facts were read from these pages on 23 October 2026. Press, Wikipedia and travel-guide pages are secondary sources: where a cruise line, port authority or government publishes a different figure, theirs wins. Fares come from our own checked data (cruise.com sailings).