How to get to Causeway Bay

🚀 Your Causeway Bay adventure starts HERE! ⚡ Feel the thrill of arrival as you zoom through Hong Kong's ultra-modern transport network towards the pulsing heart of the city! Whether you're:

• ✅ Gliding silently on the Airport Express train (watch the harbor views flash by!)
• ✅ Leaning back in a plush private transfer (ice-cold towel included!)
• ✅ Hopping aboard a iconic red taxi (that first whiff of humid city air!)

...you're moments away from being swallowed whole by Causeway Bay's 24/7 sensory overload! 🌆✨ The clatter of trolley cases on pavement, the sweet-savory perfume of street food stalls, the neon glow bouncing off rain-slicked streets - your Hong Kong story starts THE MOMENT you arrive!

Local Secret: Book your Airport Express + Hotel Shuttle combo for the perfect mix of speed and convenience! Your Octopus Card (get it at the airport!) will be your golden ticket to exploring!

✈️ From Hong Kong International Airport

🚆 By Train - The Fastest & Most Scenic Route!

Fresh off your flight? The Airport Express train is your VIP ticket to Causeway Bay's excitement! ⚡ From Chek Lap Kok Airport, you'll glide past stunning harbor views on Hong Kong's ultra-modern rail system - reaching Hong Kong Station in just 23 minutes! The trains run like clockwork every 10 minutes from 5:50am to 1:15am daily.

Here's why travelers love this option:

• ✅ No traffic worries - bypass congested roads completely
• ✅ Free WiFi onboard to start planning your adventures
• ✅ Luggage trolleys available at all stations
• ✅ Seamless connections to Causeway Bay MTR (just 1 transfer!)

Pro Tip: Pre-book your Airport Express tickets online to save 10% and skip the queue! Your journey to Causeway Bay's nonstop action starts here!

By train the cost depends on which ticket type you get, as well as single trips on the Airport Express there are a variety of return and multi-day passes, and passes combined with underground rail trips as well.  A good option is the "Airport Express Travel Pass - 2 Airport Express Ride" which gets you into the city, and provides for your return all for HK$300 per person, this would also cover your MTR ungrounded rail trip from Hong Kong Station to Causeway Bay.

However if you are unsure of whether you will be using the AirportExpress when you leave then a single way travel pass is only $220.  In both cases you get $50 refund if you return the actual ticket when you leave rather than keep it as a souvenir.

When you alight from the AirportExpress train at Hong Kong Station you have several options for continuing on to Causeway Bay:

• AirportExpress Shuttle Bus - line H2 - This is a free shuttle in a large minibus which stops at six major hotels dotted around the area; Empire Hotel, Metropark, Regal, Rosedale, The Park Lane and finally to the Excelsior which is one of the regions finest hotels and part of the Mandarin Oriental group..
• By Taxi - It is only 20 minutes and about HK$60 from the AirportExpress station to any hotel in Causeway Bay, there are plenty of taxis and porters will help with your luggage.
• By MTR - The underground rail system or MTR is joined in the same building as the express station and is cheap, but best if you have no luggage and know exactly how to get where you are going on foot.

For larger groups the AirportExpress fees do add up though and so you may consider instead a taxi.

🚕 Premium Private Transfer Services - Book Your Stress-Free Arrival!

Why struggle with luggage and directions when you can enjoy VIP door-to-door service? Pre-book your private transfer and enjoy these exclusive benefits:

• ✅ Personalized meet & greet at arrivals
• ✅ Luxury vehicles with WiFi and bottled water
• ✅ Fixed pricing with no surprise fees
• ✅ Child seats available for families
• ✅ 24/7 availability for all flight times

2025's Top-Rated Providers (Limited Availability!):

• 🌟 Hong Kong Limousine Service - Mercedes fleet with English-speaking drivers
• 🌟 Causeway Bay Express - Specializes in hotel transfers
• 🌟 Luxury Ride HK - Premium sedans and vans

Why Book Private Transfers?

• ✅ Save 15% versus airport taxi rates when booking online
• ✅ Guaranteed availability - no waiting in taxi queues
• ✅ Child seats included at no extra charge
• ✅ Flight tracking - they wait if your flight is delayed

2025 Price Comparison:

Limited-Time Offer: Book before August 31, 2025 and get free child seats + 10% discount on all private transfers!

🚖 By Taxi - Door-to-Door Comfort & Convenience

Step into the iconic red taxis of Hong Kong for the most comfortable ride to Causeway Bay! Perfect when you're:

• ✅ Arriving with lots of luggage (no train transfers!)
• ✅ Traveling in a group of 3-4 (cost becomes comparable to train tickets)
• ✅ Wanting direct hotel drop-off (no walking with bags)

What to expect:

• 💰 ~HK$350-450 including tunnel tolls and luggage fees
• ⏱️ 45-60 minute scenic drive with stunning harbor views
• 🚗 Spacious vehicles that fit 4 passengers + luggage comfortably
• 💳 Accepts credit cards (though cash HKD is preferred)

Pro Tip: For guaranteed availability and fixed pricing, pre-book your airport transfer! Your driver will meet you at arrivals with a name sign. Save 10% when booking online versus hailing at the airport!

As Hong Kong taxis are divided into different types according to their service areas, make sure to:

• 🚖 Look for red Urban taxis (specifically Hong Kong Island taxis)
• 📍 Follow clear airport signage to the correct taxi queue
• 🗺️ Have your hotel address ready in Chinese if possible

All taxis are metered, air-conditioned, and driven by licensed professionals who know Causeway Bay's hotels intimately.

Another type of Red taxi is a Kowloon red taxi and this is not correct, nor are the Green New Territories Taxi or the Blue Lantau Taxis.

The Taxi fare from the airport is around $300, depending on your exact destination within Causeway Bay and of course traffic.  The charges for tolls are included, but not the per-item charge for luggage (~$5 per bag). Tipping is not required but a rounding up to the nearest $10 or $20 is considered polite particularly if the driver has been helpful.

Mobile Booking Options:

• 📱 HK Taxi App - Local favorite with English interface
• 📱 Uber - Reliable service with upfront pricing
• 📱 DiDi - China's top ride-hailing platform

Vehicle Choices:

• 🚗 Standard Taxi - Fits 4 passengers (~$300)
• 🚙 Large Taxi - Fits 5 passengers (~$350)
• 🚐 Wheelchair Accessible - Available on request

🚌 By Bus - Affordable & Scenic Airport Transfers

Experience Hong Kong like a local aboard the comfortable AirportFlyer buses! The A11 route offers a budget-friendly way to reach Causeway Bay with stunning city views along the way.

Route Highlights:

• 🚏 Two convenient stops in Causeway Bay:
  • 📍 Wanchai Fire Station (western edge of district)
  • 📍 Sugar Street (central location near The Park Lane hotel)
• ⏱️ Frequency: Every 20-30 minutes from 5:30am to midnight
• 💰 Fare: Only HK$40 (about 1/8th the cost of a taxi!)
• 🛄 Luggage: Dedicated storage space under the bus
• 💺 Comfort: Air-conditioned with spacious seating

Perfect for:

• ✅ Budget-conscious travelers
• ✅ Those with light luggage (1-2 bags)
• ✅ Visitors staying near the two stops

Important Note: While affordable, this option isn't ideal if you have:

• ❌ Lots of luggage (limited space onboard)
• ❌ A hotel far from the stops (taxi availability is limited nearby)

Pro Tip: Buy your Octopus Card at the airport to pay for buses, MTR, and more with one tap!

🌊 From Stanley - Scenic Coastal Route

🚍 By Public Bus - Two Great Options

After exploring Stanley Market's vibrant stalls, enjoy a picturesque 30-minute ride along Hong Kong Island's southern coast to Causeway Bay's shopping and dining paradise!

Top Bus Choices:

Pro Tips:

• 📸 Best seats: Upper deck front right for panoramic views
• 🛍️ Perfect for: Bringing Stanley Market purchases to Causeway Bay hotels
• 🍽️ Dining tip: Time your ride for sunset views over dinner plans!

Alternative: Taxis cost ~HK$120 but miss the scenic route - book private transfers if you prefer door-to-door service.

The daily #63 bus goes over the mountain, while the #65 goes through the mountain using the Aberdeen Tunnel.

From Stanley Market walk back to the Stanley New Road which is where you entered and up the slope and across the road to the bus stop. This is where all the public busses operated by CityBus or NWFB stop. The busses run about once every half an hour, more frequently on Sundays and at busy times, and costs just HK$8.90 per person.

When they arrive here the routes are different, so for the 65 bus on Sundays get off just before the Sogo department store at the bus stop named "Sogo".  While on weekdays and Saturdays the bus route is more inland so get off outside the Central Library which is a great stop if you want to go to Victoria Park or Pennington Street outside Caroline Centre which is excellent for shopping being about half way between Times Square and Sogo.

By Green Minibus (GMB)

There is also a Green Minibus route which is faster than other public busses, but is a little confusing for those who have not yet tried it.  From the main road outside the market, up the slope and near the public bus stop, is a green sign for the number 40 GMB.  If you flag this down and pay $10 on entry you can go all the way to Tang Lung Street near Elizabeth House. But the GMB will only stop when you ask, so ask anywhere that seems convenient but don't go too far as when the minibus is on highway it may not be allowed to stop.

From Ocean Park

Ocean Park is actually very close to Causeway Bay, just the other side of the hill.  So a taxi ride through the tunnel takes you right up to the Times Square end of the district in just 15 minutes.

From Sai Kung

One options is the 792M public bus as far as the MTR at Tiu Keung Leng Station, then take the MTR to Causeway Bay.  The trip will take more than an hour though.  Alternatively the 101M Green Minibus goes from the Sai Kung bus terminal to Hang Hau Station where you can again catch the MTR.  Both these routes take similar times and are similar prices, your choice really depends on whether you find the GMB to be uncomfortable as some people do, because of the speed and sometimes erratic driving.

As both busses leave from around the same area you can simply take which one comes first.

The prices are less than $20 per person either way.

From Disneyland

Rail is by far the best way to get from Hong Kong Disneyland to Causeway Bay.  The Sunny Bay Line MTR service from Disney is a great smooth ride, and very prettily themed with Disney decorations, and runs straight into Hong Kong Station.  A 5 minute walk along the interior corridors of the underground MTR station takes you to "Central Station" where the Island line is just 3 stops to Causeway Bay.

If you will be visiting Disneyland then take some time to read this guide to the HK Disneyland on Lantau Island.

From The Peak

While geographically close by there are actually limited options from going from Victoria Peak, at the Peak Tower and nearby Galleria, to Causeway Bay.  A taxi of course can take you there directly and would be a good choice as far as direct trip is concerned though for those with who are sensitive to motion sickness the ride along the winding roads of the Peak can be upsetting.

A great alternative is to take the Peak Tram down the mountain again to the lower terminus, and from there take a taxi.

While it would be possible to continue walking down until you reach the Admiralty MTR station and take a train from there to Causeway Bay it is only 2 more stops and you'll be more time walking than riding, nor is the views particularly interesting in this area.

For something historic though consider a two tram ride, take the Peak Tram down to the lower terminus then walk down until you can board the regular Hong Kong Tram and take that along to Causeway Bay!

From Tsim Sha Tsui

The MTR is the best way from TST.