Tsuen Wan Pier, Ferry pier in Hong Kong

Tsuen Wan Pier is a public pier south of Tsuen Wan West station in Hong Kong, the fourth pier to bear the name. It has two berths: one used by a limited Park Island ferry to Ma Wan, the other a public landing without fixed routes. The pier is the closest landing point to an MTR station in Hong Kong, a one-minute walk from the station.

The first pier opened in 1935 and was destroyed by Japanese forces in 1942. A second pier opened in 1958 near today's Nina Tower and was demolished in 1983 for reclamation. The third pier, opened in 1983, handled four ferry routes and was demolished in 2000 for Tsuen Wan West station. The current fourth pier opened in 2002.

The pier sits directly south of MTR Tsuen Wan West station, about a one-minute walk from the exit, making it the landing point closest to a rail station in Hong Kong. Only the Park Island (Ma Wan) service uses it, with three sailings a day, so check times before setting out. The second berth is a public landing without fixed routes.