Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier, ferry pier in Hong Kong

Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier is a simple dock in the Kwun Tong District where ferries connect the mainland coast to nearby islands and waterside areas. The pier has a basic structure with a waiting area and pathways to the boats, with regular service to islands like Tung Lung and to Sai Wan Ho across the harbor.

Sam Ka Tsuen Ferry Pier opened in the 1970s and has served the Sam Ka Tsuen area of Yau Tong, in Lei Yue Mun, ever since. It has a single berth. Two routes call here, both run by Coral Sea Ferry: a daily service to Sai Wan Ho and a weekend and public holiday service to Tung Lung Chau.

The pier's name comes from the Sam Ka Tsuen village area of Lei Yue Mun, where it stands on Shung Shun Street in Yau Tong. Two routes call here, both run by Coral Sea Ferry: the daily crossing to Sai Wan Ho and the weekend and holiday service to Tung Lung Chau. The single berth handles both.

The pier is easily accessible by public transport, especially via the nearby Yau Tong subway station or buses, followed by a short walk. Plan your visit considering seasonal weather patterns, as conditions can affect ferry service particularly during typhoon season.

The pier has a single berth, and both of its routes are run by Coral Sea Ferry (珊瑚海船務): the daily crossing to Sai Wan Ho and the weekend and holiday service to Tung Lung Chau. The pier itself opened in the 1970s, so the crossing to Sai Wan Ho is a scheduled daily link rather than a discontinued one.