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Hong Kong Bus Rentals — Airport Taxis & Minibus Hire
Hong Kong Bus Rentals is Hong Kong’s number one minibus and bus rentals provider. Get a free quote and save 65% today, on minibuses, coaches and taxis with professional drivers anywhere in Hong Kong.
We are Hong Kong Bus Rentals, a bus rental company that offers you bus rentals in various locations and cities within Hong Kong. We are a leader in the transport industry for coach rentals and minibus hire across Hong Kong. No matter the occasion, we can make arrangements for a bus anywhere across Hong Kong to get you where you need to go.
Hong Kong Bus Rentals ensures that all customers get a high quality, efficient, reliable and friendly service from the first contact until they reach their destination. Our fleet operates under a devoted team of friendly and professional drivers, and we offer a wide range of coaches to suit all needs and numbers of travellers.
Anywhere in Hong KongBus rentals in various locations across Hong Kong
Sizes from 18, 23 up to 57 seatsOur most popular coaches seat approximately 49 people
Comfort on boardVideo/DVD players, air conditioning, toilets and ample leg room
Professional driversA devoted team of friendly, professional drivers
Our services
We are in a position to arrange any form of bus transportation anywhere across Hong Kong for any event — no matter how complicated or manageable.
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Airport transfer
Navigating your way around an airport can be confusing, not to mention costly. Skip the airport taxi queues — we take all the fuss out of airport transfers at all airports across Hong Kong, including Hong Kong International Airport, and kick start your holiday the hassle-free way.
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Concerts and festivals
Cheung Chau Bun Festival, Hong Kong Arts Festival, Ghost Festival, Le French May, Lunar New Year Fair, Freespace Fest, Lantern Festival Hong Kong, Hong Kong Pride Parade and many more — get your event off to a great start.
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Sightseeing tours
See world-class attractions such as Victoria Peak and Hong Kong Disneyland, don’t miss the hidden gems, or go off the beaten path with an experienced, local guide.
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Corporate events
Business trip in Hong Kong? Looking for a reliable and professional bus rental service? We take the worry out of it by getting you where you need to go without the hassle.
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Price beat guarantee
Our service is 100% free to the user, and we guarantee to beat any like-for-like quote by 5%.
The city of Hong Kong in southeast China is an autonomous city and former British colony. Hong Kong is a modernised city with a skyscraper skyline and a wealth of world-class sites and attractions. Whether you’re here for a weekend or a week, you’re sure to find plenty to do to keep you busy. Tap a topic to see what’s there.
Old Town CentralThe city’s dynamic hub, steeped in history
Old Town Central
Possession Street
Hollywood Road
Man Mo Temple
Tai Ping Shan
46 Graham Street / 48 Hollywood Road
Old Town Central is the city’s dynamic hub. You’ll find an eclectic mix of rooftop bars and old temples lining the streets, providing an atmosphere that’s unlike anything you’ve experienced before. It’s a district steeped in history, so if you want to learn more about Hong Kong’s rich cultural heritage, Old Town Central should be at the top of your list.
Possession Street is steeped in history too. It’s the site where the British Royal Navy’s 150-year colonial reign began after they arrived at nearby Possession Point, by today’s Hollywood Road. The area has been given a revamp and now boasts a host of cool bars and restaurants as well as several shops and galleries.
If you want to learn more about the city’s rich historical past, a trip to Man Mo Temple is a must. A stone’s throw from Tai Ping Shan, you’ll find the 150-year-old building shrouded in history, ready for you to explore the fascinating stories behind it.
For art buffs, 46 Graham Street / 48 Hollywood Road is the place to go. The streets are lined with graffiti from local artists, so make sure you have your camera ready.
Shopping, parks & Victoria PeakQuirky shops, antiques and green spaces
Chu Wing Kee
Upper Lascar Row
Pak Tsz Lane Park
Victoria Peak
Chu Wing Kee is a quirky shopping spot where you can stock up on everything from bamboo hangings to pottery and homeware. Upper Lascar Row is a quaint area that offers something a little different to other shopping districts in Hong Kong. Famed for its antique stalls, you’ll find plenty of interesting items, from handcrafted modern pieces to historical replicas and decorative items.
Hong Kong is famous for more than just its ancient temples — there are plenty of outdoor spaces too, including Pak Tsz Lane Park, popular with tourists and locals alike. Why not pop along with a picnic and sit back and watch the world go by? Hong Kong Island is also home to a rich history of attractions to explore, including Victoria Peak, the island’s highest point.
Food & drinkMilk tea, egg tarts and rooftop terraces
Lan Fong Yuen
Silk stocking milk tea
Egg tarts
Piqniq rooftop terrace
A trip to Hong Kong wouldn’t be complete without sampling some of the city’s local delicacies. Lan Fong Yuen is arguably the best spot in town to try traditional Hong Kong-style milk tea and is the home of silk stocking milk tea. Don’t forget to try the delicious egg tarts too!
Hong Kong is also home to a thriving food scene. The rooftop terrace Piqniq is a quirky little space decked out in vibrant colours and polka dot pumpkins painted by renowned artist Yayoi Kusama. It’s the perfect place to catch up with friends or refuel after a busy day sightseeing, with stylish cocktails and food baskets stacked with dishes from around the world, including Wagyu Sando and tuna maki.
Islands, Tai Po & Tuen MunHong Kong’s greener side
250 islands
Tai Po
Tuen Mun
Tai Lam Country Park
When you picture Hong Kong you might imagine a large bustling city with neon lights illuminating the way — and for the most part you’d be right. But before Hong Kong became the thriving metropolis it is today, it started life as a humble fishing village. The Hong Kong we know today is made up of some 250 islands, some uninhabited, so you’re well placed for a little island escape.
The district of Tai Po is a nature lover’s paradise, with beautiful still waters, verdant forests and picturesque country park — you’ll fall in love with Hong Kong’s greenest neighbourhood. Tuen Mun is another coastal district adorned with natural beauty, with outdoor spaces like Tai Lam Country Park, its verdant rolling hills and sprawling beaches, panoramic views and serene atmosphere.
If you’re after more hustle and bustle, the busy commercial area of Wan Chai offers something different. The bars and clubs of Lockhart Road are humming with activity during the evenings.
For a casual and cosy vibe, head over to The Wanch bar and relax with some live music. For drinks with a view, you might prefer The Pawn, with its cosmopolitan decor and rustic food menu. Wan Chai feels a lot more local than some of the more commercialised areas, so it’s definitely worth exploring.
Getting aroundWalking tours, hop-on hop-off buses and the airport
Guided walking tours
Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Tours
Hong Kong International Airport
Despite its size, Hong Kong is a compact city that’s easy to explore on foot. If you fancy clocking up the miles, why not take part in a guided walking tour of the city? Or jump on one of the Hong Kong Hop-On-Hop-Off Bus Tours and let an experienced guide show you around — tours stop at over 20 of Hong Kong’s most famous destinations, so you won’t miss any hidden gems.
If you’re flying in, Hong Kong International Airport is around a 30 minute drive from the city centre. Get in touch with us today to discuss your airport transfer options. We offer coach hire and bus rental across Hong Kong for your convenience.