Jerry Wong's

World of Hong Kong Ferry

in Hong Kong

Despite the end of franchise on many of its routes, Hong Kong Ferry is still the largest ferry operator in Hong Kong. Its fleet consists of old double deck ferries from the 1950's to new catamarans similar to those of Turbo Jet's Catamaran (ex-Turbo Cat) now serving Tuen Mun and Central, which used to be served by Hong Kong ferry..

With the end of its franchise, many of its ferries are now being mothballed at Tsuen Wan instead of serving passengers, most of them are being old double decker ferries, some triple decker ferries, all 100-seats hoverferries, and some vehicular ferries...

Link to Hong Kong Ferry Homepage

Hong Kong Ferry fleet information

Vehicular ferry (hybrid) class

• Man Hop
• Man Kwan
• Man Ting
• Man Bong

Vehicular ferry (double vehicle decks) class

• Man Tsun
• Man Yip
• Man Wang
• Man Hoi
• Man Yeung

Vehicular ferry (double vehicle decks extended) class

• Man Kei
• Man Boon
• Man On
• Man Lok
• Man Foo

Vehicular ferry (triple decks with full air-condition on 3rd deck) class

• Man Kim
• Man Kung

Latest generation double deck ferry class

• Man Loong
• Man Ying
• Man Chung
• Man Kit
• Man Heen
• Man Wo

Triple deck/quaduable ferry class

• Man Sing
• Man Ping*
• Man Chi
• Man Wai
• Man To
• Man Tak
• Man Kin
• Man Hong
• Man Fai
• Man Hing
• Man Fat
• Man Choi*
• Man Fei
• Man Kwok
• Man Kwong
• Man Chiu

*Man Ping, and Man Choi, are no longer serving in HKF's fleet..

Hoverferry class

• HYF 101-104*
• HYF 105-110*
• HYF 111-130*
• HYF 527-528

*All of them are no longer in service.

Catamarn class

• HKF 1
• HKF 2
• HKF 3

*all catamarans now serve between Kowloon (Hong Kong at night) and Macau.

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This page was last updated on 19th September, 1999.