Which port is the most suitable for Shenzhen to Hong Kong? You can travel freely with the Hong Kong and Macao Pass. What precautions are needed?

First of all, domestic tourists generally transit at four ports: Luohu, Huanggang, Futian and Shenzhen Bay. You can't say which port is the most suitable, but it also depends on which area of Hong Kong to go to first. Now that your documents are ready, you don't have to consider the Luohu port first. Then, because I want to get an Octopus card, there are none in Huanggang and Shenzhen Bay. Although these ports are all means of transportation after leaving the country, besides using Octopus, cash payment is also acceptable, but it is more troublesome. You can consider borrowing one from friends around you first, and (if they have one) pay them back as much as your transportation expenses during your stay in Hong Kong. This is more convenient, and there is a handling fee for returning Octopus within the first three months.

(1) The last train of the East Rail at Lo Wu is midnight 12. (Mong Kok and Hung Hom are the farthest places that need 33 yuan.) Huanggang is a 24-hour customs clearance service, with through buses connecting all areas. (The longest distance is 50-60 yuan) Shenzhen Bay is closed at midnight 12, (only to Tuen Mun and Hung Hom in the New Territories. (Buses and minibuses go to Yuen Long 10 yuan, and there are east rail line-Kowloon lines and Lo Wu).

(2) Hong Kong's entire railway network, including the East Rail, the West Rail and the MTR, is also a one-stop operation operated by Octopus. 50 yuan deposit plus 100 yuan stored value fee is included. If there is a free map, it is usually available at a relatively large station or in lo wu station.

(3) There is no need to exchange Hong Kong dollars in Shenzhen. If you change it at the bank, you have to show your identity documents and pay a handling fee, which is troublesome and time-consuming. There are shops at Luohu, Huanggang and Futian ports before and after entry and exit. You can change it to 100-200 yuan first, and then go to "change stores" after you arrive in Hongkong, because the exchange rates of these stores are more cost-effective and faster than those of banks.

(4) These things are available in many places in Hong Kong, but there is a street in LZ that can fully meet your needs, that is, Xiyangcai Street in Mong Kok. On a street, there are several large chain electrical stores, such as Fengze, Broadway, Suning Laser and Zhongyuan. There are also many branches of cosmetics and skin care products, such as Sasha, Zhuo Yue, ColourMix and Angel, as well as specialty stores of H2O and Fancl. Xu Liushan is a special snack and a famous dessert chain. There are also excellent products selling Japanese-style packaged snacks; There are several bookstores on Nelson Street. Hong Kong-style "street sweeping", fish eggs, vermilion pigskin, fried large intestine, roasted octopus, eggs, etc. were all roadside stalls in the last century, and now they are all open shops. There are two famous shops opposite Argyle Street in Xiyangcai Street (next to Xianda Square), and business is very good at almost any time.

(5) littering and spitting, with a fine of HK$ 65,438+0,500; Don't run the red light easily. Although there are many people running and few law enforcement officers catch them, if they are unlucky, they will be caught ~ 2000 Hong Kong dollars. There are sidewalks in Hong Kong, too (I mean those in front of shops). Last night, we should pay attention to a small pool of water passing through the ground, so we should take a detour, because those are all dripping water from the air conditioner upstairs;

(6) There is no such thing as an invoice in Hong Kong. Shops will print out receipts, and some customers will take them in duplicate. Some people think that Sasha and Youzhi are good products, and these points are the receipts of the cash register. No matter what form, if you want to exchange goods because of poor quality or other reasons in the future, you will exchange goods with receipts; Ask the way if you don't know the direction, and you don't need to ask the police. Hong Kong people are very enthusiastic about giving directions and will help anyone they know. They don't want many places in China to suddenly change their faces, and then S said angrily, I don't know.

I believe most of the answers have satisfied what LZ wants to know, but I don't think you know at which port to leave the country. It will be much easier if you decide to go to the first place in Hong Kong. For example, if your first stop is Xiyangcai Street in Mong Kok, you will have to transfer at Luohu or Futian Port. It depends on whether it is convenient for you to go to Luohu or Futian. ) After crossing the border, buy Octopus, take the East Rail to Mong Kok East Station, then take Exit B, pass Garden Street (commonly known as Xiebo Street) and Cai Tong Street (commonly known as Ladies Street), and then go to Xiyangcai Street, which takes about 15 minutes.