Accessible Hong Kong

Hong Kong id one of Asia's largest and most important city's. There are regular flights to the city from both Heathrow and Manchester, as well as connection options via major European and Middle Eastern Hubs.

The airport is well connected by public transport to the city and its transport network is very accessible, although the trams along the north shore of the island are not accessible.

Being a large international city, there are many accessible hotels. This list is helpful with some reccomendations.

Hong Kong has lots to see and do. Some accessible highlights include

Ngong Ping- This is accessible by cable car. The floor of the cable car platform is level with the cabins. Besides, guests can carry wheelchair into cable car within the width (700mm = 27.5 inch), length (1000mm = 39 inch) and depth between cable car door and pole inside standard cable car (800mm = 31inch) limitation. If the size is over the limitation, we recommend guests to ride crystal cabin or crystal+ cabin.

Wheelchair-bound guests can enjoy our cable car ride smoothly; you may approach our staffs at the terminal on your day of visit. We are pleased to assist you in ticketing and boarding the cable car. Besides, toilets for wheelchair-bound guests are available in Tung Chung Cable Car Terminal and Ngong Ping Village. There is a 30% discount for those with disabilities by showing appropriate proof. The top of the cable car is where the citys famous Budda Statue is located.

The Peak Tram is another must do which offers panoramic views over the city. Full accessbility information is avalable on their website

Hong Kong is very much alive day and night and is a beautiful city illuminated after dark as per the photos below.