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Bus Routes and Costs Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs Ocean Court (Public Toilet under the bridge across Aberdeen 6:50 1 Ocean Court (Restricted Zone Sign at Kwun Hoi Path) 15:50 1 Main Road) 6:55 2 Bel-Air Phase 3 (Fountain) 15:43 2 Bel-Air Phase 3 (Fountain) Hong Kong Island Bel-Air Phase 1 & 2 (Bus Stop opposite to Club House 6:57 3 Bel-Air Phase 1 & 2 (Club House Entrance at Cyberport) 15:41 3 Entrance at Cyberport) $2,500 7:01 4 23-25 Sha Wan Drive (at the staircase) 15:37 4 23-25 Sha Wan Drive (opposite to the staircase) A 7:04 5 Victoria Garden (Bus Stop at Victoria Rd towards Central) 15:34 5 Victoria Garden (Main Entrance) Aberdeen / Pokfulam / Central / 7:08 6 86 Victoria Road (Carpark entrance) 15:30 6 86 Victoria Road (Bus Stop opposite to building) Wan Chai 7:17 7 Central Ferry Pier No. 3 (Bus Stop) 15:20 7 Central Ferry Pier No.3 (Bus Stop) $1,800 Harbour Road (Road entrance at Convention Plaza 7:20 8 15:15 8 Harbour Road (Shui On Centre) Apartments) Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs 145 Pokfulam Road (Bus stop outside Chinese Cuisine 6:50 1 15:50 1 Pokfulam Road (Bus Stop outside Pokfulam Village) Training Institue HK) 6:59 2 31 Bonham Road (Bypass at Centre Street) 15:36 2 Bonham Road (Opposite to Bypass at Centre Street) Hong Kong Island 7:01 3 80 Robinson Road (Bus Stop at Ying Wa Girls' School) 15:34 3 95 Robinson Road (Restricted Zone Sign before public toilet) $2,500 7:03 4 62 Robinson Road (Bus Stop) 15:32 4 61 Robinson Road (Entrance of Po Yue Yuk Mansion) B 4 Robinson Road (Bypass outside Bishop Lei International Pokfulam / Mid 7:05 5 15:30 5 11 Robinson Road (Entrance of Roc Ye Court) House) Levels / Kennedy Monmouth Terrace (opposite to Sinopec gasoline station, near Road / Wan Chai 7:15 6 Monmouth Terrace (Sinopec gasoline station) 15:20 6 Bowen Drive) 7:18 7 Kennedy Road (next to road entrance of Bamboo Grove ) 15:17 7 Kennedy Road (opposite to road entrance of Bamboo Grove ) $1,800 Wan Chai Road (opposite to Wanchai Polyclinic, Kennedy 7:20 8 Wan Chai Road (Wanchai Polyclinic, Kennedy Road entrance) 15:15 8 Road entrance) Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs 06:55 1 Brewin Path (next to the playground) ~ ~ (Drop off at 1 Robinson Road in the afternoon sector) Hong Kong Island 06:57 2 1 Robinson Road (Main Entrance) 15:15 2 1 Robinson Road (Main Entrance) C $2,500 Brewin Path / 07:01 3 33 Conduit Road (Bypass outside Scenecliff) 15:19 3 33 Conduit Road (Bypass outside Scenecliff) Conduit Road / The The Belcher's (Bus Stop at Lady Ho Tung Hall, Pokfulam The Belcher's (Bus Stop at Lady Ho Tung Hall, Pokfulam Belcher's 07:10 4 15:30 4 Road) Road) Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs 06:45 1 Pacific View (Entrance at Tai Tam Road) 15:20 1 Pacific View (Entrance at Tai Tam Road) Hong Kong Island Stanley Beach Road (opposite to 20 Stanley Beach Road, Stanley Beach Road (opposite to 20 Stanley Beach Road, 06:48 2 15:23 2 before the entrance of public carpark) before the entrance of public carpark) $2,500 Tai Tam Road / 06:58 3 129 Repulse Bay Road (opposite Bus Stop to the Building) 15:33 3 129 Repulse Bay Road (opposite Bus Stop to the building) Repulse Bay / 101 Repulse Bay Road (Showroom opposite to Repulse Bay 101 Repulse Bay Road (Showroom opposite to Repulse Bay Stubbs Road 07:00 4 15:35 4 D at junction) at junction) Wong Nai Chung Gap Road (Bus Stop outside Esso Gasoline Wong Nai Chung Gap Road (Bus Stop outside Esso Gasoline 07:10 5 15:45 5 Station) Station) Stubbs Road (Bus Stop at junction between Bowen Road, Stubbs Road (Bus Stop at junction between Bowen Road, 07:12 6 15:47 6 $1,800 next to roundabout) next to roundabout) 07:15 7 Shiu Fai Terrace (Bus Stop at Stubbs Road junction) 15:50 7 Shiu Fai Terrace (Bus Stop at Stubbs Road junction) Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs Perkins Road (Bus Stop at Sinopec Gasoline station Tai Hang Perkins Road (opposite to Sinopec Gasoline station, Bus Stop 06:55 1 15:40 1 Road, towards Happy Valley) at Tai Hang Road towards North Point) 06:58 2 Sing Woo Road (Caltex Gasoline Station) 15:35 2 Sing Woo Road (Caltex Gas Station) Hong Kong Island 07:04 3 Ventris Road (opposite to Tam Kung Temple) 15:32 3 Blue Pool Road (junction at Ventris Road) $2,000 07:06 4 Ventris Road (opposite to Winfield Building) 15:29 4 Ventris Road (junction at Broadwood Road) Happy Valley / North Point E 07:08 5 Link Road (Gate at Leighton Hill) 15:27 5 Link Road (Carpark entrance of Greenway Terrace) Caroline Hill Road (opposite to the road junction of Po Leung 07:10 6 Caroline Hill Road (before the road junction of Po Leung Kuk) 15:25 6 Kuk) Tin Hau (Lau Sin Street, opposite to MTR Exit A1, King's 07:14 7 Tin Hau (Mannings, Ngan Mok Street) 15:21 7 Road, L'Hotel) King's Road (Bus Stop at HSBC at Hang Ying Building, after 07:17 8 City Garden (Hang Seng Bank, Electric Road) 15:18 8 $1,800 North View Street) North Point (Java Road, behind the restricted zone sign 07:20 9 15:15 9 North Point ( Taipan Bakery at MTR Exit B3, King's Road) opposite to North Point MTR Exit A1) Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs Island Resort (Carpark Entrance at Siu Sai Wan Road, outside Island Resort (Carpark Entrance at Siu Sai Wan Road, outside 06:55 1 15:40 1 Tower 3) Tower 3) Hong Kong Island $2,500 07:02 2 Heng Fa Chuen (Paradise Mall minibus stop) 15:33 2 Heng Fa Chuen (Paradise Mall minibus stop) 07:12 3 Cityplaza I (HSBC) 15:23 3 Cityplaza I (HSBC) Hong Kong Island East / Lam Tin F 07:15 4 Taikoo Shing (Bus Stop outside Lotus Mansion) 15:20 4 Taikoo Shing (staircase at Wah Shan Mansion) $1,800 07:20 5 Sai Wan Ho (Bus Stop outside Mun Sang College, HK Island) 15:15 5 Sai Wan Ho (Bus Stop outside Mun Sang College, HK Island) Kai Tin Road (Opposite to restricted zone before Hong Tin 07:30 6 Kai Tin Road (Restricted Zone before Hong Tin Court) 15:05 6 Court) $500 Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus No. Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs Kowloon 07:05 1 Mei Foo (opposite to PCCW Building at Yuet Lun Street) 15:15 3 Kowloon Station (Taxi Stand at the Platform, the Cullinan) $2,000 Olympian City (Restricted Zone Sign outside Pick-up and Drop- Olympian City (Restricted Zone Sign outside Pick-up and Drop- 07:15 2 15:20 2 G off area, Phase 1) off area, Phase 1) Mei Foo / West $1,800 Kowloon 07:20 3 Kowloon Station (Taxi Stand at the Platform, the Cullinan) 15:30 1 Mei Foo (opposite to PCCW Building at Yuet Lun Street) Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs Kowloon 07:10 1 Waterloo Road (Grand Excelsior Entrance) 15:27 1 Waterloo Road (Grand Excelsior Entrance) 07:14 2 Argyle Street (Junction at Peace Avenue) 15:21 2 Argyle Street (Junction at Peace Avenue) Homantin / Ma Tau 07:16 3 Waterloo Road (Junction at Peace Avenue) 15:23 3 Waterloo Road (Junction at Peace Avenue) Wai H $1,800 07:18 4 Waterloo Road (Imperial Court Entrance) 15:25 4 Waterloo Road (Imperial Court Entrance) Celestial Heights (Opposite to St Eugene de Mazenod Oblate Celestial Heights (St Eugene de Mazenod Oblate Primary 07:23 5 15:17 5 Primary School, Tin Kwong Road) School, Tin Kwong Road) 07:25 6 Ma Tau Wei Road (outside HKFYG, Majestic Park) 15:15 6 Tin Kwong Road (Circle K Convenience Store) Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Pick-up) Time Stop No. Bus Stops (Drop-off) Costs Royal Peninsula (Bus Stop outside HKPU Student Hostel, Kowloon 07:10 1 Royal Peninsula (Bus Stop at Main Entrance, Hung Lai Road) 15:28 1 Hung Lai Road) 07:13 2 Laguna Verde (Taxi Stand outside Club House) 15:25 2 Laguna Verde (Taxi Stand outside Club House) Hung Hom / 07:16 3 Ma Tau Wai Road (M8 Café & Pub, Carlton Court) 15:22 3 Ma Tau Wai Road (Bus Stop outside Hung Hom Square) $1,800 Tokwawan J Grand Waterfront (Opposite to Newport Centre after restricted 07:21 4 15:17 4 Grand Waterfront (Main Entrance, Tokwawan Road) zone, Tokwawan Road) 07:23 5 Sky Tower ( Main Entrance at Sung Wong Toi Road) 15:15 5 Sky Tower (Carpark Entrance at Mok Cheong Street) 07:33 6 Laguna City (Bus Stop outside Laguna City Plaza) 15:05 6 Laguna City (Bus Stop outside Laguna City Plaza) $500 Pick-up Drop-off Areas Bus Route Time Stop No.
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