Yun Lee Marine Holdings Schedules 2026

Yun Lee Marine runs a Hong Kong kaito between Shau Kei Wan on Hong Kong Island and Tseung Kwan O in the New Territories, and it does so only at weekends. Every one of the 18 departures in our data falls on a Saturday or a Sunday.

Nine each way, twenty minutes across

Sailings run 09:30 to 18:15 from Shau Kei Wan and 10:00 to 18:45 from Tseung Kwan O, timetabled at 20 minutes. The half-hour offset between the two directions is the turnaround: this is one boat shuttling back and forth across the eastern harbour approaches rather than two vessels working opposite ends.

A weekend-only service tells you who it is for

A Monday-to-Friday commuter link would run at 07:00 and 18:00. This one starts at half past nine and finishes before seven in the evening, on Saturdays and Sundays. That is a leisure pattern — people crossing for the day rather than for work — and it means the boat is no use at all for a weekday journey, however convenient the route looks on a map.

Kaito is the licence, not the boat

Services like this operate under a kaito licence issued by Hong Kong’s Commissioner for Transport, the category covering small craft serving locations the franchised and licensed ferries do not reach. Kaito operators can and do adjust individual departures at short notice, which matters more here than on a large route because there are only nine sailings to lose one from.

No published website, and what that means

We have found no website for this operator. The schedule here comes from consolidated transport data rather than from the company, so treat the times as indicative and confirm at the pier. There is no channel through which a cancellation or a seasonal change would reach you in advance.

Why it is listed anyway

Eighteen weekend departures across the harbour is a real service used by real people, and it appears almost nowhere online. Omitting operators because they have no marketing presence would quietly bias this site towards the companies that can afford one — so it is here, with the limits of what we know stated on the page rather than left for you to discover.