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The ultimate guide to taking pets on Hong Kong ferriesFerriesThe ultimate guide to taking pets on Hong Kong ferriesEvery pet-friendly ferry route in Hong Kong, with real fares, the carrier-vs-leash rules, the September 2025 changes, and the land-transport gotchas at each pier.Read guide Tulsi Indian Restaurant in Sai KungRestaurantsBest pet-friendly restaurants in Sai KungSai Kung · 44 places, 4 outdoorRead guide Mala Mia in Tsim Sha TsuiRestaurantsBest dog-friendly waterfront restaurants in Tsim Sha TsuiTsim Sha Tsui · 70 places, 12 outdoorRead guide Lagom Bar & Cafe in Wan ChaiRestaurantsBest pet-friendly cafes in Causeway BayCauseway Bay · 26 placesRead guide Smash'd in Central/WesternRestaurantsBest dog-friendly brunch places in Kennedy TownKennedy Town · 8 placesRead guide La Verde in Sai KungRestaurantsBest pet-friendly outdoor restaurants in Sai KungSai Kung · 51 places, 12 outdoorRead guide Taking your dog on holiday to JapanPractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to JapanThe real requirements for taking a Hong Kong dog to Japan and back — microchip, two rabies shots, the MAFF titre test, the 180-day wait, and why Japan is the easy direction.Read guide Taking your dog on holiday to SingaporePractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to SingaporeHong Kong to Singapore with a dog: the Schedule II requirements, the 90-day titre wait, the breed bans that catch people out, and the Residence Certification Waiver that makes the return quarantine-free.Read guide Taking your dog on holiday to South KoreaPractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to South KoreaSouth Korea is the easiest destination on this list to enter — HK is rabies-free, so no rabies shots, no titre test, no quarantine on arrival. The clever part is preparing the return so it stays quarantine-free.Read guide Taking your dog on holiday to ThailandPractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to ThailandGoing to Thailand with a dog is the easy half — a 500-baht import permit and a health certificate. Coming back is the hard half: Thailand is AFCD Group IIIA, so 30 days' quarantine on return, and the waiver does not apply.Read guide Taking your dog on holiday to TaiwanPractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to TaiwanTaiwan treats Hong Kong as rabies-infected, so the entry side is real work — microchip, inactivated rabies vaccine, the titre test 180 days out, and a 7-day quarantine (waivable). The return is the easy half thanks to the Group II waiver.Read guide

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Restaurants

Lagom Bar & Cafe in Wan ChaiRestaurantsBest dog-friendly brunch places in Causeway BayCauseway Bay · 31 places, 2 outdoorRead guide Smash'd in Central/WesternRestaurantsBest dog-friendly brunch places in Kennedy TownKennedy Town · 8 placesRead guide Sip Song in SouthernRestaurantsBest dog-friendly brunch places in Repulse BayRepulse Bay · 2 places, 1 outdoorRead guide La Verde in Sai KungRestaurantsBest dog-friendly brunch places in Sai KungSai Kung · 39 places, 6 outdoorRead guide

Ferries

The ultimate guide to taking pets on Hong Kong ferriesFerriesThe ultimate guide to taking pets on Hong Kong ferriesEvery pet-friendly ferry route in Hong Kong, with real fares, the carrier-vs-leash rules, the September 2025 changes, and the land-transport gotchas at each pier.Read guide

Practical guides

Taking your dog on holiday to JapanPractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to JapanThe real requirements for taking a Hong Kong dog to Japan and back — microchip, two rabies shots, the MAFF titre test, the 180-day wait, and why Japan is the easy direction.Read guide Taking your dog on holiday to SingaporePractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to SingaporeHong Kong to Singapore with a dog: the Schedule II requirements, the 90-day titre wait, the breed bans that catch people out, and the Residence Certification Waiver that makes the return quarantine-free.Read guide Taking your dog on holiday to ThailandPractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to ThailandGoing to Thailand with a dog is the easy half — a 500-baht import permit and a health certificate. Coming back is the hard half: Thailand is AFCD Group IIIA, so 30 days' quarantine on return, and the waiver does not apply.Read guide Taking your dog on holiday to South KoreaPractical guidesTaking your dog on holiday to South KoreaSouth Korea is the easiest destination on this list to enter — HK is rabies-free, so no rabies shots, no titre test, no quarantine on arrival. The clever part is preparing the return so it stays quarantine-free.Read guide