Shenzhen SZX Airport Shuttle

Closer to the far western Bao’an District and some ways from Shenzhen’s well-known landmarks, getting a shuttle ride can be more than you think. Book with a number of providers ranging from local taxi to shuttle companies to make it to far off destinations without breaking a sweat, choosing between a number of downtown malls and parks worth spending the afternoon in as well as a variety of shops, eateries, and spas in the far eastern district of Luohu.

Whether you’re staying west, east, or central, knowing what’s around your neck of the woods is a great way to make sure you spend each second doing and not searching. If you’re in the southwestern district of Nanshan, enjoy the view from Shenzhen Danan Mountain Reform and Open Memorial Park, while downtown city goers have instant access to the subway. Get acquainted with Mirs Bay as well, getting a true feel for the region’s diversity with a visit to Plover Country Park on the far east side, or stay simple with a closer drive to the Shenzhen Fairy Lake Botanical Garden.

Keep track of all your shuttle information by writing it down the moment you receive it from your confirmation email, or simply print out the email for safe keeping. You can also seek help from the information desks throughout the main terminal, or contact customer service from your shuttle provider. It’s also important to understand the lay-out, as the Ground Transportation Center is a separate building located away from the main terminal.

About Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport
With prime location just north of the bustling commerce and entertainment of Bao’an District, staying close to the airport isn’t a bad idea. Make it worth your while by reserving a room that’s not only close but affordable, choosing between the luxury of on-site location at Hyatt House Shenzhen Airport or a number of stays half the price along the adjacent Bao'an Avenue across the street, whether it’s the highly rated Shenzhen Airport Hotel or equally charming Sunway Airport Hotel.

If there’s one place to be caught during a layover, it’s Shenzhen International. Enjoy an array of local and name-brand shops, from the collector’s items at 3 separate Disney stores to the boutique accessories crafted at Fion. Eateries include a gaggle of American chain restaurants and tea shops, from Starbucks and McDonalds to Juice King and Ajisen Ramen. Other amenities include a prayer room, children’s play areas, and the Legang Leisure Area, which offers 24-hour relaxation across plush couches and beds.

In addition to being a masterpiece of airport innovation, Shenzhen International also offers awesome access to some of China’s most iconic landmarks. On the southeast side of the airport lie three major parks; Tieza Bishan Park, Ping Lian Shan Park, and Houshan Garden, the latter offering coveted views of the Tiegang Reservoir. There are also six golf courses just east and northeast of the facility, each designed to help business dealings unfold with ease. And to the west of the airport is the Zhujiang River Estuary, which connects to the glittering South China Sea.

Shenzhen Destinations
Leave no stone unturned when it comes to finding peace in the chaotic order of Shenzhen, whether that means finding a cozy lookout along the hundreds of steps that lead up to the famous Tian Tan Buddha or experiencing the region’s hyper admiration for malls at the massive Coco Park. If you’re looking for a stunning view to watch the sunset, head over to Beijing 100, an iconic skyscraper that offers sweeping views of the region and beyond from modern observation deck. Continue mixing old with new at Guan Shan Yue Mei Shu Guan, an art museum within Lianhuashan Park offering 3 floors of artifacts, art, and everything in between

Go for the iconic when you get the chance, taking a stroll through downtown’s Shenzhen Central Park, which connects to a larger greenbelt winding through several other urban parks. Get lost in the stunning wilderness waiting on the outskirts, one of the most stunning views offered by Tai Mo Shan Country Park, famous for being the highest peak in South China as well as the only thing lying between Shenzhen and Hong Kong. A bit lower to the ground is the neighboring Pineapple Dam Nature Trail, home to a series of hidden beaches and live animals perfect for spending the afternoon in nature.

Lounges at Shenzhen Airport
Famous for going all out in every department, one shouldn’t be surprised that Shenzhen Airport is home to 12 VIP and Executive Lounges; 9 in the Domestic Terminal and 3 in International.

Domestic:
- China Southern First & Business Class Lounge (V1 & V2): snacks, showers, telephones, Wi-Fi, and food & beverages.
- Shenzhen Airlines King Lounge (Hall 1, 2, & 3): snacks, Wi-Fi, and food & beverages. Hall 1 and Hall 2 offer showers. Hall 2 is child friendly..
- Shenzhen Airport First & Business Class Lounge: snacks, Wi-Fi, beverages, and newspapers..
- Joyee VIP Lounge: 18+ only, snacks, Wi-Fi, telephones, and newspapers..
- China Southern Elite Membership Lounge: snacks, food, Wi-Fi, newspapers, telephones, and child play areas..
- Domestic Guest Lounge: Wi-Fi, televisions, conference rooms, and magazines.

International:
- Shenzhen Airlines International King Lounge: snacks, Wi-Fi, showers, telephones, food & beverages, and newspapers..
- Korean Air KAL Lounge: Wifi, snacks, newspapers, telephones, food & beverages, and televisions. .
- International Guest Lounge: Wifi, snacks, showers, telephones, newspapers, faxing & printing, and beverages.