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One Day Macau Tour from Hong Kong

Macau, the laid-back neighbor of Hong Kong, has a long colonial history and fascinating mix of cultures. The Historic Center of Macau with 25 historic sites was enrolled as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2005. Join our Macau tours to experience the charm of Macau.

• Tour Code: HKSIC-50
• Tour Duration: 8 hours
• Highlights: Ruins of St. Paul's, Monte Fortress, section of the old walls, Na Tcha Temple, Leal Senado Square, souvenir shop, A-Ma Temple, casino
• Departure Time: approx. 8am to 9am (times are subject to change due to local traffic conditions)

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The tour coach will pick you up at the designated hotels. Please go to one of the hotels by yourself if you are not already staying at one of them. One day before departure, you will get a fax with detailed information about the collection time and place (and directions if there is no free collection from your hotel), the itinerary, sightseeing information, and emergency number of the tour operator in your hotel in Hong Kong.

Around 8am: Your guide in Hong Kong will pick you up from a designated hotel.

Around 9am: Arrive at Hong Kong–Macau Ferry Terminal and depart for Macau by comfortable TurboJET . Your Hong Kong guide will give you your TurboJET tickets and see you off at the pier.

In the morning: After one hour you will arrive in Macau. You will be met by your Macau guide and led to the coach. Explore the Ruins of St. Paul's, Monte Fortress , including a section of the old city wall, and Senado Square . See the Border Gate and go shopping for local souvenirs at the sidewalk stalls.

Simple buffet lunch in a local restaurant: choose from a selection of main dishes, soup, vegetables, desserts, and drinks.

In the afternoon: Continue city sightseeing with a visit to the A-Ma Temple, from which Macau gets its name! Visit the famous casinos for a look around, if time permits.

Around 5pm: Your Macau guide will see you off at the Macau–Hong Kong Ferry Terminal and you will return to Hong Kong via the comfortable TurboJET. Your guide and driver in Hong Kong will meet you and drop you off at the designated hotel.

1. About the Booking

Confirmation will be received within one working day , unless booked within 5 days of travel. In this case, confirmation will be received within two working days, subject to availability.

2. Age Limit for Casinos

People under 21 years old are prohibited to enter casinos in Macau.

3. About Holidays

Please note that during the Christmas and New Year period there may be delays at immigration and re-routing of traffic around the major tourist areas.

4. Special Notes for a Seat-in-a-Coach Tour

1) A seat-in-coach tour minimizes costs because expenses are shared among a larger group.

2) Seat-in-coach tours are operated by local business partners of China Highlights around China. China Highlights chooses business partners by strict quality standards. The service of a seat-in-coach tour may not always be as considerate as that of a private tour.

3) Visiting one or two shops or markets is always included in a seat-in-coach tour, but there is no pressure to buy if you are not interested. Usually it takes 30-40 minutes, depending on the preference of most of the group members.

4) A seat-in-coach tour usually consists of more than five people. You will have a local guide and use a 24-or-45-seat air-conditioned coach. We will pick you up at some appointed hotels at an appointed time. In contrast, a private tour provides a private car and guide, and we will pick you up at your hotel.

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If we are not able to implement the contract due to war, flood, typhoon, fire, strikes, storm, earthquake, or any other condition we are not able to foresee and avoid, we will inform you at the first possible opportunity and offer the best possible solutions.

No Refund will be made for all confirmed bookings except in the event of tour cancellation by the operator due to bad weather or any unforeseen circumstances.

No refund, discount or compensation will be made to participants who choose to leave the tour before the official end of the tour, regardless of whatever portions of the itinerary.

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• Activities, hotels, and meals listed in the itinerary
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1 Day Macau Itinerary – A Day Trip From Hong Kong

Last Updated February 21, 2023 William Tang

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Macau is an awesome one day trip from Hong Kong that’s only a 55 minute boat ride away.  It’s a completely different vibe from the big city of Hong Kong.  Think of Macau as Asia’s version of Vegas but with old town Portuguese flare mixed around it.

If you’re like most travellers, you’re going to be based in Hong Kong but want the chance to explore Macau (also referred to as Macao) so I’ve put together the perfect one day Macau itinerary.

• A little bit about Macau

Macau is one of the two Special Administrative Regions of China and is bordered on the province of Guangdong.  There’s nothing that connects Hong Kong to Macau so a ferry is necessary although all that will change when they complete the bridge that will link the two cities.

Colonial Portugal meet the bright lights and casinos of Asia

What makes Macau unique is that it was former Portuguese colony and administered by Portugal from the mid-16th century until late 1999, similar to how Hong Kong was administered by the United Kingdom.

However what once was a sleepy colonial city has now ballooned to become Asia’s gambling capital.  The one thing that stuck out from my visit was just how many casinos there were.  Huge themed casinos dominate the skyline now with each newer one outdoing the previous new kid on the block.

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What to do in Macau in one day without staying overnight

The 1 day macau itinerary, what we missed, recommended activities, things to know before you go, useful addresses, affordable downtown, best casino hotel, macau in photos, final thoughts.

If you’re in Hong Kong for more than 3 days, you probably have time to do a trip to Macau to mix it up so to speak.

For us, we never had a fixed date we wanted to do Macau.  At one point we had also considered doing 2 days there but after talking to many locals the feedback we repeatedly got was that it wasn’t worth it.  After the Maldives portion of the trip, Hong Kong’s weather was also extremely erratic with rain so we just played it by ear.

There was one day that finally looked good for us so we decided the night before to make the trip to Macau.  So that’s really the extent of the planning we did.  You can certainly book ferry tickets online but honestly you’re better off to show up at the purchase the TurboJet tickets right at the terminal because of how complicated it is to do it online.  There are departures every 15 minutes so you really have nothing to worry about.  Ticket prices start at HKD$171.

The way I broke the trip down was by the various areas of Macau.  With a full day or less than 24 hours in Macau, this itinerary makes a lot of sense for most travellers and I’d recommend you following a similar route to what we did:

• Start off in Taipa and do the cultural sights first.  It’s a lovely little area full of Portuguese architecture, shops and food stalls.  I personally loved this area of Macau the most.  This area is also great to grab lunch.
• Once you’er done here, cab over to Coloane which honestly doesn’t have too much but the big highlight is Lord Stow’s if you like Portuguese Egg Tarts.  Even if you don’t like or know about them, it’s worth a try.  There’s the small Chapel of St. Francis and the food vendors in front you can check out.
• Hac Sa Beach is a short little detour after Coloane although to be honest the beach isn’t particularly nice.  The food stalls don’t look that appetizing either and if it wasn’t for Fernando’s which Chantelle’s aunt and uncle recommended, I’d say this area is skippable.
• Now it’s finally time to head into the big city so start at the Ruins of St. Paul and snake your way down the shopping streets.  Have dinner in this area.
• The night is young right?   Casinos always come alive at night so it makes sense to slot this at the very end.  Pick one or two you want to check out.  The unfortunate thing is that they’re quite spaced out especially between the older ones on the Macau peninsula and the new mega ones out in Taipa.

With 24 hours in Macau, here’s an exact breakdown of the itinerary that I recommend that you follow.  It gets you a chance to explore the entire city and the best that it has to offer.  If you’re looking for a way to have a copy you can download, just make sure you subscribe to grab the full trip plan right below this table.

With only realistically 12 hours to work with, things were of course tight and I definitely had to make a few calls to cut out some non essentials.  And then there was all the food we wanted to try.  Even with all the snacking we did, we still missed quite a few places!

• Macau Tower – Great panoramic views of the city.  They have a skywalk and bungee jumping from up there if you dare!
• Cheoc Van Beach – Another beach we could’ve checked out but there simply wasn’t enough time to go.  I doubt we would’ve been impressed
• The old casinos like Hotel Lisboa and Sand s – One of the challenges with Macau’s casinos is that they are not easily walkable from each other.  As a result, it becomes really hard to hotel hop like you would in Vegas.  It would’ve been neat to check out some of the older casinos but in the end we figured that they’d be about the same
• House of Dancing Water at the City of Dreams casino – If you’re into Cirque du Soleil type shows like in Vegas, this one’s for you.  We would’ve loved to have done it but we didn’t have time and also didn’t prebook.  Prices start at 600HKD

If you’re looking for more of a guided experience or looking to get your hands dirty with some activities in Macau, here’s what I recommend that you check out!

• New bridge crossing – The Hong Kong – Zhuhai –  Macau Bridge (HZMB) opened October 23, 2018 which opens up a whole new way to get to Macau from Hong Kong.  Learn about the two different methods to get to Macau that involve shuttle busses.  The price of this starts at HKD$65 which means it’s cheaper than taking the ferry.
• Ferry tickets hacks – This isn’t really advertised but you should know that you have to pick your ferry ticket times beforehand.  This may seem limiting but what most people don’t know is that you can always take an earlier ferry from the time you booked but you can’t take a later ferry.  What that means in terms of strategy is to book a late ferry coming home (i.e. midnight) so if you want to head back to Hong Kong early, you can have the flexibility to do so.  Or if you end up raking it in at the casino and want to stay later, you can do that as well.
• Passports – You’re technically leaving the country when you head to Macau so make sure you have your passport.  You will be going through passport control when you arrive in Macau and when you go back to Hong Kong.  If you’re unsure, read the full entry requirements for Macau .
• Private drivers? – You’ll be hounded by taxi drivers and tour guides when you get out into the main foyer of the Macau ferry terminal.  Ignore them.  It’s a lot easier and cheaper to run your own program and catch a few cabs you’ll need to get around.
• Casino shuttles – If you want to save a bit of taxi money, why not take one of the several free shuttles to casinos.  We saved money at the start by going to one of the closer casinos to Taipa and then cabbed from there
• Currency – Macau (MOP) has its own currency but Hong Kong Dollars (HKD) is accepted everywhere.  Just note that some places will give you MOP change.  If that’s the case, you can sometimes request to get HKD back instead.  If they can’t/won’t, just spend the MOP during the day
• Koi Kei – What’s up with this place?  These guys have a stranglehold so large on Macau that even Starbucks would be impressed.  So they sell cookies and Macanese snacks that are great for souvenirs if you find anything you like.  It seems crazy how many stores they have but they’ve blanketed the city so well that everyone pretty much buys goods from them if you visit Macau.  They destroy the competition because they freely hand out or have self-serve boxes of samples so feel free to go nuts.  By far the most popular snack to have in Macau is their dried beef slices.  They’re quite delicious but the problem was that I knew I couldn’t bring these back to Canada since they are considered as meat products.
• Casa de Pasto Seng Cheong  (28-30 Rua do Cunha, Vila de Taipa) – Crab congee/porridge
• 新好利美食餅店 (13-14 R. do Regedor, Vila de Taipa) – Fresh milk tarts
• 大利來 Cafe Tai Lei Loi Kei (moved from the original at No.18, Largo Gov. Tamagnini Barbosa to south of the intersection of Rua do Regedor and Rua do Desporto, on the street that Rua do Desporto turns into) – Pork chop buns
• Lord Stow’s (1 Rua do Tassara, Coloane) – Original Portuguese egg tarts.  There’s also a store now at the Venetian if you don’t want to venture out to Coloane
• Fernando’s (9 Praia de Hac Sa, Hac Sa Beach) – Portuguese restaurant, also known for their pork chop buns

Thinking about staying overnight?

Macau is easy to do in a day but if you feel like you need an extra day to explore, there’s nothing wrong with that.  Alternatively, it’s totally plausible that you gambled the night away but I wouldn’t judge ;).  There are lots of great places to stay in Macau but here are two of my top picks.

CASA REAL HOTEL

With rates close to $100/night, this is a great hotel near the Macau Ferry Terminal that is perfect for someone looking for a place that’s clean and comfortable.

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THE VENETIAN MACAO RESORT HOTEL

One of the premiere properties in Macau in a cluster of hotels meant to recreate the Las Vegas vibe.  Out of all the ones we visited, this was the most impressive and almost an exact replica of the one in Vegas.

Here’s a look into what we saw in one jam-packed day itinerary in Macau.

Macau is well worth a day trip from Hong Kong and I feel that a full day is sufficient enough to see almost everything you’d want to see.  2 days is a bit top much considering there are probably other things you probably want to do ( and eat ) in HK and nearby islands.

It was a fantastic day of food, Portuguese influenced culture and a little bit of gambling.

I was pretty happy with the Macau in a single day itinerary I put together.  If there was anything I’d change, I’d probably leave out Hac Sa Beach and instead spend a bit more time in the casinos which ended up being a bit too short.

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Sample HONG KONG-MACAU ITINERARIES: 3, 4, 5, 6 Days

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Travelers often bundle Hong Kong and Macau together because of their proximity to each other, just one-hour ferry ride apart. It is common for travelers staying in Hong Kong to visit Macau on a day trip. Likewise, those whose lodging is in Macau can easily do a day tour of Hong Kong. It is also not unusual for travelers to enter the region via Hong Kong and exit via Macau or the other way around.

Whether you’re holding a roundtrip ticket or a Hong Kong-Macau ticket, we might have a sample itinerary for you.

If you need help planning your Hong Kong-Macau trip, check out our travel guides below:

✅ HONG KONG TRAVEL GUIDE

✅ MACAU TRAVEL GUIDE

But first: Rent a pocket wi-fi!

If you’re holding a roundtrip Hong Kong plane ticket, you might want to rent a pocket wifi. Being connected to the Internet all the time can make your travel worry-free. You can use it to access Google Maps, currency converters, share photos on your Facebook or Instagram, and search for more tips and recommendations. Please note that these pocket wifi services are only advisable if you have a roundtrip Hong Kong ticket. If you’re arriving via Hong Kong and leaving via Macau, this isn’t for you because you might not be able to return the device.

If you have a roundtrip HK ticket, reserve a pocket wifi as early as you can because only a limited number of devices are available per day.

As always, here are a few reminders that you must bear in mind should you decide to use the sample itineraries below.

• All itineraries assume you’re staying in Tsim Sha Tsui area on the Kowloon side in Hong Kong or near the historic center in Macau. This is where most budget accommodations are located.
• Book your tickets and tours with Klook. I have provided links where you can purchase tickets or book tours. These are affiliate links, many of which offer discounts. You’ll also help our blog in the process if you purchase tickets via Klook.
• Cost estimates are only ballpark figures. Actual prices may vary. However, these are overestimates. We added some wiggle room or allowance to accommodate other additional incidental expenses.
• Double check schedules. These are not exact times, especially train times. They’re meant to only give you an idea of how long you should spend doing an activity or staying in a spot. Actual schedule may be different.

And of course, if you want to change anything in the itinerary to match your flight sched or whatever preferences, feel free.

WHAT'S COVERED IN THIS GUIDE?

Roundtrip Hong Kong with Macau Day Tour: 3-Day Itinerary

Entry point: Hong Kong Airport Exit point: Hong Kong Airport Duration: 3 days, 2 nights Stops: 2 nights in Hong Kong, day tour in Macau Places to visit: Victoria Peak, Tsim Sha Tsui, Ngong Ping in Lantau Island (HONG KONG); St. Paul Ruins, Senado Square, Hotels (MACAU)

Cost Estimate: HK$1200 (MOP1237, USD153, SGD211, PHP8300, EUR132), excluding airfare and hotel.

Roundtrip Hong Kong with Macau Day Tour: 4-Day Itinerary

Entry point: Hong Kong Airport Exit point: Hong Kong Airport Duration: 4 days, 3 nights Stops: 3 nights in Hong Kong, day tour in Macau Places to visit: Victoria Peak, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Disneyland Hong Kong, Ngong Ping in Lantau Island (HONG KONG); St. Paul Ruins, Senado Square, Hotels (MACAU)

Cost Estimate: HK$2000 (MOP2060, USD255, SGD351, PHP13800, EUR220), excluding airfare and hotel.

Roundtrip Hong Kong with Macau Day Tour: 5-Day Itinerary

Entry point: Hong Kong Airport Exit point: Hong Kong Airport Duration: 5 days, 4 nights Stops: 4 nights in Hong Kong, day tour in Macau Places to visit: Victoria Peak, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Disneyland Hong Kong, Ngong Ping in Lantau Island (HONG KONG); St. Paul Ruins, Senado Square, Hotels (MACAU)

Day 5: DEPARTURE 10:00 am – Check out 10:30 am – Bus to Airport, HKD15.5 11:00 am – Check in at airport 12:00 am – Lunch, HKD70 01:30 pm – Flight out

Cost Estimate: HK$2250 (MOP2320, USD287, SGD395, PHP15,500, EUR247), excluding hotel, airfare, and shopping expenses.

Hong Kong-Macau: 6-Day Itinerary

Entry point: Hong Kong Airport Exit point: Macau Airport Duration: 6 days, 5 nights Stops: 3 nights in Hong Kong, 2 nights in Macau Places to visit: Victoria Peak, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Disneyland Hong Kong, Ngong Ping in Lantau Island (HONG KONG); Macau Tower, St. Paul Ruins, A-Ma Temple, Senado Square, Hotels (MACAU)

Day 5: MACAU HISTORIC SITES 09:00 am – Walk to Ponte Cais n. 14 Bus Stop 09:15 am – Ride Bus No. 2, MOP 3.2 09:30 am – Alight at Jardim da Flora 10:00 am – Take cable car to Guia Fortress, MOP 3 11:40 am – Walk to Macau Museum 12:10 pm – Lunch, MOP 70 01:30 pm – Macau Museum, MOP 15 03:00 pm – St. Paul Ruins 03:45 pm – Stroll to Senado Square 06:00 pm – Dinner, MOP 70 07:00 pm – Walk to Wynn Hotel 07:30 pm – Dancing Fountain at Wynn Hotel, FREE 08:00 pm – See Tree of Prosperity 08:40 pm – Walk to Praca Ferreira Amaral Bus Terminal 09:00 pm – Take Bus 3A to Ponte Cais n. 14 Bus Stop, MOP 3.2 09:50 pm – Alight bus and walk to Hotel

Day 6: LUXURY HOTEL HOPPING 07:00 am – Walk to A-ma Temple 07:30 am – A Ma Temple, FREE 09:00 am – Walk back to Hotel 09:30 am – Hotel Check-out 10:00 am – Walk to Ponte Cais n. 14 Bus Stop 10:30 am – Ride FREE Shuttle to the Venetian 11:00 am – The Venetian, Leave luggage at Concierge, FREE 11:15 am – Explore the Venetian, shop around 12:00 pm – Lunch, MOP 100 01:00 pm – Cross the street to City of Dreams, explore, shop 03:00 pm – Walk to Studio City, enjoy rides if budget permits 06:00 pm – Move to the Parisian and take photos 07:00 pm – Pick up luggage at Venetian 07:15 pm – Board the FREE shuttle to the airport 08:00 pm – Airport Check in, dinner at airport, MOP 100 10:15 pm – Flight out

Cost Estimate: HK$2400 (MOP2475, USD306, SGD421, PHP16,600, EUR265), excluding hotel, airfare, and shopping expenses.

Macau-Hong Kong: 5-Day Itinerary

Entry point: Macau Airport Exit point: Hong Kong Airport Duration: 5 days, 4 nights Stops: 3 nights in Macau, 2 nights in Hong Kong Places to visit: St. Paul Ruins, Senado Square, Hotels (MACAU); Victoria Peak, Mong Kok, Tsim Sha Tsui, Disneyland Hong Kong, Ngong Ping in Lantau Island (HONG KONG)

Day 2: HISTORIC SITES 09:00 am – Walk to Ponte Cais n. 14 Bus Stop 09:15 am – Ride Bus No. 2, MOP 3.2 09:30 am – Alight at Jardim da Flora 10:00 am – Take cable car to Guia Fortress, MOP 3 11:40 am – Walk to Macau Museum 12:10 pm – Lunch, MOP 70 01:30 pm – Macau Museum, MOP 15 03:00 pm – St. Paul Ruins 03:45 pm – Stroll to Senado Square 06:00 pm – Dinner, MOP 70 07:00 pm – Walk to Wynn Hotel 07:30 pm – Dancing Fountain at Wynn Hotel, FREE 08:00 pm – See Tree of Prosperity 08:40 pm – Walk to Praca Ferreira Amaral Bus Terminal 09:00 pm – Take Bus 3A to Ponte Cais n. 14 Bus Stop, MOP 3.2 09:50 pm – Alight bus and walk to Hotel

Day 3: LUXURY HOTEL HOPPING 07:00 am – Walk to A-ma Temple 07:30 am – A Ma Temple, FREE 09:00 am – Walk back to Hotel 09:30 am – Hotel Check-out 10:00 am – Walk to Ponte Cais n. 14 Bus Stop 10:30 am – Ride FREE Shuttle to the Venetian 11:00 am – The Venetian, Leave luggage at Concierge, FREE 11:15 am – Explore the Venetian, shop around 12:00 pm – Lunch, MOP 100 01:00 pm – Cross the street to City of Dreams, explore, shop 03:00 pm – Walk to Studio City, enjoy rides if budget permits 06:00 pm – Move to the Parisian and take photos 07:00 pm – Pick up luggage at Venetian 07:15 pm – Board the FREE shuttle to Taipa Ferry Terminal 08:00 pm – Board Ferry to Hong Kong, HKD 160 09:15 pm – MTR to Tsim Sha Tsui, HKD 11 09:50 pm – Check-in 10:30 pm – Late dinner (fast food), HKD 50 11:30 pm – Lights out

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NO cable car ride to Ngong Ping at 07:30 am; the earliest Cable Car ride starts at 9am (sun) or 10am (mon-sat), please be informed.

Thanks for pointing it out! We’ve updated the times.

is this an independent tour or you are referring to a company who is doing the tour

Hi Edith, these are DIY (do-it-yourself) tours, so yes, independent.

Just want to inform you that for your 4 day itinerary, The supposed to be “Day 4” has been tagged as “Day 3”. Just FYI. =)

Woot! Nice catch! Thanks for letting us know. We’ll fix it.

No ferries to Macau in Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal. It costs a lot of money for that mistake

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Explore with Ease: Your Ideal 5-Day Hong Kong Macau Itinerary

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Are you struggling to merge the dynamic vibes of Hong Kong with Macau’s historic charm in a tight schedule? This compact guide is your answer to experiencing the best of both worlds.

Embark on a five-day Hong Kong Macau itinerary that slices through the guesswork to deliver a tapestry of experiences—from Hong Kong’s towering cityscape and peaceful islands to Macau’s casinos, cobbled streets, and colonial past.

Here’s to an efficient, well-informed tour that makes every moment in these two distinct worlds count, ensuring you capture the essence of both destinations without feeling rushed.

Whether you’re a culture enthusiast eager to explore ancient temples and modern museums, a foodie looking to sample exquisite cuisines, or an adventurer ready to take on new experiences, this Hong Kong Macau itinerary promises to satisfy your wanderlust and leave you with lasting memories.

Explore with Ease: Your Ideal 5-Day Hong Kong Macau Itinerary.

Key Takeaways

• Hong Kong & Macau offer a unique mix of natural beauty and rich history; the East meets West culture and is well connected by convenient transportation like the MTR & ferries.
• Must-do activities include visiting Hong Kong’s Victoria Peak and Disneyland, exploring Macau’s historical sites like the Ruins of St. Paul, and indulging in the local cuisines of both regions.
• For a smooth trip, familiarize yourself with the Hong Kong Dollar, stay connected with a local SIM card, and consider learning some basic Cantonese phrases to enhance your overall experience.

Get excited by visiting Macau attractions.

Journey Through Two Cities: Unveiling the Hong Kong-Macau Itinerary

The neighbouring cities of Hong Kong and Macau radiate vibrancy and diversity, offering a unique fusion of East and West. Hong Kong, a city where skyscrapers and ancient temples coexist, is a bustling metropolis and a city of stunning natural beauty. Comprised of:

• Hong Kong Island
• the Kowloon Peninsula
• the New Territories
• over 200 offshore islands

Hong Kong has many attractions to explore, from the stunning skyline of Victoria Harbor to the charming fishing villages on its outlying islands.

A short ferry ride away from Hong Kong, Macau, also known as the ‘Vegas of the East,’ is a city where the grandeur of Vegas-style casinos meets the rich heritage of a former Portuguese colony. The Macau Special Administrative Region is a city of contrasts – glitzy casinos, quaint cobblestone streets, towering skyscrapers and centuries-old temples, lavish luxury, and simple tradition. Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, or a thrill-seeker, Macau offers something for everyone.

On an overcast day, the Victoria Harbour views from the Peak are still pretty good.

Navigating Your Arrival in Hong Kong

As soon as you land at Hong Kong International Airport, numerous convenient transportation options will take you to the city centre. The Mass Transport Rail (MTR), a convenient city transport, offers express tickets for airport transit. This extensive rail network connects the airport to the city’s central districts, making exploring the city at your own pace easy. If you prefer a more private mode of transport, taxis are readily available, offering door-to-door service to your accommodation.

Regarding accommodations, Hong Kong offers an extensive range of options catering to all budgets and preferences. From on-site airport hotels to budget hostels and luxury resorts, the city caters to all types of travellers. For ease of city travel, consider staying in hotels near the Airport Express MTR line, which provides easy access to the city centre. And don’t worry about staying connected; most public areas in the airport offer free wireless internet access, so you can keep your loved ones updated about your journey.

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Crossing Over to Macau

After exploring Hong Kong’s myriad attractions, you can shift your focus to Macau. Travelling from Hong Kong to Macau is a breeze, thanks to regular ferry services from the Star Ferry Pier and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge.

The ferry departs frequently, around every 30 minutes, and the crossing typically takes about an hour. Economy class tickets start from HKD 175 during weekdays, while Premier Grand Class tickets for day sailings are priced at HKD 495. The Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal is conveniently located at the Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan and has a seamless connection to the MTR Sheung Wan Station.

The journey to Macau is more than just reaching a new city; it symbolizes a transition from Hong Kong’s hustle and bustle to Macau’s distinct cultural fusion. As you journey across the waters, take a moment to marvel at the change of scenery and anticipate the exciting experiences that await you in Macau.

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Travelling from Hong Kong to Macau by Ferry.

The Heartbeat of Hong Kong: Must-Visit Attractions

Hong Kong, a city of contrasts, houses diverse attractions, each providing a unique experience. Consider following a well-planned Hong Kong itinerary to make the most of your visit. Some of the must-visit attractions in Hong Kong include:

• Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck: Offering panoramic vistas of the city skyline
• Man Mo Temple: A spiritual sanctuary with beautiful architecture
• Mong Kok: A bustling market area with a vibrant atmosphere
• Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden: A tranquil escape with beautiful landscapes
• Disneyland Hong Kong: A truly memorable family getaway.

Hong Kong truly offers something for everyone, making it a must-visit Hong Kong destination, including the fascinating Hong Kong Museum.

For the thrill-seekers, there’s Ocean Park Hong Kong, a marine-life theme park featuring roller coasters, animal exhibits, and shows. For Disney enthusiasts, Hong Kong Disneyland is a magical kingdom where you can meet your favourite Disney characters, enjoy thrilling rides, and watch spectacular shows. Whether you’re a history buff, an art enthusiast, a foodie, or a nature lover, Hong Kong has got you covered.

Discovering Tsim Sha Tsui

Tsim Sha Tsui, commonly known as TST, is among Hong Kong’s most vibrant areas. Located at the tip of the Kowloon Peninsula, Tsim Sha Tsui is a hub for shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. The Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade, with stunning views of Victoria Harbor and the Hong Kong skyline, is perfect for an evening stroll. Add to this the Symphony of Lights, a spectacular light and sound show, and you have a mesmerizing experience that is quintessentially Hong Kong.

In addition to the promenade, Tsim Sha Tsui is home to several cultural institutions. Some of the highlights include:

• The Hong Kong Cultural Centre, which hosts world-class performances
• The Hong Kong Space Museum, which offers engaging cultural and educational experiences
• The Hong Kong Art Museum showcases a wide range of art. And if you’re into shopping, Tsim Sha Tsui won’t disappoint. From the luxury boutiques at 1881 Heritage to the wide variety of local and international brands at K11 Musea Mall, Tsim Sha Tsui offers a shopping experience like no other.

Come and explore Tsim Sha Tsui and admire harbour views.

Ascending Victoria Peak

A trip to Victoria Peak, the city’s highest point, is a must for any visit to Hong Kong. The Peak, as locals call it, offers breathtaking views of:

• Victoria Harbor
• On clear days, even the outlying islands

One of the best ways to enjoy these panoramic vistas is from Sky Terrace 428, the highest observation deck in Hong Kong, atop the Peak Tower.

To reach the Peak, you can:

• Take the Peak Tram, a historic funicular railway that offers scenic travel to Sky Terrace 428
• Visit Madame Tussauds, Trick Eye Museum, and the Peak Tram Historical Gallery, all housed within the Peak Tower
• Explore various shops and entertainment opportunities in the Peak Tower

Whether you’re a nature lover, a history enthusiast, or an adventure seeker, Victoria Peak has something for you.

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Admire the night lights on Hong Kong Island.

Macau’s Melting Pot: A Day Trip to Remember

Once you’ve explored Hong Kong’s vibrant cityscape, you can embark on a day trip to Macau, which showcases a unique blend of rich history and contemporary developments. Macau, a former Portuguese colony, is a melting pot of cultures, where the East meets the West, and the Old meets the New.

From the iconic Macau Tower, which offers breathtaking views of the city, to the Museum of Macau, which provides a glimpse into the city’s rich history, Macau is a city that never fails to fascinate. And let’s not forget Macau’s first Vegas-style casino, which offers a taste of the city’s vibrant nightlife. So whether you’re a history buff, a thrill-seeker, or a foodie, a day trip to Macau promises to be a memorable part of your Hong Kong-Macau itinerary.

Time Travel in Macau Peninsula

The Macau Peninsula, the oldest and most populous part of Macau, has historical and cultural landmarks. Here, you can find tributes to the city’s colonial past in Portuguese-style buildings and churches, such as the iconic Ruins of St. Paul’s and St. Dominic’s Church.

But it’s not just about the past. The Macau Peninsula is also home to modern attractions like the Macau Tower, which offers panoramic views of the city, and the Nezha Temple, a significant historical and religious site dedicated to a Taoist deity. As you explore the peninsula, you’ll experience the unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures that make Macau unique.

The crowds make their way to the Ruins of St Paul.

Thrills and Spills on Taipa Island

For a contemporary experience, venture to Taipa Island, home to the City of Dreams. This entertainment complex blends luxury and entertainment reminiscent of Las Vegas. Here, you can:

• Try your luck at the casinos
• Immerse yourself in virtual reality experiences
• Watch the breathtaking spectacle of the House of Dancing Water, a water-based show featuring acrobatics, stunts, and special effects.

Getting around Taipa Island is easy, thanks to a range of bus services that ensure easy travel to these attractions. So whether you’re a thrill-seeker looking for an adrenaline rush at the casinos or a culture enthusiast interested in the island’s unique blend of Portuguese and Chinese influences, Taipa Island promises an unforgettable experience.

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The gondola ride at Venetian Macau.

Embrace the Adventure: Lantau Island and Beyond

Following the glitz and glamour of Macau, seize the opportunity to explore the natural beauty and cultural attractions of Lantau Island. The largest of Hong Kong’s islands, Lantau, is home to the culturally significant Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery, which offer a serene experience away from the urban pace.

Besides its cultural attractions, Lantau Island is known for its stunning natural beauty. From the tranquil landscapes of the Ngong Ping Village to the breathtaking views atop Lantau Peak, the island offers a refreshing break from the bustling cityscapes of Hong Kong and Macau.

Whether you’re a nature lover, a history enthusiast, or a spiritual seeker, Lantau Island promises a genuinely enriching experience.

Pilgrimage to Po Lin Monastery and Tian Tan Buddha

A visit to Lantau Island is highlighted by a pilgrimage to the Po Lin Monastery and the Tian Tan Buddha, also known as the Big Buddha. Standing at 34 meters high, the Big Buddha is a modern tribute to ancient Buddhist statues, symbolizing the harmonious relationship between man and nature, people and faith.

You can reach the Big Buddha and the Po Lin Monastery by taking the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, which provides panoramic views of the surroundings during the ride. Once there, you can immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere of the monastery, enjoy a tranquil walk along the Wisdom Path, and marvel at the magnificent statue of the Big Buddha.

Tian Tan Buddha.

The Charm of Ngong Ping Village

Once you’ve visited the Po Lin Monastery and the Big Buddha, discover the charm of Ngong Ping Village. This culturally themed village features the distinctive New Pai Lau ornamental archway, authentic Chinese tea ceremonies at the Tea House, and a glimpse into traditional village life.

Whether you’re strolling through the village, shopping for souvenirs, or savouring a cup of traditional Chinese tea, you’ll find that Ngong Ping Village offers a tranquil respite from the hustle and bustle of the city. It’s the perfect place to relax, rejuvenate, and reflect on your journey.

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The Tian Tan Buddha, as seen from Ngong Ping Village.

Cultural Immersion: Hong Kong’s Local Life and Cuisine

Having explored the natural beauty and cultural attractions of Lantau Island, next immerse yourself in the local life and cuisine of Hong Kong. From market hopping in Kowloon Peninsula to food tours in vibrant neighbourhoods like Sham Shui Po and Tai Po Market, you’ll have ample opportunities to experience the city’s culinary culture and authentic local lifestyle.

Whether you’re savouring a bowl of wonton noodles at a local eatery, sampling regional favourites in the business areas of Central and Sheung Wan, or shopping for souvenirs at a bustling market, you’ll find that the city’s energy and vibrancy are infectious. The hustle and bustle, the sights and sounds, the flavours and aromas – all these experiences come together to give you a profound appreciation for the Hong Kong lifestyle.

Savoury Bites at Temple Street Night Market

Food lovers should not miss a visit to the Temple Street Night Market. This bustling market is renowned for its wide array of local street snacks and diverse shopping options. Some must-try foods include:

• Delicious pork dumplings
• Roast goose
• Sweet pineapple buns
• Hot bowls of noodles

The market offers a taste of Hong Kong’s beloved street food culture.

But it’s not just about the food. The Night Market is also a shopper’s paradise. From affordable fashion and jewellery to DVDs and souvenirs, you’ll find various items to take home as souvenirs of your Hong Kong-Macau adventure.

There are many souvenirs on display at Temple St Market.

A Taste of Tradition in Mong Kok

Venture to Mong Kok for a taste of traditional Hong Kong snacks, and if you have time, explore Tung Chung as well. This vibrant neighbourhood is celebrated for its street-side food stalls serving traditional Hong Kong snacks. Here, you can indulge in classic dim sum items, fish balls, and fried tofu, reflecting the area’s rich culinary heritage.

But Mong Kok is not just about food. It’s also about the lively streets, the bustling markets, and the vibrant local life. So, after you’ve had your fill of delicious snacks, take some time to explore the neighbourhood. You might stumble upon a street performance, a charming boutique, or a hidden gem that adds a special touch to your Hong Kong-Macau adventure.

Delicious seafood is a treat when touring Macau and Hong Kong.

Macau Special Administrative Region: A Blend of East and West

Having explored Hong Kong’s vibrant cityscape and Lantau Island’s serene landscapes, next delve into Macau’s unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures. This particular administrative region of China, located just across from mainland China, showcases a distinct blend of cultural influences, notably Portuguese, which is deeply embedded in its architecture.

The fusion of East and West in Macau is also visible through its bilingual street names, presented in both Portuguese and Chinese. This unique blend of cultures is a testament to Macau’s rich history as a former Portuguese colony and its status as a modern international city. From its architectural wonders to its delicious cuisine, Macau promises a unique and enriching experience.

Architectural Wonders: From A-Ma Temple to Macau Tower

Macau is brimming with architectural wonders, each with unique charm and history. The A-Ma Temple, one of Macau’s oldest spiritual sites, is a testament to the city’s religious heritage. The Ruins of St. Paul’s iconic facade stands as a reminder of Macau’s colonial past.

But Macau is not just about the past. The city is also home to modern architectural marvels like the Macau Tower, which offers breathtaking views of the city. Whether you’re marvelling at the intricate details of a centuries-old temple or standing atop a modern tower, Macau’s architectural wonders promise to leave you in awe.

A-Ma Temple in Macau.

Savouring Macanese Flavors

A visit to Macau isn’t complete without experiencing its unique cuisine. Macanese cuisine is a testament to the city’s cultural fusion, blending Portuguese flavours with Southeast Asian spices. Signature dishes such as African chicken, Bacalhau, and Minchi highlight this unique culinary synthesis, incorporating diverse ingredients from various cultures.

You can savour these Macanese flavours in locales such as Taipa Village, where the culinary landscape is rich with Chinese and Portuguese-inspired fare. From the sweet egg tarts to the savoury almond cookies, Macau’s cuisine promises to tantalize your taste buds and leave you craving more.

Free entertainment is alive on the streets of Taipa Island, Macau.

Leisure and Luxury: Hong Kong’s Entertainment and Shopping Scene

Following a day of cultural immersion and exploration, indulge in the leisure and luxury that Hong Kong offers. The city’s entertainment and shopping scene is a blend of the traditional and the modern, the affordable and the luxurious. Whether you prefer high-end shopping malls or bustling markets, high-profile brands or local boutiques, Hong Kong’s shopping scene has something for everyone.

From the luxury shopping at Landmark in Central to the diverse retail outlets at Festival Walk, from the electronics haven of Sham Shui Po to the jade offerings at Jade Market, shopping in Hong Kong is an experience.

After a day of shopping, unwind at one of the city’s many entertainment venues, whether it’s a world-class performance at the Hong Kong Cultural Centre or a vibrant night at Lan Kwai Fong, Hong Kong’s premier nightlife district.

Retail Therapy in Kowloon’s Markets

For a local shopping experience, consider heading to the markets in Kowloon. Here, you can find various goods, from fashion and accessories to electronics and souvenirs. The bustling markets offer a vibrant atmosphere where you can haggle for the best prices and discover unique items you won’t find in the malls.

One of the must-visit markets in Kowloon is the Fa Yuen Market, widely known as Sneaker Street. Here, you can find a wide selection of shoes and trainers popular with locals and tourists. Another famous market is the Jade Market, where you can find various jade products, from jewellery to decorative items.

Kowloon Skyline

Experiencing the City Skyline from Sky Terrace 428

Cap off your Hong Kong-Macau adventure at Sky Terrace 428, the highest observation deck in Hong Kong. Atop the Peak Tower, Sky Terrace 428 offers panoramic views of the city skyline, Victoria Harbor, and the surrounding islands.

The journey to the terrace is also an experience in itself. Take the Peak Tram, a historic funicular railway, and enjoy the scenic ride to the Peak Tower. Once at the top, you can visit attractions like Madame Tussauds and the Peak Tram Historical Gallery.

Whether you’re a nature lover, a photography enthusiast, or a romantic looking for a stunning sunset view, Sky Terrace 428 promises a memorable experience.

Hong Kong cityscape at noon.

Practicalities for the Perfect Trip

Having sampled what Hong Kong and Macau offer, let’s delve into some practicalities to ensure a perfect trip. From safety considerations to travel expenses, from weather conditions to language proficiency, several factors can enhance your travel experience in these cities.

Hong Kong and Macau are well-connected cities featuring extensive bus and train networks. And with English being one of the official languages, getting around these cities is a breeze. But it’s not just about the logistics. The best times for visiting these cities are during autumn, winter, and spring when the weather is pleasant and the cities are most vibrant.

Money Matters: Understanding the Hong Kong Dollar

Before setting off on your Hong Kong-Macau adventure, it’s crucial to familiarize yourself with the local currency. In Hong Kong, the official currency is the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD), and it’s always a good idea to have some cash on hand for small purchases and tips, although credit cards are widely accepted.

For currency exchange, avoiding airport kiosks is advisable due to less favourable rates. Instead, consider local money changers like Kin Shing Money Exchange or Capital Exchange Limited, which offer competitive rates without commissions. If you use a credit or debit card, remember to notify your bank of travel plans to prevent potential issues with foreign transactions.

Communication and Connectivity

In the digital age, maintaining connectivity while travelling is vital. Whether navigating around the city, checking out restaurant reviews, or sharing your travel photos on social media, reliable internet connectivity is necessary. In Hong Kong and Macau, tourists can access free Wi-Fi at numerous visitor centres, shopping malls, and government buildings. For a more reliable connection, consider getting a Discover Hong Kong Tourist SIM Card, which offers data usage, unlimited Wi-Fi, local calls, and credits for international communications.

While English is widely spoken in Hong Kong and Macau, learning a few basic Cantonese phrases can be helpful. This will enhance your ability to communicate and navigate in these cities and enrich your cultural experience, allowing you to connect more deeply with the local people and their culture.

Make the most of your time in Hong Kong and visit the best places, including Disneyland.

Summary of your Macau Hong Kong itinerary

From the vibrant cityscape of Hong Kong to the serene landscapes of Lantau Island, from the thrilling casinos of Macau to the tranquil temples of the Macau Peninsula, this 5-day Hong Kong-Macau itinerary offers a unique blend of experiences.

Whether you’re a history buff, a foodie, a thrill-seeker, or a nature lover, these cities promise to captivate you with their rich history, diverse culture, delicious cuisine, stunning vistas, and vibrant street life. So pack your bags, embark on this adventure, and create unforgettable memories in Hong Kong and Macau.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many days do you need in hong kong and macau.

You should spend at least three days in Hong Kong, and if you’re visiting Macau, add another day, making it 4-5 days in total.

Is Macau worth visiting from Hong Kong?

If you’re interested in experiencing a mix of culture and gambling, then Macau is worth visiting from Hong Kong. It’s easily doable as a day trip and offers a unique blend of historic charm and glitzy modern attractions.

How long is the ferry ride from Hong Kong to Macau?

The ferry ride from Hong Kong to Macau takes about 1 hour, covering approximately 33 nautical miles (61 km). It’s a quick and convenient way to travel between the two destinations.

What are some must-visit attractions in Hong Kong?

You must visit attractions in Hong Kong, such as the Sky100 Hong Kong Observation Deck, Man Mo Temple, Ocean Park Hong Kong, and Hong Kong Disneyland, among others. Don’t miss out!

What is the local currency in Hong Kong?

The local currency in Hong Kong is the Hong Kong Dollar (HKD). You’ll need it for your trip!

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4 Days Hong Kong Macau Highlights Tour for Diverse Experience

Dazzling cityscape of Hong Kong plus historical treasures of Macau

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Explore Hong Kong and Macau with Asia Odyssey Travel for 4 days!

Take an unforgettable journey through the vibrant cities of Hong Kong and Macau , where East meets West and traditions blend seamlessly with modernity. This captivating tour promises a whirlwind adventure filled with cultural discoveries, breathtaking sights, and a fusion of flavors that will leave you craving for more.

Begin your exploration in Hong Kong , Asia's World City. Marvel at the iconic skyline as you traverse the bustling streets, where ancient temples stand harmoniously alongside towering skyscrapers. Indulge in a shopping spree at vibrant markets and luxury boutiques, and savor the diverse culinary delights that will tantalize your taste buds.

Next, venture to Macau by ferry , a city steeped in history and charm. Immerse yourself in the enchanting blend of Chinese and Portuguese cultures as you wander through the Historic Centre, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Admire the Ruins of St. Paul's and Senado Square, and surrender to the excitement of the world-renowned casinos that dot the city.

From the dazzling cityscape of Hong Kong to the historical treasures of Macau , this tour promises an unforgettable adventure that will ignite your senses, ignite your curiosity, and create memories to last a lifetime. Don't miss the chance to embark on this remarkable Hong Kong Macau tour and unlock the secrets of these captivating destinations.

Itinerary at a Glance

Hong Kong (3 Days)

Half day visit: Victoria Peak, Aberdeen Fishing Village, Repulse Bay Half day free exploration: Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple, Nan Lian Garden, Avenue of Stars, Light show

Macau (1 Day)

the Ruins of St. Paul's, Fortaleza do Monte, Senado Square, A-Ma Temple, Venetian Macao

Itinerary Day by Day

Néih hóu! Hong Kong is a vibrant and cosmopolitan city with a unique blend of Eastern and Western cultures. It is a global financial center, a major tourist destination, and a foodie's heaven. Upon arrival in Hong Kong, your local tour guide and driver will meet you there and escort you to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at your own leisure.

Arrival Ideas: As Asia's World City, travelers can easily arrive in Hong Kong by air. There are numerous international and domestic airlines available for you to reach Hong Kong and access the rest of Asia. You can fly to Hong Kong from most cities in China, such as Guilin, Beijing, Xian, Shanghai, Kunming, Chengdu, and more. Additionally, travelers have the option to take a high-speed train to Hong Kong from Guilin (3.5 hours), Guangzhou (1 hour), Shenzhen (0.5 hour), Kunming (7.5 hours), and other cities.

Free Time Ideas: You have the option to embark on your own exploration of Sik Sik Yuen Wong Tai Sin Temple (黄大仙祠) and Nan Lian Garden (南莲园池) during the afternoon. These attractions offer a fascinating glimpse into the cultural and natural beauty of Hong Kong. Additionally, indulge in a memorable stroll along the renowned Avenue of Stars (星光大道), where you can admire the awe-inspiring vistas of Victoria Harbor and Hong Kong Island adorned with its towering skyscrapers. If your schedule allows, make sure to catch the mesmerizing " A Symphony of Lights" show (幻彩咏香江) at 20:00, an enchanting display that transforms the Hong Kong skyline into a captivating audio-visual extravaganza, truly a feast for the senses.

Today, you will enjoy a half-day guided tour (09:00-13:30, about 4.5 hours) with us to explore the stunning city skyline, the beautiful Victoria Harbour, the traditional way of life, and the beach scenery.

In the morning, your guide will meet you in the hotel lobby between 08:50 and 09:00. It's time to enjoy your half-day trip in Hong Kong and explore the stunning skylines from a different perspective. Start by taking the famous Star Ferry (天星小轮) at Tsim Sha Tsui Pier (尖沙咀码头) and cross Victoria Harbour between Hong Kong Island and Kowloon in just 7 minutes. The Star Ferry, a historic ferry service that has been operating in Hong Kong since 1888, offers a unique experience with breathtaking views of the iconic skyline and Victoria Harbor. Disembark at Central Star Ferry Pier (中环天星码头).

After that, pay a visit to the highest point of Hong Kong Island - Victoria Peak (about 552 meters), also known as the Peak, where you can enjoy stunning views of the city skyline from another perspective. You will take the famous Peak Tram , which has been in operation for more than 130 years, and journey through the verdant woods to explore some hidden old buildings that were left behind from old Hong Kong. Once you reach the Peak, make sure to visit the Sky Terrace 428 - an observation deck that offers 360-degree views of the breathtaking Hong Kong skyline and beautiful harbor. Seize this rare opportunity to capture some amazing photos from the top.

Later, drive about 30 minutes from the Peak to the Aberdeen Fishing Village , where you will experience a very interesting contrast and change of pace from the Hong Kong business district and Kowloon. Aberdeen is a historic fishing village located in the Southern District of Hong Kong Island. It is one of the oldest and most traditional fishing villages in Hong Kong. Take a sampan ride through the village and witness the traditional way of life of the boat people. Visit the Aberdeen Wholesale Fish Market and see the fresh seafood that is caught and sold in Hong Kong. If time permits, take a stroll along the Aberdeen Promenade and enjoy the breathtaking views of the harbor and the surrounding mountains.

Lastly, escape the bustling cityscape and head to the tranquil Repulse Bay , one of Hong Kong's most famous beaches. Sink your toes into the soft sand, soak up the sun, and take a refreshing dip in the clear waters of the South China Sea. With its picturesque surroundings and serene ambiance, Repulse Bay offers the perfect setting for relaxation. Whether you choose to unwind on the beach or indulge in water activities, this coastal oasis will leave you rejuvenated. ( Note: In the event of unfavorable weather conditions for beach relaxation, an alternative plan will be executed, leading you to the vibrant Stanley Market. Explore the lively marketplace teeming with an array of exquisite trinkets, fashionable apparel, and unique souvenirs that cannot be found elsewhere. Indulge in a moment of relaxation by savoring a cup of coffee or beer at one of the charming seaside cafés or pubs, providing respite from the bustling crowds.) Upon concluding the tour, you will be accompanied back to your hotel.

Free Time Ideas for Evening Tour: If time allows, explore the lively street markets of Temple Street Night Market or Ladies' Market , where you can find a variety of local goods, including clothing, accessories, and souvenirs. The remaining time allows you to indulge in the vibrant street scene of Kowloon, with its bustling markets, shops, and restaurants. Take the opportunity to try some local street food or dine at a traditional Cantonese restaurant to savor the flavors of Hong Kong cuisine.

If you have already explored Hong Kong and are looking to venture further, consider taking a day tour from Hong Kong to Macau . Begin your journey in the morning by heading to the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, where you can catch a TurboJET ferry to Macau. The ferry ride takes approximately 55 minutes and will bring you to Macau's Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal.

Upon arriving in Macau, start your exploration by visiting some of the iconic landmarks. The first stop could be the Ruins of St. Paul's , a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This magnificent structure features a facade adorned with statues of saints, angels, and dragons, showcasing a fusion of Portuguese and Chinese influences. The grandeur of the church's facade and the intricate carvings are truly awe-inspiring. Take the opportunity to climb the stairs to the top of the facade, where you'll be rewarded with breathtaking views of Macau and the Pearl River Delta.

Next, make your way to Fortaleza do Monte , also known as "Mount Fortress." This 17th-century fortification was originally built by the Jesuits and served as a defensive system. Climb Mount Hill within the fort and enjoy panoramic views of the city of Macau from its balustrades. As you explore, you'll also come across old cannons, providing a glimpse into the fort's historical significance.

Afterward, take a leisurely stroll to Senado Square , a vibrant public square situated in the heart of Macau. Visiting Senado Square immerses you in the city's unique culture and heritage. The colonial-style buildings that surround the square serve as reminders of Macau's Portuguese past, while the numerous shops and restaurants offer a delightful experience of the city's diverse culinary scene.

Make sure to pay a visit to the A-Ma Temple , the oldest temple in Macau, dedicated to the goddess Mazu, who is revered as the protector of seafarers. Explore the various buildings within the temple complex and learn about their religious significance.

If you're interested, you can also venture to the Venetian Macao , the largest casino in the world. Take some time to experience the opulence of the resort, try your luck at the tables or slots, or simply relax and soak in the luxurious atmosphere.

At the conclusion of your tour, your guide will accompany you to the cruise terminal, where you can board a ferry to return to Hong Kong. Thank you for choosing Asia Odyssey Travel (AOT) for your Hong Kong Macau tour. We are always dedicated to serving you and look forward to welcoming you again for your future trips to China/Asia.

After breakfast, you will have some free time to explore the city at your leisure. Later, you will be transferred to the airport or train station for your onward journey to your next destination.

Thank you for choosing  Asia Odyssey Travel (AOT) for your Hong Kong Macau tour. We are always dedicated to serving you and look forward to welcoming you again for your future trips to China/Asia.

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I'm a Singaporean traveller who booked a private solo tour. I chanced upon AOT after I googled and decided to travel last min. My planner from AOT named Rita was very patient towards all my request and changes, she is knowledgeable and provided excellent advice for my 8 days trip arrangement from Shanghai, Zhangjiajie N Chongqing. Although there were very minor hiccups just like any overseas holiday, it was still a well planned trip.

I would like thank all my tour guides and drivers (师父) for looking after me so well. Special mention to Zhangjiajie Tour Guide named Ms Rita Wang, she looks after her client with her sincerest heart into the smallest details such as eating habits and my lifestyle. (Example: Turning A/C on knowing we Singaporeans can't live without A/C in car & also I don't even have to look at menu to order food becos she knows what I want to eat) Also thank you 杨师父 who tagged team with Rita, he is a very good skilled safe driver and knows how look after me during long haul journey drive inter cities.

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HONG KONG.    Forever known as the “Pearl of the Orient”, a sophisticated, diverse and vibrant metropolis with a tasteful blend of East and West, where millions come to savor its culinary delicacies, hunt for extraordinary shopping bargains, and soak up its electrifying nightlife. And as a gateway into Asia, a trip to Hong Kong can be combined with just about any destination in the Orient – from China’s Terracotta Warriors to Yangon’s shimmering pagodas; Malaysia’s virgin jungles to Thailand’s idyllic beaches; Cambodia’s ancient temple ruins to India’s stunning palaces. Hong Kong offers endless possibilities and thrills unmatched by anywhere else on the planet. Choose from our array of meticulously crafted Southeast Asia & Hong Kong tours and experience for yourself why Hong Kong remains atop over everyone’s bucket list. 

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Open your senses to Hong Kong’s dramatic contrasts of old and new – heritage homes and centuries old temples amid towering skyscrapers; primitive fishing villages a stone’s throw from the bright lights of Hong Kong Harbor; the iconic 110 year-old double-decker tramway rolling along side Central’s gleaming office towers. Fascinating heritage, amazing cuisines, superb entertainment, over-the-top accommodations – Hong Kong has it all.

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MACAU, located on the western bank of the Pearl River Delta and a short one-hour Hydrofoil ride from Hong Kong has become one of Asia’s hottest destinations in recent years. Crowned as “Las Vegas of the East”, this laid-back, Portuguese colony of 400 years is dotted with cobbled streets, beautiful churches, stone fortresses and Art Deco buildings, at the same time boasts an arsenal of mega casinos, super luxury hotels, spectacular evening shows and fabulous cuisines. Dine your way through Macau’s fantastic eats, take a romantic evening stroll along Macau’s spectacular waterfront, or run your luck at one of the peninsula’s hottest casinos, Macau promises a visit with memories that will last a lifetime!

As a leader in luxury travel to Asia for over two decades, we understand hotels are an integral part of any vacation. Whether you love to eat, shop or explore the city, you can rest assured your day will always end in comfort and style. Our team at Explorient takes enormous pride in choosing best-in-class accommodations that maximizes your trip experience in accordance with your requirements.

Each hotel we choose goes through an extensive vetting process – from frequent onsite inspection visits, to constantly collecting feedback from our clients and on-the-ground partners, to maintaining strong relationships with hotel management to improve quality on an ongoing basis.  Most of our Hong Kong tour packages offer a choice of accommodations to suit your travel style and budget. These hotels range from moderate 4-star hotels all the way to top-of-line luxury properties. No matter your choice, you can be sure your “home away from home” will be of the highest quality, conveniently located, and of top-notch service. Here’s our portfolio of hotels featured across our Hong Kong vacations. Read more

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Visitors to Hong Kong must hold a valid passport. Passports should be valid for at least one month after your planned departure date from Hong Kong. For some nationalities, this condition extends to six months. Nationals of most countries, including US, are not required to obtain visas for periods varying from seven days to 180 days, depending on nationality. 

For nationals who do not have exemption or those looking to obtain other types of visas (work, student, etc.), please refer to the Hong Kong Immigration website for details.  

Please note visas are required to enter Mainland China. While it is possible to apply for one while in Hong Kong (takes up to 5 working days), we strongly recommend obtaining your visa in advance in your country of residence. 

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Passengers are allowed 44 pounds and two pieces of luggage per person. Excess luggage fees will be charged if you check more than the stated allowances, and these charges are your responsibility.  Baggage carts at the airport are available free of charge.

Baggage carried on board is restricted to exceed 56cmx36cmx26cm.

Hong Kong’s climate is subtropical, with hot, humid summers that can reach temperatures of 95 F/35 C and humidity close to 100%. From May – October, typhoons with strong winds may occasionally occur. From October, temperatures drop to the cool 60s F/20s C. The coldest time of year is December-February. Clear, sunny days make October-November the best time to visit.

Hong Kong’s subtropical climate means you won’t be needing the winter woollies for most of the year. Loose-fitting cotton clothing generally fits the bill. The exception is from mid-December to February, when the mercury might fall to a mild 10 o C (50 o F). But even in the summer, it pays to bring along a light sweater – air-conditioning in most restaurants and cinemas is often turned up high. Rain showers are often during the rainy season (around May to September), so also be sure to pack a light waterproof jacket.

Hong Kong thrives on efficient telecommunications. Mobile phone is widely used and some hotels featured in our Hong Kong tours provide free use of mobile phones during guests' stay.

International Direct Dialing is available in all hotels. Prepaid telephone cards are available in post offices, hotels and supermarkets for public phones. The country code for Hong Kong is (852).

Wifi is widely available throughout as well as hotels included in your Hong Kong vacation package, though charges may apply. 

Postage is inexpensive and the service is reliable. 

Legal tender is the Hong Kong dollar (HK$). There are 100 cents in a dollar. Coins, issued by the government, are bronze-colored for 10 cents, 20 cents and 50 cents; silver-colored for HK$1, HK$2, and HK$5; Notes have denominations of HK$10, HK$20, HK$50, HK$100, HK$500, and HK$1,000. The exchange rate is approximately HK$7.8 to the US dollar.

Major banks are open from 9am to 4:30pm Monday to Friday, and 9am to 12:30pm on Saturday. They close on Sundays and public holidays. Automated teller machines (ATMs) can be found almost everywhere and some HSBC “Electronic Money” machines provide 24-hour cash withdrawal (HK$) facilities for Visa and MasterCard holders. American Express cardholders have access to Jetco ATMs and can withdraw local currency and travelers’ checks at the Express Cash ATMs in town.

Major credit cards are widely accepted in shops and restaurants throughout Hong Kong. 

According to related laws and regulations, the luggage of inbound and outbound passengers must come under customs supervision and control.

Voltage in Hong Kong is 220 volts, but most portable electronic devices such as mobile phones, tablets and laptop computers do not require a electrical converter.

Electrical appliances will require an adapter that can change the shape of the plug prongs. Hotels featured in our Hong Kong tour packages provide hair dryers and as well other amenities expected in 4 and 5-star hotels. 

Hong Kong is known as one of the great culinary capitals of the world. There is plenty of local and international cuisines to sample during your stay.

Tap water in Hong Kong is NOT potable, but bottled mineral water is available everywhere. Your hotel will also provide several bottles each day. 

No special vaccinations are required.  Upon arrival and departure in Hong Kong, passengers are required to complete a health declaration form provided to (including transit passengers) at the airport, ports and border points.You will also have your temperature taken when you pass through immigration. These measures enable visitors to have an enjoyable and healthy stay in Hong Kong. You can also contact the Center for Disease Control (C.D.C.) 404-639-3534 for updated information.

The vast majority of our Hong Kong tours are private with airport transfers by private car and sightseeing via either public transportation (most tours) or by private car (luxury tour products). For airport transfers without guides, suggest tipping the driver about HK$100 (~ US$12) each way. For half day sightseeing via public transport, you may tip the guide between HK200 (~ US$25) (based on 2 passengers). If there is a private car involved, you may tip the driver around HK$100 (~ US$12). Of course, you may adjust these tipping guidelines up or down depending on the level of service you received. 

Hong Kong is geographically compact and boasts one of the world’s most efficient, safe, affordable and frequent public transport systems. Whether by taxi, ferry, rail, bus or tram, you can get around easily and catch wonderful glimpses of the city along the way. The system covers extension areas of Hong Kong with signs in English and Chinese.

Your Hong Kong tour with us includes airport transfers by private car upon arrival and departure. Most of our Hong Kong vacation packages feature the use of public transportation during sightseeing tours. This is a great way to immerse in the city's modern day culture as well as sampling the unique transport methods such as ferry, subway, tramway and trams. 

Lastly, Hong Kong boasts a robust transportation network between Hong Kong, Macau and mainland China via highway, high speed trains and hydro-foil (high speed ferry). 

You can buy virtually anything in Hong Kong. Essential items to bring include: Valid Passport. Copy of Your Airline Ticket. Your Medicines. Departure documents. Electrical adapters. Portable electronic devices. Sunscreen/Tan lotion.  Pocket size Kleenex.  Folding Umbrella.  Comfortable walking shoes.

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Booking an attractive 6 night 7 day Hong Kong and Macau trip not only allows the travelers to experience the charm of popular attractions but also offers the best value for money on a fun-filled vacation. This gives an advantage to the travelers of journeying to two destinations on one single trip which is totally an awesome deal. A glamorous financial hub, and a choice city for luxury shopping, Hong Kong is loved by tourists all over the planet. At the same time, this city-state is steeped in culture and history, and has a lot more to offer than mouth-watering dim sum and an impressive skyline. Around every corner is something new and unique, whether it's an ancient temple, or a shop selling the latest electronic gadget.

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7 astounding and beautiful places you will be exploring, 1. disneyland in hong kong.

What’s Special: Theme parks, thrilling rides

Entry Fee: Around INR 5806 per person

Famous Cuisine: Cantonese cuisine

Timings: 10:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Distance from City Centre: 19 Kilometers

When Disneyland comes to mind, most of you might be considering it an attraction perfect for children. But, that’s not the case. As you book a Hong Kong Macau trip plan with Disneyland as one of the attractions to be explored with us, we shall introduce you to this amazing theme park, where people of every age can take complete delight in, and cherish their inherent child like never before. Comprising about seven themes: U.S.A., Main Street, Adventureland, Fantasyland, Mystic Point, Tomorrowland, Grizzly Gulch, and Toy Story Land, Disneyland is the largest theme park in the region. And, being equipped with a plethora of fun-filled and thrilling rides, this attraction makes it to the list of must-visit places on an excursion of Hong Kong without a doubt!

2. Ocean Park

What’s Special: Electrifying rides, marine animals, theme parks

Entry Fee: Around INR 4036 per person

Timings: 10:00 AM to 6:00 PM

Distance from City Centre: 12 Kilometers

Ocean Park is the second famous and largest theme park in Hong Kong after Disneyland. There are end number of rides here along with animal theme park, oceanarium, marine mammal park and a lot more. This is a must visit place in Hong Kong if your heart longs for fun and adventure and also if you are traveling with kids. Built in an area of around 91 hectares, this place needs around 7 to 8 hours to get explored.

3. Victoria Peak

What’s Special: Stunning views of skyscrapers

Entry Fee: Around INR 374 per person

Timings: 10:00 AM to 11:00 PM

Distance from City Centre: 15 Kilometers

Another enthralling place to visit in Hong Kong is Victoria Peak. The peak offers stunning views of the lit skyscrapers of the Hong Kong skyline and the view is simply stunning. Besides proving the stunning views, there are other attractions as well like Sky Terrace 428, Peak Tower and Madame Tussauds wax museum. If you want to experience fine dining then we recommend going to Sky Terrace 428.

4. Aberdeen Fishing Village

What’s Special: Serene village, floating homes, breathtaking views

Entry Fee: No Entry Fee

Timings: 24 Hours

Distance from City Centre: 5 Kilometers

Aberdeen Fishing Village is located around 5 kilometers away from Hong Kong the quintessential village is located in a serene and calm ambiance, far away from the hustle-bustle of city life. The livelihood of people of Aberdeen depends on fishing. One can also try to learn riding a boat or choose to stay in a sampan boat. The village is dotted with many floating homes and thousands of people stay there. Spend some time in this quaint village on our 7 days Hong Kong Macau package.

5. St. Paul’s

What’s Special: Ancient church

Timings: 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM

Distance from City Centre: 66 Kilometers

St. Paul’s church was initially built around 1508, but was partially destroyed by fire and was again rebuilt in 1602 by the Japanese. The church was known for its remarkable carvings and architecture. At present St. Paul’s church is surrounded by a beautiful park and is a favourite picnic spot. The church also offers breathtaking views of the city, so many people come here for those amazing views.

6. Na Tcha Temple

What’s Special: Scared site, offers breathtaking views

Timings: 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM

The Na Tcha Temple is dedicated to the God of War and was established in 1888. The architecture of the temple is very simple and the ambiance is calm and serene. Since the temple is located at a higher elevation, it offers breathtaking views. There is a small Na Tcha Exhibition Hall inside the temple which exhibits various wall arts of the God of War. Visit the temple and admire the stunning surroundings and the sacred vibes.

7. Old City Walls

What’s Special: Ancient Wall, beautiful sights

Distance from City Centre: 67 Kilometers

The Old City Wall was established near Na Tcha Temple and St. Pauls’s church. The wall was constructed to protect the city from any foregin invasions or attacks from Chinese. The Old City Wall is known for its unique architecture and is made of sand, clay, rocks, and oyster shells. At present only a small section of the wall is open for tourists as most of it has been destroyed owing to low maintenance. See the mesmerizing place with Hong Kong Macau tour packages .

Is This Trip Right For Me?

This trip can be right for you :

• If you are looking to explore historical monuments like Old City Walls and St. Paul’s Church.
• Explore breathtaking views of Hong Kong’s skyscrapers.
• Spend an exciting and thrilling day at Hong Kong Disneyland.
• Admire the colorful and vibrant underwater life at Ocean Park.
• Try delicious and mouth-watering Cantonese cuisine.
• Appreciate the humble living and serene ambiance of Aberdeen Fishing Village.

This exclusive 7 days Hong Kong Macau travel packages offers an exciting 4-day stay in Hong Kong, followed by a 2-day tour to Macau. While holidaying in Hong Kong, a visit to the Ocean Park, the entertaining Disneyland, and the traditional Aberdeen Village is a must. With our all-inclusive Hong Kong Macau tour from India, here are a bounty of things to do which conclude your trip to this exotic destination into a memorable one. You may enjoy panoramic views of Hong Kong city from the Victoria Peak; hop on traditional boats and ultra-modern yachts for a joyful ride; watch the parade of Disney characters; stroll through the artificial bubble tunnels and reefs for a candid rendezvous with the colourful fishes; marvel the classical masterpiece dedicated to the Sea Goddess, Mazu; and do a lot more.

The highlight of this Hong Kong and Macau vacation will be a full day tour of Disneyland, where thrilling water rides and entertaining show performances await you. The second China holiday destination of your 7-day Hong Kong and Macau family tour package is the sizzling city of Macau.

Explore the historical sights like the Ruins of St. Paul’s and Mount Fortress. Seek blessings at the ancient Na Tcha Temple and A-Ma Temple on your Macau trip. Take an ideal vacation with this Hong Kong and Macau tour package this summer.

Travel Advisory For Hong Kong & Macau Tour Package

If you are aspiring for a vacation in Hong Kong and Macau, make sure to check out the following list and travel prepared!

• Hong Kong and Macau are safe places, still a little precaution does no harm. Hence, while travelling make sure to take care of your belongings. Upon reaching the destination, keep your valuables intact and take care of your luggage.
• Stay away from areas that are poorly lit or unfriendly neighbourhoods.
• Make sure that you lock your hotel room before leaving for any activity or sightseeing.
• Carry a mosquito repellent and other necessary medications. Avoid extremely spicy food or any food that may cause an allergic reaction.
• While pursuing any adventure activity or water sport, make sure to follow the proper instructions of the trainer or the mandatory guidelines. While swimming, do not go too far in the ocean.
• It is advisable to get a medical check-up done prior to your trip. A full body check-up at least 8 weeks prior to your trip is advised.
• If you are someone who enjoys shopping then head to the Ladies Market & Temple Street in Kowloon, Hong Kong and buy some souvenirs.
• For travellers who love water rides, the junk boat ride offers an idyllic experience.
• The nightlife in Hong Kong is vibrant and full of exhilaration. One can visit the numerous cafes and pubs in Hong Kong for an exciting time.
• Adventure-seekers can relish a plethora of beach activities in Hong Kong, including surfing, kayaking, and windsurfing.

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• Enjoy stunning panoramas from the top of Victoria Peak
• Hong Kong city tour and Aberdeen village
• A full-day Disneyland tour with thrilling rides
• Visit to Ocean Park and entertaining Symbio show
• Ferry ride to Macau and city tour

Welcome to the cosmopolitan Hong Kong

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Welcome to the cosmopolitan city of Hong Kong! Your Hong Kong and Macau tour package itinerary begins.

Land in the dazzling city of Hong Kong. A representative will receive you at the airport and escort you the hotel. Check-in and relax for a while to destress after a long flight. Spend the first day of your Hong Kong holiday at leisure. You can go out and stroll on the streets. As the day ends, come back to the hotel and sleep off the night.

Hong Kong city tour

• Victoria Peak
• Aberdeen Village
• Hong Kong Skyline

This day of your Hong Kong and Macau tour package is reserved for an amusing city tour in which you will visit the famous tourist attractions of Hong Kong.

Kick start the day with a delicious breakfast and get ready for Hong Kong city tour. The first attraction on your Hong Kong trip itinerary will be the Victoria Peak from where you can enjoy the panoramic views of the city. The next hotspot is the old-fashioned Aberdeen Fishing Village.

Watch the contrasting picture of the traditional houseboats and on the other side, the ultra-modern yachts standing by the harbour. Later, buy beautiful precious jewellery from the jewel shops and return to your hotel for a comfortable overnight stay, marking the end of the day 2 of your Hong Kong and Macau tour.

Tip: Take a tram ride to Victoria Peak to witness the breathtaking views of the scenic landscapes while on a holiday to Hong Kong.

Exciting full-day Disneyland tour

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Get ready for some exciting fun as this day of your Hong Kong tour takes you on a magical full-day Disneyland tour.

A buffet spread of delectable dishes marks a beginning to the third day of your holiday in Hong Kong. Get ready for a full-day tour of Disneyland. Catch the front row and watch the parade of all the Disney characters dancing in full force to the tune of Disney songs. For some adventurous fun, indulge in the joyful rides or go hunting by opting for a jungle river cruise.

Late in the evening, return to your hotel and retire for the night.

Tip: You can request your agent to include a one day stay in Disneyland while customising your Hong and Macau package (charges extra).

Fun-filled Ocean Park

• Full Day Ocean Park Tour
• Symbio Show
• Water Rides

Your trip to Hong Kong gets all the more exciting with a visit to the biggest oceanarium in Asia -- the Ocean Park.

Start the day with a fresh breakfast and get ready for an exciting full day tour of Ocean park. Home to over 400 species of fishes, the Grand Aquarium gives you an opportunity to walk through the artificial bubble tunnels and reefs with a see-through glass bottom to view the colorful fishes swimming beneath. The highlight of your Hong Kong travel would be watching the first ever 360-degree water screen show, Symbio, complemented with fireworks and music.

After an awesome day, come back to the hotel and stay for the night.

Transfer to Macau & a leisure day

On the fifth day of your Hong Kong and Macau holiday, you will travel to Macau and spend the entire day leisurely.

Savour a hearty breakfast, complete check-out formalities and leave for the sizzling city of Macau. Enjoy the joyful ferry ride as you go past the Hong Kong skyline and reach the shores of Macau. Upon reaching, check-in at the hotel and relax for some time.

You have this entire day to explore the scintillating city. While on your Macau trip, street shopping is a must. After a fun-filled day, come back to the hotel and have a sound sleep.

Travel time (Hong Kong to Macau via ferry): Approx. 1 hour

Tip: Try a variety of dim sums at the famous Dim Sum Square Restaurant located in Shin Wan on your Macau holiday.

Enjoyable Macau city tour

• Ruins of St- Paul's
• Na Tcha Temple
• Old City Walls

Explore the city that is full of top-rated attractions on this day of your Hong and Macau tour package itinerary.

Post breakfast, get ready for a city tour of Macau.The tour takes you to the ancient Ruins of St. Paul’s, an 800 years old Chinese temple -- Na Tcha Temple, the historical Old City Walls, the peaceful surroundings of the Mount Forte and the oldest temple in Macau which is a classical masterpiece dedicated to the sea Goddess, Mazu.

Mark an end to the day 6 of your Hong Kong and Macau family holiday with an overnight stay at the hotel.

Departure day

End the last day of Hong Kong and Macau tour itinerary with nostalgic memories.

After a delectable breakfast, check-out from the hotel in Macau and get transferred to Hong Kong by ferry. Upon reaching Hong Kong, you will be transferred to the International Airport to board the flight for your onward destination.

Travel time (Macau to Hong Kong via ferry): Approx. 1 hour

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FAQs for Hong Kong

How many days do you need in hong kong and macau.

You will need at least 4-5 days to explore both the places, that is Hong Kong and Macau, if you wish to have a comfortable experience. It is advisable to plan your itinerary in advance and prefer going to the places you wish to explore, rather than wasting time at the sites that are surprising for you.

How much does a trip to Hong Kong cost?

A trip of 4 nights and 5 days to Hong Kong will cost your around INR 30,000 per person. However, the ultimate budget of your trip depends on the places you are planning to visit, and the sightseeing tours taken.

How much will it cost to go to Hong Kong Disneyland?

A ticket to Disneyland Hong Kong is HK$639 for adults and HK$475 for kids below 11 years. In Indian currency, the price would be around INR 6,000 and INR 4,500 respectively.

When is the ideal time to visit Hong Kong?

In Hong Kong, summers are quite hot and humid. Therefore, the best months to visit Hong Kong is from March to April and October to November. During these months, travelers can experience the delightful weather and cool breeze.

What are the best places for shopping in Hong Kong & Macau?

Some of the best places to shop on a Hong Kong and Macau tour are:

• Ladies’ Market, Kowloon
• Stanley Market, Hong Kong
• Apliu Street Flea Market
• Times Square Mall
• Senado Square Area, Macau

Would one find good Indian restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau?

Yes, there are several Indian restaurants in Hong Kong and Macau. Some of the best ones are mentioned below:

Indian Restaurants in Hong Kong:

• Namaste Kitchen
• Central Indian Restaurant
• Sangeetha Indian Restaurant

Indian Restaurants in Macau

• Aruna Indian Curry & Cafe House
• Curry Monster
• The Golden Peacock

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Eight more mainland cities to join HK, Macao individual visit scheme

A passenger goes through customs clearance process in the Guangdong-Macao In-depth Cooperation Zone at Hengqin port, south China's Guangdong Province, March 1, 2024. /Xinhua

Eight more cities on the Chinese mainland will be eligible to issue individual travel endorsements for trips to the Hong Kong and Macao special administrative regions starting from May 27, according to the National Immigration Administration on Saturday.

The adding of Taiyuan in Shanxi Province, Hohhot in the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, Harbin in Heilongjiang Province, Lhasa in the Xizang Autonomous Region, Lanzhou in Gansu Province, Xining in Qinghai Province, Yinchuan in the Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region, and Urumqi in the Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, was approved by the State Council.

Residents and holders of residence permits of the above eight cities will from May 27 be able to submit applications at the entry and exit service counters of local public security organs, or use the smart endorsement equipment there for individual travel endorsement.

Holders of these endorsements will be allowed to stay in Hong Kong or Macao for a maximum of seven days per visit.

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