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Top 8 Day Trips from in Macau, China
Formerly administered by the Portuguese, this high-energy city on the South China Sea is world-famous as a gaming destination and has also begun attracting visitors with an increasing array of shows, entertainment, and nightlife. The city's historic center, with its rich blend of Chinese and European architecture and culture, has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
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1. Savour Macau Half Day Tour by Award Winning Operator
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 8 reviews
What differentiates the very best Macau day trip? In this well-curated half-day tour, you will explore overlooked World Heritage with untold stories, and to celebrate the joy and beauty of a multimedia spectacle at one of the splendid hotels, of which typical-hasty tour will sure be missed. Whether you want to experience history face-to-face in nostalgic alleys with a camera in hand, or embrace the stylish side of Macau like James Bond at an enchanting hotel, this highlight tour gives you all!
Inclusions: Pick up at the Sheraton Grand (Main Lobby) & Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal, Air-conditioned vehicle, English/Chinese bilingual tour guide. English as major, depends on actual ratio of guest in the tour, Complimentary 1 bottle of water per guest, Complimentary Macau-designed souvenir per guest
Exclusions: Travel Visa to Macau (if applicable), Personal travel insurance, Ferry tickets or any other transportation fees, All personal expenses and other items not stated in the itinerary, Gratuities
Reviewed By fongmeng2013
We have joined a cultural workshop with the making of Portuguese egg tart that we can do it ourselves, everybody have so much fun. The vehicle provided was new and very clean, he is so clear about any show's schedule and operating hours of the sites, He is kind and considerate, during such a tight schedule, he managed to be so attentive to all our needs. We are touched by his enthusiasm towards introducing his home town, and sharing the untold stories which some are inherited by his grandfather. Manuel is a cultural expert and had in depth knowledge of the history of Macau, a tour guide with so much passion.
2. Private Tour: Macau Day Trip from Hong Kong
Overall Ratings
4.8 based on 6 reviews
Discover Portuguese influences in Macau on visits to various historical and cultural sites with your private guide on this private tour from Hong Kong. Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ruins of St Paul’s and see the 17th-century Cathedral of St Paul. Visit two museums that demonstrate various themes running through Macau’s history – the Macau Museum and the Maritime Museum. End your tour with lunch at the stop of the Macau Tower and admire gorgeous bird’s-eye views of Macau, the Pearl River and beyond.
Inclusions: Local English-speaking guide, Lunch, Transport by private air-conditioned vehicle, Hotel pickup and drop-off
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By Excursion174365
Hey there, once in Hangzhou (HZ), please do yourself a favor; go visit the West Lake. In fact, it is a World Heritage Site. Sail by traditional boats to the island (forgot the name). Visit the exile residence of Chang Kai Check. Sceneries are just out of this world. I took more than 100 pics. And the last not the least; stay until late in the afternoon for the symphony and colorful water display! It is a life time souvenir.
3. Private Customized Macau Day Tour from Hong Kong
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4.5 based on 2 reviews
Extend and enhance your sightseeing experience of Hong Kong by designing your own itinerary on this private, full-day Macau tour. Accompanied by a knowledgeable guide, customize your day according to your interests and see only Macau sights that you wish to see. Visiting some of the city’s iconic highlights including a drive over the newly established Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge; taking you to the most popular attractions; and discover into the rich historical heritage of the area by visiting the UNESCO World Heritage historic sites. Whichever way you wish to spend your time in Macau, the expertise attention of your guide is guaranteed on this private custom tour.
Inclusions: All taxes, fees and handling charges, Local guide, Professional guide, Tour escort/host, Private tour, Refreshments and Snacks, Drive over the Hong Kong Zhuhai Macau Bridge (longest over sea bridge in the world 55kms)(vehicle parked at the border), Public transports costs within Macau (Buses, taxis and casino shuttles), Attractions such as Lilau Square, Moorish Barracks, Barra Square, Macau-Taipa Bridge, St. Lawrence's Church, Teatro de Pedro V, St. Augustine Square, Lou Kau Mansion, Mandarin's House, Guia Fortress and light house, St. Dominic's Church, Wynn Performing Lake, Rua do Cunha, Domingos Road etc.
Exclusions: Lunch costs, Gratuities, Alcoholic beverages
Reviewed By acvccox
What to do with a full day in Hong Kong between debarking a cruise ship and an evening flight? Spending it with Jacky Wong of This is Asia Tours was one of the best choices of our entire trip. Jacky met our party of five at Kai Tak Terminal exactly where he said he’d be with a luxurious van that easily accommodated our group and all our luggage. After asking what we’d already seen of Hong Kong (our ship arrived the previous morning) he suggested we make a stop at the Kowloon Public Pier for a panoramic view of Victoria Harbour and a brief history of the city. Though we had been on two shore excursions the day before, Jacky provided a much more thorough explanation of why and how Hong Kong came to be. He is incredibly knowledgeable and articulate and also exhibits a great sense of humor, which made spending the day with him a highlight of our trip. From there we headed to Lantau Island while Jacky described the development of the current airport and supporting infrastructure. As we neared Disneyland and I expressed interest, Jacky immediately exited the freeway for a quick “drive by” of the park resorts. Then we proceeded to Tai O, the highlight of our day. This picturesque fishing village of stilt houses, canals and pedestrian lanes is about as different from the bustle of Kowloon as one can possibly imagine. And Jacky knows it like the back of his hand. He introduced us to many of the shopkeepers and restauranteurs as he explained the delicacies produced here and encouraged us to sample them. We had an extensive walking tour including two temples before stopping for lunch at a canal-front cafe where Jacky ordered for us based on our preferences (including beer!). A subsequent stop at Triple Lanterns Cafe allowed for a thorough discussion of the current politics and prospects of Hong Kong. Jacky was very forthcoming and insightful and we found his unique perspective very enlightening. Tai O was definitely a highlight of our entire trip thanks to Jacky. I can’t imagine we would have enjoyed it nearly as much had we ventured there on our own. From Tai O, we drove to visit the Big Buddha and affiliated temples, which were quite crowded due to it being the first day of the lunar new year. Along with all the technical information about the site, Jacky provided the historical significance (or lack thereof) of this recent attraction completed just prior to Hong Kong’s transfer from the U.K. to China. Following a spectacular and very full day, Jacky delivered us to the airport, where he accompanied us (and all our luggage) into the terminal where he directed us to the appropriate ticket counter for our homebound flight. Subsequently, he emailed about twenty photos of our day together, several of which are posted with this review. When I began looking for a transfer tour, I was really only looking for a way to spend the time between leaving our ship and an evening flight. Jacky Wong turned it into one of the best experiences of our trip. I cannot recommend highly enough that anyone visiting Hong Kong contact Jacky Wong of This Is Asia Tours. I am incredibly glad that I did.
4. Macau Sightseeing Day Trip from Hong Kong With Lunch
Overall Ratings
4.0 based on 817 reviews
Complete your visit to Hong Kong with a day trip to Macau, once the oldest European settlement in the Orient. Sit back and relax as you sail across the sea from Hong Kong to Macau on a jetfoil or catamaran. Explore Macau's historical sites, such as the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Ruins of St Paul and A-Ma Temple (Macau Barra), and visit modern establishments like the Macau Tower with your expert guide. With lunch and round-trip hotel transport included, this full-day sightseeing tour is not to be missed! Please note: Due to tight schedule, this product is not recommended to travelers who need to leave Hong Kong on the same day.
Inclusions: Hotel pickup and drop-off (selected hotels only), Lunch, Experienced Local guide, Air-conditioned vehicle, All taxes, fees and handling charges, Return fast ferry to Macau
Exclusions: Gratuities, Macau Tower observation deck entry fee, Macau Visa if required
Reviewed By Martin H
The peak tram visit was good, particularly as their was no need to queue for tickets. Stanley market and Aberdeen were also worth visiting. The jewellery factory was nothing more than waste if half an hour. Still worth doing if you've not been before.
5. Private Day Tour to Macau from Guangzhou by Bullet Train
Macau is an amazing city near Guangzhou. This day tour will let you explore Macau old town, Venetian Hotel, Ruin of St. Paul's Church, and Rua do Cunha etc. from Guangzhou by round-way bullet train. Centrally located Guangzhou hotel pickup and drop off are included. Please check your China visa for return and Macau permit for your nationality, as Macau is a speical Special Administrative Region.
Inclusions: Lunch, Bottled water, Bullet train Guangzhou/Zhuhai (Second Class), Tour guide, Cab or bus in Macau, Guangzhou hotel pickup and drop off (Centrally located)
Exclusions: Gratuities
Reviewed By JacksonGZTrips
Delicious and delicate. The food in Guangzhou is the best. The old town is worth visiting if you want to know history and cultures of Guangzhou. Travelling in Guangzhou is not so difficult except for some language problems until recently the GZ government has had an interpretation hotline(+8620960169), which can provide great service for public affairs and government services. I used several times taking taxi and asking for directions, the interpreters are quite professional.
6. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Private Day tour in Macau
We will pick you up from your Hotel ....Go on Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge Hong Kong Port Pubic Transport Interchange .... use the pubic bus cross the longest bridge-cum-tunnel sea crossing in the world. The length from Hong Kong Port to Zhuhai Port and Macao Port is approximately 42 kilometres, comprising the 12km Hong Kong Link Road and the 29.6km Main Bridge. The total length of HZMB is 55km when the approximately 13.4km Zhuhai Link Road is included. after the Macau Immigration we will go on a Private Car again for the Day tour in Macau
Inclusions: Lunch
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7. Macau Private Tour with Toyota Hiace 8 PAX
No need to deal with the stress of public transportation when these comfortable People Carrier with a professional chauffeur service Meet your friendly local driver guide at Macau your local hotel, cruise terminal, or other preferred location No need to deal with the stress of public transportation when these comfortable People Carrier with aprofessional chauffeur service will deliver you directly to or from your hotelCustomize a private travel itinerary such as1.Ruins of St. Paul's 2.Largo do Senado (Senado Square) 3.A-MA Temple 4.Wynn Casino Macau 5. Casino at Venetian Macao6. Rua do Cunha etc .... for 7 hours
Inclusions: Air-conditioned vehicle
Exclusions: Brunch
8. Full day excursion to Macau - Discover the Colours of Cotai
Discover the lesser known side of Macau on this full day excursion from Hong Kong. Taipa and Coloane were originally two separate islands but are now connected by the Cotai Strip which was developed from reclaimed land. With plenty of local knowledge our professional guide will take you to explore the popular attractions and heritage sites of Cotai.
Inclusions: Return fast ferry ride to Macau, Taipa House Museum, Lady of Carmel Church, Ruo Do Cunha, Chapel of St Francis Xavier, Pointe Cais De Coloane, Coffee/ tea and a Macanese Bun
Exclusions: Macau visa (if required), Gratuities
Reviewed By Martin H
The peak tram visit was good, particularly as their was no need to queue for tickets. Stanley market and Aberdeen were also worth visiting. The jewellery factory was nothing more than waste if half an hour. Still worth doing if you've not been before.
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