Macau Day Trip

On this day trip to Macau, you'll discover the perfect mixture between Portuguese colonial architecture and the unmissable atmosphere of Las Vegas.

Macau Day Trip

At the time indicated, we'll pick you up from your hotel in Hong Kong and head by road to Macau, a former Portuguese colony until 1999 and the last European land in the East.

After approximately 3 hours, we'll arrive in Macau and continue our route to one of its world-famous casinos: The Venetian Macau. Known as the East Las Vegas, we will uncover the history of this casino and give you time to try your luck inside.

Next, we'll visit the statue dedicated to Kum Iam, the Goddess of Mercy. After admiring this 20-meter (65-foot) tall statue, we'll enjoy a break at the restaurant of the Old Hotel Central for a delicious buffet-style lunch.

With our stomachs full, we'll continue the tour of Macau by visiting the ruins of St. Paul and the Na Cha Chinese-style temple. Additionally, we'll pass through Senada Square, located in the historical center of the city.

Our next stop will be the Macau Tower, designed by New Zealand architect Gordon Moller, which at 330 meters (1,080 feet) is one of the tallest towers in the world.

To top off this tour, we'll explore A-Ma Temple, a World Heritage Site and one of the most famous Taoist sanctuaries globally.

Finally, we'll head to Macau Port, where we'll catch a ferry back to Hong Kong. From here, we'll take you back to your accommodation, concluding this 12-hour day trip.

How Does It Work?

You will be picked up from your hotel in Hong Kong at the specified time. The journey to Macau will take approximately 3 hours by road.

Included
Round trip transportation from your hotel in Hong KongEnglish-speaking guideBuffet-style lunch at Old Hotel CentralVisits to The Venetian Macau, Kum Iam statue, ruins of St. Paul, Na Cha temple, Senada Square, Macau Tower, and A-Ma TempleFerry back to Hong Kong

Not Included
Gambling at the casinoAny personal expenses

Meeting Point

The meeting point is your hotel in Hong Kong, where the pick-up will take place at the scheduled time.