Macau is right in front of the Bay of Hong Kong and many visitors to international city Asia spend at least one or two days of their vacation in this fascinating city, old Chinese temples are European neighbours baroque churches and glitzy casinos and where Portuguese lifestyle co-exists alongside Chinese traditions. This article will show you the best ways to get from Hong Kong, Macao and vice versa.
As you may already know, ferry is using more than 95% of passengers on this line.There is also a helicopter service, but it is very expensive and speak honestly, do save you that many temps.donc, why not let chopper for conscious businessmen time?
Ferries leave from two major terminals at Hong Kong (other than the wharf sky airport, which is not relevant to this article): namely Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan on the island of Hong Kong and China Ferry Terminal, HK of Tsim sha Tsui, Kowloon side.
They work 24/7 and arrive at the ferry main terminal to Macau, which is a fairly convenient place to begin your trip to Macau from (unless you want only for a night of games of chance, which in this case, you can take the CotaiJet directly to casino flashy broadband in Macau).
(1) The bright red Jet engines is a fast ferry which covers how to Macau in a little less than an hour.It leaves every fifteen minutes during the day and all thirty minutes during the night and leaves of Macau Hong Kong ferry terminal to Sheung wan/central, on the island.
Easily accessible on foot from the MTR station, Star Ferry Pier or the Airport Express station Terminal.Unique travel approximately 140 $ HK to the time of writing and a little more than this on weekends.
(2) If you want to travel from Kowloon, first Macau Ferry differs Tsim Sha Tsui every thirty minutes, from 7 a.m. until minuit.Temps travel is also an hour and the price range is similar to that of turbojet engines
(3) Those of you who are not interested in a night game, good food and entertainment belt of Cotai and Venetian, can take advantage of this new CotaiJet service that takes passengers to the temporary ferry terminal to Macau Taipa Island (from where a free coach takes you to the band of Cotai itself).
CotaiJet Tsim sha HK China Ferry Terminal Tsui, leave every 30 minutes (every hour a night), between 7 a.m. and 1 p.m. time travel is, once again, one hour and costs basic ticket HK $ 134 a way at the time of writing.
Macau, CotaiJet ferries depart every 30 minutes (each one hour at night and every two hours late in the night.), between 7: 30 a.m. to 5 p.m., which means you can party night in the Venetian and do return to Hong Kong, just in time for the small lunch.
And to conclude this article, here are a few important points, you should note:
o Although Hong Kong and Macau are both part of China, they are two separate administrative regions, which means that you will need to bring your Passport with you and check what are the requirements for Macau, visa before (as if you can reinstate HK without visa, once you are back) .the good new is that HK Macau both and very lenient when it comes to tourist visa policy.
o tickets may be purchased at the terminal ferry himself, however, ticketing office close to surrounding 10 pm, so if you plan to travel by night, make sure you buy tickets in advance (or online) when any case, try to come at least 1 hour before the scheduled departure time.
o luggage access (on the permissible 20 kg) should be paid for by espèces.Il is really hard to believe, you will need to do something more for your or two days of vacation to Macao.Mais it is better to know these things front, other than to run around the Terminal, looking for an ATM.
For more information on Hong Kong and Macao, including recommended restaurants and nightspots, shopping tips, hotel recommendations and some great suggestions for travel DIY, see Hong Kong travel Guide to Metropolasia.com - the ultimate in travel guide-line, dining room and living in Hong Kong, Macao and Singapore.
Roni Shwartz is an expert for the cities of Hong Kong, Macao and certified travel counselor and Singapour.Il written for http://www.metropolasia.com/
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