Macau Full-Day Excursion from Hong Kong

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Duration: 9h
Location: Macau | Macau


Category: Cruises & Water Tours

Highlights:
Discovery of Macau, a UNESCO-listed World Heritage Site
Historic Mount Fortress, Macau's principal military defense
Ancient section of the Old Walls built in the 15th century
Exploration of sacred A-Ma Temple
A stroll along lively & popular Senado Square

Inclusions:
Guided tour of Macau
Roundtrip ferry cruise
Admission fees
Lunch
Roundtrip transportation to and from select Hong Kong hotels
Live tour commentary provided in English

Description:

Discover Macau on this full-day guided tour. Enjoy a panoramic ferry cruise along the South China Sea, visit historic cathedrals and an ancient Macanese temple, explore remnants of a Portuguese fortress, and try your luck at the world-famous Macau Casino.

Depart from your hotel and head through the bustling Hong Kong city to the Tsim Sha Tsui jetty where your high-speed ferry to Macau awaits you. Hop aboard, sit back, and enjoy a take a breaking ride across the great South China Sea.

Upon arrival, travel by coach to visit Macau's most popular landmarks, starting with the ruins of St. Paul's Cathedral, built in the late 16th century. Climb the stairs at the rear of the ruins and marvel at the panoramic views of the Macau skyline.

Next, explore the resilient Mount Fortress, which acted as Macau's principal military defense structure. See cannons line the fortress walls and walk along the scenic garden landscapes of this once impregnable Portuguese stronghold.

Take a break for a delicious traditional lunch before strolling past the surviving section of the old Walls of Macau—a remnant of the Portuguese era. Continue to the ancient A-Ma Temple, the oldest temple in Macau, and marvel at the distinctive engravings and pavilions built in commemoration to Mazu, the sacred sea goddess.

Stroll past trendy shops and charming restaurants at the vibrant Senado Square and try your luck at the gambling tables of the renowned Macau Casino before returning to Hong Kong.