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. Just after 60 minutes of travel, You will find yourself in Macau.

Macau is a completely different vibe from the big city of Hong Kong. Think of Macau as Asia’s version of Las Vegas, but with old town Portuguese flare mixed around it. Once was a sleepy colonial city has now ballooned to become Asia’s gambling capital. You will be amazed by the number of casinos here. Huge themed casinos dominate the skyline now with each newer one outdoing the previous new kid on the block.

The Venetian and Studio City are two of the bigger and more popular casinos where you’ll find a mixed crowd and table prices that are affordable. They are also packed with slots. If it’s bigger bets and a fancier crowd you’re looking for, then head for the Wynn. It has a reputation for pulling in the big rollers. Visit Chinese Vegas and decide for yourself on whether it is better than the original one!

Highlights

a) Day trip to Macau from Hong Kong by catamaran or jetfoil
b) Explore UNESCO World Heritage Sites like the Ruins of St Paul and the A-Ma Temple
c) Drive along the Guia Circuit where the Macau Grand Prix is held
d) See modern developments like the Macau Tower, the 11th highest tower in the world
e) Visit Macau Casino and try your hand at a card table
f) Enjoy an international buffet lunch in a local Macau restaurant

Why visit Macau

Hong Kong tour is a convenient way to check out Macau from Hong Kong! 1 day trip to Macau is one of the most popular tours in whole Hong Kong and is simply a must for any Hong Kong visitor. Everything’s covered – from pickup to ferry rides to entrance fees to lunch – and you get to see all the highlights in a full, but well-paced, day. It will be a 1-day trip that definitely will stay in your memories! Plus our local guide will accompany You each step during the tour and will provide the information upon any of your requests.

Included

a) Hotel pickup and drop-off included
b) Local guide
c) Round-trip ferry
d) Transport by air-conditioned coach
e) Lunch
f) All taxes, fees and handling charges

Not included

a) Macau Tower observation deck entry fee
b) Macau Visa if required
d) Gratuities (optional)

Pricing

From $125 per person

Rules in Macau casinos

Rules in Macau’s casinos have mellowed considerably since the arrival of American casinos to the territory. However, there are still some guidelines to follow. Here are the basic rules in Macau’s casinos:

a) The legal gambling age is 18 for foreigners. Your passport is the only form of ID that security will accept.
b) Cameras, laptops, and luggage aren’t generally allowed into casinos and need to be checked at the cloakroom.
d) Dress code can vary, with local establishments somewhat more uptight. In general, no flip flops, shorts or sleeveless tops, for either women or men. There are stricter controls on high roller rooms.
e) The used currency is the Hong Kong dollar, not the Macau Pataca.
f) Go easy on the alcohol. Vegas might be sin city but Macau is slightly less useful to the spring break crowd. If you look visibly drunk, then security is likely to show you to the door.
g) The rules are a little hazier on smoking. It may be non-smoking in most casinos but customers will willfully ignore the signs and staff don’t care enough to stop people lighting up.

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