One Day Hong Kong to Macau Experience Tour

In the morning, your local guide will meet you at your hotel then accompany you for the one day Macau experience tour. You will first be transferred to the pier and take a jet boat to Macau (45 minutes riding). On arrival, enjoy your relaxing tour there, which covers the most classic sites in Macau that including Ruins of St. Paul's, Macau Museum (Maritime Museum will be arranged on Mondays). During the lunch time, you will have a meal at Macau Tower 360° Cafe and enjoy the view of Macau. After the meal, have a visit to Macau Tower. In the late afternoon, take jet boat back to Hong Kong.

Route: Hong Kong - Macau - Hong Kong (Service includes round trip hotel/Macau Ferry Pier transferes & ferry tickets to/from Macau)

Meals: Lunch

Ruins of St. Paul
One of the most classic tourism sites in Macau, the Ruins of St. Paul’s, somehow, can be considered the landmark of Macau. Firstly completed at the year 1580, the church of St. Paul its architecture combined Renaissance-style and oriental-style in harmonious way. Experienced the baptism of fire for three times, this well decorated and furnished church been destroyed and only the stone facade can tell people its brilliant glories in the old times.


Macau Museum
The Museum consists of two underground levels and a third located on the topmost level of the Fortress, where the former Meteorological Service was housed. The architectural character of the site and its particular configuration have been retained and preserved. The Macao Museum is a space dedicated to the history and culture of Macao, possessed of a vast number of objects of historical and cultural value , which demonstrate the way of life of the various communities that have inhabited the city for centuries.
(The Museum closed on Monday & the spot will be replaced by Maritime Museum)

Maritime Museum
Been completed at the year of 1987, just opposite to A-Ma Temple, Maritime Museum is believed to be the very place where the Portuguese first landed. The shape of this museum is just like a sailing ship. It consists of the main building, the Fishermen Hall, the Maritime Hall and the Navigation Technology and Transportation Hall, the Aquarium. It just showed that, the Macau’s history always close connected to the sea.

Lunch at Macau Tower 360° Cafe
Remodeled in winter 2004, Macau's highest revolving restaurant now presents a whole new buffet experience that delights every epicurean. Dinner at 360° Café is a must-do for everyone visiting the city - from the authentic Portuguese and Indian flavors to the succulent ocean treasures to the splendid line-up of sweet treats, the total dining experience at 360° Café will make a vivid part of your Macau memory.



Macau Tower
For views of the Pearl River Delta by day or the city lights by night, nothing surpasses the Macau Tower. Having ascended to the Tower's upper limits in high-speed glass-fronted lifts, an unforgettable vista awaits you.
*58/F Observation Lounge
As the Tower's main viewing deck, the Observation Lounge is a spacious area to relax in. Gaze out over Taiga and Colane. Look for Macau's landmarks and historical sites. Or try to spot Hong Kong's outlying islands. Souvenirs are on sale here as reminders of your visit.
The golden lotus made of gilded bronze and weights 6.5 tons, the major part of it, with 16 components in total, is composed of a stem, petals and pistil. The base of the flower consists of 23 pieces of red granite.

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