[2025 Hong Kong Attraction] Travel Guide for Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal (Updated Jul)

Hey everyone! Today, I’m sharing a super fun one-day itinerary from Hong Kong to Macau. Let’s dive in! Start your day at 8:00 AM from Tseung Kwan O, take the A29 bus straight to the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Hong Kong Port. Arrive around 9:30 AM, go through customs with your passport and Hong Kong ID, and hop on the shuttle bus. By 10:30 AM, you’ll be in Macau! After getting off the bus, take the free casino shuttle to the Macau Ferry Terminal, then transfer to the Taipa area to visit the MGM Cotai. The City of Dreams is nearby, and with so many casinos around, you can explore them all on foot. Don’t miss the Municipal Garden, and along the way, there’s a Portuguese-style creative bookstore that’s super unique. Check out the Venetian, the Londoner, and the Parisian for some amazing architecture. Be sure to ride the cable car at Wynn Palace—go around 5 or 6 PM for the best experience. Afterward, take a leisurely walk to the Parisian’s observation deck for a free night view that’s absolutely breathtaking! As for food, the brown sugar fresh milk at MGM Cotai is a must-try! However, the croissant ice cream at the Parisian is a bit of a letdown. The matcha latte and passion fruit tea at the City of Dreams are just average. Finally, if you’re not taking the ferry back, make sure to plan your return transportation in advance. There’s a Koi Kei Bakery at the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Port, so no need to rush to buy souvenirs ahead of time. Grab your friends and start planning your trip now! 🥰

📍 Hong Kong/ Macau ✨TurboJET is one of the most popular and convenient ways to travel between Hong Kong and Macau. With regular departures from the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal in Sheung Wan, the service operates frequently throughout the day, with ferries leaving every 15-30 minutes during peak hours. The journey typically takes around 55 minutes, making it a fast and efficient option for travelers. ✨The TurboJET ferries are modern, spacious, and equipped with comfortable seating, which includes both standard and first-class options. First-class seats are wider, offering extra legroom, and come with additional amenities such as more comfortable seats and a quieter, more private atmosphere. The standard class is still quite comfortable, with decent space for a short journey. ✨The ferries are air-conditioned, which is especially appreciated during Hong Kong and Macau’s hot and humid weather. Onboard, passengers can enjoy amenities like free Wi-Fi, entertainment options, and snack bars offering drinks and light bites. #chinatransit

📍168 Connaught Rd Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong If you're traveling to Hong Kong, I highly recommend also visiting Macau. Taking a ferry from the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal will get you to Macau in about an hour. It's best to purchase your ferry tickets in advance online and then exchange them for physical tickets at the terminal. There are two types of ferries from Hong Kong to Macau: CotaiJet and TurboJet. The CotaiJet ferry, which I took, is the blue ferry and its destination is the Macau Taipa Terminal. This is ideal for those heading to hotels in Macau. The red TurboJet ferry, on the other hand, goes to the Macau Ferry Terminal. This is perfect for day-trippers as it's close to Senado Square and St. Paul's Cathedral, making it easy to get around. Don't miss the chance to explore both Hong Kong and Macau on your trip. Have a great journey!

/ Going back and forth a hundred times, Hong Kong is always full of details and surprises✨ You can always trust the festive atmosphere in Hong Kong during the holidays‼️ This time it happened to coincide with the strong return of the friendly country carnival🎈 It's no wonder it's a large-scale outdoor event loved by Hong Kong people~ Played all day and it's not enough! Already started preparing for the second brush🤣 / 🔶Freshly baked guide to see first 1⃣️13:00-14:00 in the afternoon is the best time to enter the park, basically no need to queue, silky entry 17:00-18:00 is the time with the most people entering the park (you only know how wise you are when you see it with your own eyes) 2⃣️Large games: You can go straight to various large entertainment games when you enter the park. Friends who want to play bumper cars🚗 must hurry up. The queue for this is the longest. Friends who want to find excitement can directly brush the roller coaster 3⃣️Small games: Basically all can take away dolls, if you have a friend with no feelings and full of skills around you, listen to me and definitely bring him. Each stall has different dolls, you can go around and find your favorite before you start. A large number of genuine Disney dolls are waiting for you to take home in large and small packages❗ 4⃣️Cool and wonderful night: There are free live stage singing and dancing performances in the venue, and the festive atmosphere continues to heat up. There are also performances by international acrobatic troupes, with thrilling scenes one after another, which make the audience exclaim again and again, and there are audience interaction sessions, it is impossible not to be happy

#We recommend visiting the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, a great place to take a great photo with the ocean view and city view in the background! It is a must-see night view spot during your trip to Hong Kong😄 📍 Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong 🚇 210m from Sheung Wan Station on the Island Line ✔️ It is only accessible by foot, and it is close to Lan Kwai Fong, the Itaewon of Hong Kong, so we recommend stopping by as the first course to enjoy the night in Hong Kong💕 #HotPlace #HongKongTravel #OverseasTravel

It looks beautiful, plenty of cherry shrimp, big enough noodle cake, large pieces of barbecued pork, sugar egg delivers standard, the soup is rich in color, but not too thick and too much. The shrimp soup itself is actually quite natural and quite tasty, but the miso soup is too salty, the soy sauce soup is relatively clear, easier to enter. #foodie

From the Lanfang Garden, I found a maritime office next to it. From curiosity, I tentatively walked in and looked at it. It turned out to be the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal. From here, I can go to the Taipa Ferry Terminal in Macau. Tickets for more than 140 RMB, online purchase may be cheaper, on-site selection. Below the pier, the taxis lined up along the shoreline and the queues in the middle of the mall are really Hong Kong. A flyover in Connaught Road, linking to Shun Tak Centre and Westport City! Sakamoto wanted to follow the seaside and blow the sea breeze to see the night view of Victoria Harbour, but wanted to make up for the regret that he didn't take the car at night, so he accidentally discovered the bridge. The opposite is the Westport City with a history of more than 100 years. It is an Edwardian-style Westport City. It was originally built of red bricks and granite. , is listed as a monument. The bustling night, walking on the same elegant and elegant bridge, no need to hurry, through the dazzling lights, this is also a good place for street shooting! Its height will take you off the ground, making the original color of the city's neon lights away from being your background. The dark yellow single light on the bridge is a special studio. You can borrow railings as interactive props, or bow your head or look into the distance. Is it very feel? Queen's Road West and Queen's Road East, Queen's Road East to Queen's Road Central I think I will have heard this song as I am 80 years old. Come out these two sentences. And this is also one of the earliest roads we know about Hong Kong! And in the Queen's Road West, where the hotel is located, it is really equivalent to a street in the mainland city, completely different from the concept of impression! Its just that the bustling and aging old buildings on both sides of the road are so faint that you can feel the past status and importance of this avenue for nearly 200 years!

There are several modes of transportation between Hong Kong and Macau. They are: By land 🚘 It can be reached in 30 minutes at the fastest via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Macau Port is located in Black Sand Ring, while Hong Kong Port is close to the airport 1️⃣ Shuttle bus 🚌 connecting the two ports - Jinba 2️⃣ Hong Kong and Macau Express Line connecting the two urban areas Sea route⛴️ Different shipping companies, offering multiple routes . On the Macau side, you can depart from the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal or Taipa Ferry Terminal. Hong Kong can be departed from Hong Kong and Macau Ferry Terminal and Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Terminal In the air 🏙️ Helicopter🚁 #HongKongMacauCrossBorderTransportation Guide #MacauCrossBorderHongKong

#Hong Kong and Macau Cross-Border Transportation Strategy 1️⃣ Jet Flying (Fast Ship Preferred) ▸ Duration: 1 hour direct access ▸ Tickets: HK$175-495 ▸ New services for 2025: ✔️ Added "Smart Baggage Check-in" service (Direct Delivery to Macau Hotels from the Pier) ✔️ First class cabin with VR entertainment system 2️⃣ Kimba (King of Value for Money) ▸ 2025 Tickets: HK$65 daytime | HK$70 nighttime ▸ Upgraded Experience: ✔️ Added "Night View Line" (19:00-23:00 increased frequency) ✔️ "Self-service customs clearance fast lane" at the port 3️⃣ Hong Kong and Macau Express Line (Lazy Gospel) ▸ 2025 Optimization: ✔️ Added "Light Luggage Hanging" service (no luggage required to cross the border) ✔️ Increased frequency of Disney Station → Galaxy Macau route 4️⃣ Cross-border charter (group optimal solution) ▸ New options for 2025: ✔️ 9 seater luxury business car (HK$2200/car) ✔️ Optional "Bilingual Guide" value-added service 5️⃣ Helicopter (rich experience) ▸ Limited to 2025: ✔️ Free champagne package on sunset flights ✔️ Added "Proposal Project" (including aerial photography) 💡2025 Ride Selection Recommendations • Shopaholic Choose Express Ship (Free Shipping + Duty Free Shop Hours) • Night returners choose Kimbus (24-hour operation + night view dedicated line) • Choose a chartered car for a family tour (child safety seats are provided free of charge) ⚠️ 2025 Notes ✖️ Weekend ferry tickets need to be booked in advance on the "Hong Kong and Macau Pass" APP ✖️ Kimba implements e-tickets (tickets are not sold on site) ✖️ Please confirm whether the "Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Toll" is included for charter

#Hong Kong and Macau Cross-Border Transportation Guide 1️⃣ Turbo Jet (Fast Boat First Choice) ▸ Time: 1 hour direct ▸ Ticket Price: $175-$495 ▸ Hidden Tips: ✔️ Choose "Night Flight" for fewer people and quieter ✔️ First-class passengers can use the VIP customs clearance channel ✔️ Tsim Sha Tsui Pier has less traffic 2️⃣ Golden Bus (Price-Performance King) ▸ Money-Saving Formula: City Bus $42 + Golden Bus $65 = $107 for the whole journey ▸ Exclusive for Night Owls: 24-hour operation, no need to queue for customs clearance in the early morning 3️⃣ Hong Kong-Macau Express (Good News for Lazy People) ▸ Secret Route: Disney Station→Galaxy Macau (2 hours for the whole journey) ▸ Customs Clearance Tips: Leave your luggage on the bus when passing through customs (the driver will take care of it) 4️⃣ Cross-Border Chartered Car (Best Solution for Groups) ▸ Tips for sharing: 7-seater car $1800÷7=$257/person ▸ Additional services: Can request a Cantonese/Mandarin-speaking driver 5️⃣ Helicopter (tycoon experience) ▸ Show-off guide: 5pm flight to watch the sunset ▸ Hidden benefits: Free VIP lounge at Macau Airport 💡 Latest test suggestions for 2024 • Shopaholics choose speedboat (unlimited luggage weight) • Backpackers choose Jinba (save up to $107) • Family travel chooses chartered car (the easiest for the elderly and children) • Couples can consider helicopters for dating (a perfect scene for marriage proposal) ⚠️ Tips for avoiding pitfalls ✖️ Weekend speedboat tickets must be purchased 3 days in advance ✖️ Jinba queues may be 1 hour+ on weekends ✖️ Chartered car must confirm whether it includes customs clearance fees

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#5月好去地方2025 📍Departure: Macau Outer Harbour Ferry → 📍Destination: Hong Kong Central Pier ⏰ Duration: About 55 minutes｜⛴ Ferry: TurboJet ⸻ The journey does not always start from the destination. Sometimes, the journey from here to you is the most romantic part. This time we set off from Macau and boarded TurboJet, crossing the sparkling waves of the Pearl River Estuary, just to hold hands again at the other end of Hong Kong Central. If you are also going to go from Macau to Hong Kong, maybe you can find your own moment of tranquility and excitement in this short journey of less than an hour like us. ⸻ 🚢 Transportation: Why choose "TurboJet"? TurboJet is one of the most convenient and comfortable ferries between Macau and Hong Kong. The boarding location is at the Macau Outer Harbour Ferry. It is convenient to take a bus or a taxi, and customs clearance is also fast. Please note that the ferry fares for daytime and night flights are different. Night flights are more expensive. The night flight fare on Trip is $220hk. TurboJet provides flights until 23:00, and you can find a ferry that suits your time from morning to late at night. Voyage time: about 55 minutes Departure point: Macau Outer Harbor Terminal Destination: Central Pier, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong 📝 Tips: It is recommended to book directly on Trip, scan the QR code to board the ship directly, save queuing time, and you can also choose your favorite cabin seat (common class, luxury class, etc.). ⸻ 🛳 Boarding experience: from the pier to the cabin ◾ Quick and simple entry process/convenient transportation to Hong Kong Macau Outer Harbor Terminal has complete facilities and smooth customs entry and exit. For passengers who have booked tickets online, just scan the QR Code to easily exchange tickets and board the ship. The ferry goes directly to Central, one of the most essential areas in Hong Kong. You can directly transfer to the subway/dingding car after entering the customs, which is convenient and fast. ◾ The cabin is comfortable and well-equipped 🛜 There is free wifi on the boat, making the journey less boring ✨ The seats are spacious and clean, and the temperature inside the boat is just right 🌊 Although it was a rainy day, the boat was not very shaky 🥧 Simple food is sold on the boat, and there is a duty-free shop at the entrance 💺 If you take the deluxe cabin, you can also enjoy a quiet space and wider seats 🌊 You can look out the window at the sea along the way, and Macau and Hong Kong look even more different at night. Especially on rainy days, there is a quiet and affectionate feeling, just like missing someone gently beating your heart. #澳门外港 #香港港澳 #航空 #香港航 #香港澳门跨交攻略 #香港 #澳门

The BBQ-like lunch at Shun Tak Centre is really a good deal. The set meal at HK$138 is very filling. Recommended

Let’s unlock the beautiful Hong Kong again! Beautiful night view

Plan Ahead to Avoid Peak Seasons Hong Kong and Macau are only about 60 kilometers apart, offering a variety of convenient and efficient cross-border transportation options. Here’s a professional guide to help you travel between the two cities effectively. Ferry: The most popular mode of transportation is the high-speed ferry, with a journey time of approximately 60 minutes. Ferries depart from Hong Kong’s Sheung Wan Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal or Tsim Sha Tsui China Ferry Terminal and arrive at Macau’s Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal or Taipa Ferry Terminal. Operators like TurboJET and Cotai Water Jet provide frequent services. It’s recommended to book tickets in advance on their official websites, especially during holidays. Ticket prices range from HKD160-300, depending on the time and class. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge: Since its opening in 2018, the bridge offers bus and private car options for cross-border travel. The cross-border bus "Hong Kong-Macau Express" connects Hong Kong’s urban areas (e.g., Tsim Sha Tsui, Mong Kok) directly to Macau, with a travel time of about 90 minutes and ticket prices ranging from HKD65-180. The buses run frequently and require no transfers, making them ideal for travelers seeking convenience. Cross-border taxis are also available, though pricier (around HKD600-800), suitable for small groups. Helicopter: For a premium option, Sky Shuttle provides helicopter services between Hong Kong and Macau, with a flight time of just 15 minutes. Tickets cost approximately HKD4,300, perfect for travelers with tight schedules or those seeking a unique experience. Tips: - Carry valid identification (passport or ID card), as both cities require customs clearance. - Check the weather, as ferry services may be suspended during typhoons. - Plan your trip in advance to avoid peak travel times during tourist seasons.

Unfold this Hong Kong Festival Map As the aroma of rice dumplings wafts through the air and the rhythmic drumbeats of dragon boats awaken ripples on the water, why not celebrate this early summer in a unique way? Between tradition and innovation, amidst sea breezes and poetic charm, discover a holiday chapter that belongs exclusively to Hong Kong! 🐉 1｜Tai O Dragon Boat Water Parade Every year on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, the tranquil Tai O transforms into a lively scene! Dragon boats tow sacred boats through winding waterways, taking you back a hundred years in an instant✨. With incense smoke lingering, stilt houses surrounding, and residents burning incense to pray, this is the most authentic Dragon Boat Festival, a heartfelt blend of faith, community, and hometown traditions. 📍 Tai O, Lantau Island 📅 May 30–31 🚣♀️ 2｜Victoria Harbour International Dragon Boat Races This year's Dragon Boat Festival is packed with excitement! 190 dragon boat teams from around the world gather at Victoria Harbour💥. Every paddle and splash is filled with passion—not just a competition but a festive carnival! Plus, the fun "Creative Costume Contest" adds a playful twist, taking the holiday vibes to the next level. Traditional festivities get a fresh spin by the harbor! 📍 East Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront 📅 June 7–8 🎟 Free admission 🎪 3｜Cirque du Soleil KOOZA Say no to boring festival nights! Canada's Cirque du Soleil returns to Hong Kong with its classic show KOOZA🎪. High-flying acrobatics, comedic clowns, and mysterious Eastern fantasies collide in a surreal aesthetic feast under the Victoria Harbour night sky—a visual extravaganza not to be missed! 📍 Central Harbourfront Event Space 📅 June 6 Special Fantasy Night 🍺 4｜Beer Wonderland The malty aroma of chilled craft beer meets sea breezes and sunsets🌇. The Centenary Garden transforms into a city oasis with four crafted San Miguel brews, rhythm parties, and Hong Kong-style photo spots. Watch races by day, sip beer by night—this is the grown-up romance of Dragon Boat Festival, perfectly captured! 📍 Centenary Garden 📅 June 7–8 🎟 Free admission + Tourist Beer Voucher available 🍡 5｜Dragon Boat Food Street Stretching from the Avenue of Stars, this food street offers traditional rice dumplings, refreshing desserts, and creative snacks, creating a "culinary waterway" along Victoria Harbour😋. Stroll, eat, and watch dragon boats—it's a feast for both the taste buds and the soul! 📍 Avenue of Stars, Tsim Sha Tsui 📅 May 31–June 8 🎟 Free admission 🖼 6｜Art Interlude Festivals aren't just about excitement; they can also be a time to enjoy the tranquility of art. Leave some space for spiritual reflection during the holiday✨. 📍 Hauser & Wirth｜Louise Bourgeois "Soft Landscape" Until June 21 Contemporary sculpture queen, exploring memory landscapes beneath softness 📍 Pace Gallery｜Lee Hee-kyu "Tongues of Fire" Starting May 29 Emerging artist, writing about bodies and intimacy with fiery tongues 🏨 7｜Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong With glass facades reflecting the lights of Victoria Harbour, the Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong whispers romance amidst the skyscrapers. This elegant hotel captures every breath of your holiday, maintaining a poised demeanor in the bustling city center💫.

A wonderful stay in Hong Kong. Traveled over from Zhuhai on the ferry and stayed in the Marriott Courtyard which was conveniently located near all the main areas. Everything was so easy to do from booking the ferry to reaching my destination

There is a new hot spot in Hong Kong! The Red-headed Boat Pavilion on the Zhongshan Park Seaside Promenade was officially unveiled on May 23, 2025. 📚📚📚📚📚📚📚 The red-headed ship originated in the Qing Dynasty. At that time, the Guangdong government required that the bows of ocean-going merchant ships be painted red for the convenience of management, hence the name. Chaoshan is an important birthplace of red-head boats. In the past, a large number of Chaoshan people took red-head boats to Hong Kong, using the Hong Kong Island Triangle Pier as an important base to engage in re-export trade and shipping industry, laying the foundation for Hong Kong's early economic development. Many Chaozhou people also traveled to Southeast Asia to make a living, and started businesses in foreign countries with the red-headed boat spirit of "hard work, sharing the same boat, and integrity". The red-headed boat has become a symbol of the Chaozhou people and a link for economic and cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. ✨️✨️Highlights Unique shape: The Red-headed Boat Pavilion is 18.19 meters long and 3.89 meters wide. It is shaped like a red-headed boat and is equipped with a pavilion with exquisite supporting facilities. It is full of historical charm during the day and complements the seaside night view at night. ⏳️⌛️Cultural significance: Here you can feel the century-old spirit of Chaozhou merchants and understand the struggles of Chaozhou ancestors. It is very attractive to history and culture lovers and ordinary tourists. Surrounding scenery: Located on the seaside promenade, close to the sea view, you can enjoy the sea breeze, the sea view, and take photos with the Red Head Boat Wind and Rain Pavilion. It is comfortable and photogenic. 📸📸Check-in and photo taking suggestions Photo time: Sunset is recommended, as the soft light creates a more atmospheric scene. It has a unique flavor when the lights are turned on at night, and night view lovers should not miss it. 🚉🚉How to get there: Subway: Take the MTR to Sheung Wan Station, exit from Exit A2 and walk for about 10 - 15 minutes. Hurry up and make an appointment with your friends to check in at the new landmark! #Sheung Wan Good Places #Western Market #Sun Yat Sen Memorial Park #Hong Kong Travel Guide #Hong Kong Check-in Good Places #Night Hong Kong #Hong Kong Life

📍Cotai Water Jet Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal, Connaught Road Central, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong - If you exit from Sheung Wan Station Exit D, you can easily find the way to the ferry terminal 🛳 Additional Macau itinerary recommendations Hong Kong has fixed tourist destinations, so the schedule can be loose, so I recommend taking a simple ferry to visit Macau! ✔ Use Cotai Water Jet If you make a reservation in advance in Korea, you can enter with just a voucher !! Be careful of motion sickness!! It was fine when I went, but the waves were so strong on the way back that the entire boat kept shaking😢Motion sickness medicine is essential! ✔ Things to note when booking a ferry Book separately for Hong Kong → Macau, Macau → Hong Kong The arrival location is different for each ferry company, so we recommend choosing according to your travel schedule ✔ Tips for entry !! Passport is required!! Recommended Hong Kong & Macau integrated package when purchasing eSIM ✔ Hong Kong dollars can be used in Macau! However… They don't give change on the bus, so put in coins as soon as you get off🪙 You can't use Macau money in Hong Kong, so spend it all and come back! Willing to reuse: 🛳🛳🛳 #Overseas travel #Hong Kong #Macau #Ferry #Travel itinerary

#夜香港 🕰️Business hours: open🏖️ Environment/Facilities: Quiet amidst the noise 📍Address: Kai Tak Sports Centre, TST, Victoria Harbour, Stanley 💰Average consumption per capita: 2000 (depends on personal spending power) What I love most is sitting in a bar by the sea in Tsim Sha Tsui, drinking a little wine, eating snacks, and enjoying the quiet time in the bustling environment. Stay in the moment with friends or alone. Sometimes, after midnight, the tranquility of Victoria Harbour. ///Or get away from the city and go to Stanley to enjoy the tranquility. ///In front of Kai Tak Plaza near To Kwa Wan, it is like Victoria Harbour, with a unique flavor

#MayTravelSupport Hello! This is the Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal🚢 There is a screen to check the platform when the ship is visible. At first, I almost missed the ship because I went to the wrong platform! If you show your ticket to the staff standing in front, they will tell you where to go (Be sure to ask!)

#MayTravelSupport There are two terminals in Macau! 1. Macau Taipa Terminal 2. Macau Outer Harbour Terminal I used the Outer Harbour Terminal~! First, print out your ferry ticket with the barcode at the place you purchased it. Then show your passport and check your ferry ticket. When you get to the ferry boarding area, the staff will give you a seat. (You can't choose)

#May Travel Support Fund Hello I took a ferry between Hong Kong and Macau! The seats inside the ferry are red, and you can think of them as the seats you would take on an express bus~ And you can use a folding desk like on an airplane or train, and you can look outside through the transparent window.

#MayTravelSupport 📍HongKongFerryTerminal Don't think it's just a port🙅♀️! There are more diverse stores inside the Hong Kong Ferry Terminal than you might think. From cute souvenirs to trendy clothes and cosmetics, there's plenty to shop for✨ In addition, there are restaurants where you can fill up on a hearty meal and food courts where you can enjoy light snacks. If you feel hungry during the trip? Don't just go outside, solve it inside the terminal! ⛴️ #HongKongFerryTerminal #HongKongShoppingSpots #FerryTerminalRestaurants #TravelTips #HongKongTravelRecommendations #HongKongPhotoSpots #TripdotcomHongKong #CityCityRest

#MayTravelSupport 📍HongKongFerryTerminal As soon as you get off the ferry, you can feel the energy of the city called “HongKong”! This entrance, which cuts through the wind between the forest of buildings, is not just a terminal, but the starting point of your Hong Kong trip✨ The thick smell of the sea, the busy people, and the tall buildings in the distance seem to say, “Welcome, is this your first time in Hong Kong?” Feel the first scene of the unfamiliar but exciting city here! 📸 #WelcomeToHongKong #HongKongFerryTerminal #StartHongKongTravel #FirstImpressionoftheCity #HongKongEmotion #FirstStepInHongKong #HongKongPhotoSpot #TripdotcomHongKong #HongKongTravelRecord

I just got back from the most incredible city I’ve ever been to.. HONG KONG! 🇭🇰✨✈️🌏 We have recently been on an ancestry family journey and it has brought us here. It’s me and my sister this trip and we’re going to look at all the best things you should include on your trip to Hong Kong! After this vlog where we take you across Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, Mong Kok and even over to Macau, we then spend 2 days at Hong Kong.

Traveling from Hong Kong to Macau by ferry is a convenient and enjoyable option. Start by purchasing your ferry ticket online or at the ticket counter, selecting the time and cabin class that suits you best. Upon arrival at the terminal, present your identification and ticket to complete the boarding process. After passing through security checks, you can proceed to the waiting lounge. When boarding, follow the instructions to locate your seat. The ferry offers a comfortable interior and attentive service. During the voyage, you can take in the stunning sea views and feel the refreshing ocean breeze. Upon arrival at the destination terminal, follow the signs to the immigration checkpoint to complete entry procedures. The entire process is smooth and efficient, making ferry travel between Hong Kong and Macau a great way to enjoy scenic ocean views while reaching your destination with ease.

2024 November Hong Kong Macau China 7 days I went on a free trip with my 4th grader. The night in Hong Kong that I visited after 10 years, It was still so gorgeous that I couldn't sleep, But I, who had grown old, or rather matured in those 10 years, In order to capture that Hong Kong night, With more than 20,000 steps a day, All three of us fell into a deep sleep, competing with each other. Enishiya, a Japanese ramen restaurant in Hong Kong Sheung Wan Macau Ferry Terminal There were various restaurants in the Macau Ferry Terminal, The Japanese ramen restaurant Enishiya on the 2nd floor #香港 #hongkong The soup is really good. After a shot of Asai beer, I'm leaving for Macau. Have a happy Hong Kong trip. #HongKongFerry #HongKongTravel

#April Good Places 2025 📍Address: Taipa Golden Light Flight - a comfortable and convenient sea journey It's really fast and comfortable to take the Golden Light Airlines from Taipa Pier! The wharf is spacious and bright, the waiting area has air conditioning and comfortable seats, and the duty-free shop can walk. Go to the boat, the seats are spacious and clean, the large glass windows can see the unbeatable sea view, the navigation is very stable, will not feel dizzy at all. The boat ride takes only about 1 hour to Hong Kong, and is even faster than taking the bus! Whether it’s traveling or working, Golden Light Airlines are the best choice for commuting to and from Hong Kong and Macau. Next time you go to Hong Kong, you must take it again! ⛴️✨