Macau Excursion Plus Venetian Resort Visit From Kowloon Area Of Hong Kong
Description
This full-day tour takes you to the highlights, the stunning sights and the legendary landmarks of this former Portuguese colony on the Chinese mainland. See Ruins of St. Paul's Church, Mount Fortress, Museum of Macau, Na Tcha Temple, St. Dominic's Church, Holy House of Mary, Senado Square, Leal Senado Building and General Post Office Building. Enjoy a view from 223m high Observation Deck and have a buffet lunch in a 360 degrees revolving restaurant on the 60th floor on Macau Tower. Visit the Venetian Macao Resort, the largest single structure hotel building in Asia. Enjoy 4 hours on your own to gamble, shop and/or eat at this Las Vegas-inspired property along the Cotai Strip. At the end of the evening, take the ferry back to Hong Kong and return to your hotel on your own. Hotel pickup at selected hotels in Kowloon, buffet lunch, transport by air-conditioned coach and round trip ferry tickets are included.
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The pickup time is between 7:30am to 7:50am. Your tour guide will pick you up at your hotel lobby, and you will board on 8:45am ferry to Macau.
A collection of over twenty locations that witness the unique assimilation and co-existence of Chinese and Portuguese cultures in Macau, a former Portuguese colony.
In the heart of the old city stands the great carved stone facade of St. Paul's, which, with the grand staircase, are all that remain of the first church and Colleague of the Jesuits in China. Designed by an Italian Jesuit, the church was built in the early 17th century. In 1835 a fire destroyed all but the facade.
The Monte Forte was Macau's principal military defense structure which was built in conjunction with the Jesuits form 1617 to 1626. The fortress covers an area of 10,000 square metres and is in the shape of a trapezoid. It has became a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2005.
The Macao Museum is located on the hill of the Fortaleza do Monte in Santo António, Macau. Exhibits that illustrate the life of Macau and its people over the past four centuries.
The Section of the Old City Walls are the remains of a wall that surrounded the colonial city of Macau, in Portuguese Macau, in the 16th and 17th centuries. The wall's construction is unique because it was built of clay, sand, rice straw, rocks, and oyster shells.
St. Dominic's Church is a late 16th-century Baroque-style church that serves within the Cathedral Parish of the Roman Catholic Diocese of Macau. It is located in the peninsular part of the city at the Largo de São Domingos
The 1st western-style clinic in Macau
An elongated triangular shaped square and connects Largo do São Domingos at one end and Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro on the other. Vast majority of the buildings around the square are European styled, The most famous ones are Leal Senado Building (World Heritage), General Post Office Building, etc.
The Leal Senado Building was the seat of Portuguese Macau's government. It is located at one end of the Senado Square in São Lourenço, Macau, China. The title was bestowed on Macau's government in 1810 by Portugal's Prince Regent João, who later became King John VI of Portugal.
Buffet lunch is arranged at 360 cafe, a 360 degrees revolving restaurant on the 60th floor of Macau Tower. After lunch, go to Observation Deck on the 61st floor to watch outdoor Skywalk, or Bungy Jump.
Buffet lunch is arranged at 360 cafe, a 360 degrees revolving restaurant on the 60th floor of Macau Tower. After lunch, go to Observation Deck on the 61st floor to watch outdoor Skywalk, or Bungy Jump.
Explore the Venetian Macau, the largest single structure hotel building in Asia. Shop at the stores in the Grand Canal Shoppes, try your luck at the gambling tables or eat at one of the many delicious restaurants during your 4 hours of free time. Catch your shuttle to the Macau Ferry Terminal at 9 pm for the 10 pm ferry back to Hong Kong. Then you need to take a taxi from ferry terminal back to your hotel by yourself.
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What's included
Pickup Locations & Times
We offer pick-up to the following hotels: Attiude on Granville Hotel B P International House Best Western Grand Hotel Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay Best Western Plus Hotel Kowloon Best Western Plus Hotel Sheung Wan Booth Lodge (The Salvation Army) Burlington Hotel Butterfly on Morrison Butterfly on Prat Butterfly on Victoria Caritas Bianchi Lodge Casa Hotel City Garden Conrad Hong Kong Cordis, Hong Kong Cosmo Hotel Courtyard By Marriott Crowne Plaza Hong Kong Causeway Bay Dorsett Mong Kok Hotel Dorsett WanChai East Hotel Eaton Hotel Empire Hotel, Causeway Bay Empire Hotel, Wanchai Fenwick Pier Four Seasons Hotel Hong Kong Gloucester Luk Kwok Hotel Goodrich Hotel Grand Hyatt Hong Kong Grand View Hotel Guangdong Hotel HK Harbour Grand Hong Kong Harbour Grand Kowloon Harbour Plaza 8 Degrees Harbour Plaza Metropolis Harbour Plaza North Point Hilton Garden Inn Hong Kong Mongkok Holiday Inn Express Causeway Bay HK Holiday Inn Golden Mile Hotel Bonaparte By Rhombus Hotel Icon Hotel Jen Hong Kong Hotel Panorama by Rhombus Hotel SAV Hyatt Regency HK TST IBIS Hong Kong Central & Sheung Wan Inn Hotel Intercontinental Grand Stanford HK InterContinental HK Island Pacific Island Shangri-La JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong Kerry Hotel HK Kew Green Hotel Wanchai Kimberley Hotel Kings Hotel Kowloon Hotel Kowloon Shangri-La Hotel L'Hotel Causeway Bay Harbour View Langham Hotel, HK (TST) Largos Hotel Marco Polo Gateway Hotel Marco Polo HK Hotel Marco Polo Prince Hotel Metropark Hotel Kowloon Metropark Hotel Mong Kok Metropark Hotel, Causeway Bay Nathan Hotel New World Millennium HK Novotel Century Hong Kong Novotel Nathan Road Kowloon HK Park Hotel Peninsula HK Prudential Hotel Regal Hong Kong Regal Kowloon Hotel Regal Oriental Hotel Renaissance Harbour View Rosedale Hong Kong Rosedale Hotel Kowloon Mongkok Royal Plaza Hotel Shamrock Hotel Sheraton HK Hotel & Towers Silka Seaview Hotel Silka West Kowloon Hotel South China Hotel South Pacific Hotel Stanford Hillview Hotel Stanford Hotel (MongKok) The Charterhouse Causeway Bay The City View The Emperor (373 Queen's Road East) The Empire Hotel Kowloon The Excelsior Hong Kong The Harbour View The Imperial Hotel The Luxe Manor The Mira HK The Park Lane Hong Kong a Pullman The Ritz-Carlton The Royal Garden The Royal Pacific Hotel & Towers The Wharney Guang Dong Hong Kong VIC on the Harbour W Hotel West Hotel Yesinn @YMT Wing Sing Lane YMCA of HK (The Salisbury)
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- If you book a tour, but do not offer a pickup place, you will receive cancellation notice and refund. If you stay in a local home or a hotel not in the pickup list, please inform of the address upon booking. You will be informed of the nearest pickup hotel and pickup time to meet your tour guide. Your reply of approval of this pickup arrangement and deadline of apply time is critical. The deadline is 3pm one day prior of your Macau tour day. This is the time when all ferry tickets will be bought for Macau tour next day. After the deadline, all bookings without a pickup plan will be cancelled automatically.
- If you book an activity less than 24 hours prior to the scheduled activity start time, you are required to telephone the local tour supplier immediately right after your booking. Otherwise the tour bus will not come to your hotel.
- You will receive a Final Confirmation Voucher with pickup time and meeting place from the local tour supplier in Hong Kong. The telephone number of the local tour supplier is displayed on your voucher. The office is open from 0700 to 2100 Hong Kong time. If no one answers the phone call after office hour, please telephone again at 0700 next day to add you in the pickup list.
- Upon pickup, your tour guide will find you by eye contact, or read your name from the pickup list. MUST be on time since the reserved round-trip ferry tickets are not changeable. There is no refund for no show or being late.
- Please inform your nationality on reservation. You are recommend to use keyword of "Corpo de Polícia de Segurança Pública" to search on Internet and check if you need a visa for Macau. Please bring along passport for immigration entry at Macau.
- The immigration department of Hong Kong has announced that starting from 23 January 2017, Indian national must apply for and successfully complete pre-arrival registration online before they can visit Hong Kong visa-free. From 23 January for any Indian passport holder join the any outgoing tour to Macau must bring their passport and with copy of pre-arrival registration. When your tour guide pick up the Indian guest for outgoing tour to Macau, they will check with the guest to ensure they have the copy of pre-arrival registration.
- Chinese passport holders need to have Macau Travel Permit and should apply it from Chinese Embassy before you arrive in Hong Kong. Chinese citizen from mainland China please do not book this tour because you might have problem for re-entry of Hong Kong in the same day. Due to different explanation of visiting times of your Hong Kong Travel Permit, you might be rejected to re-enter into Hong Kong,
- Museum of Macau is not included for tours on Monday.
- Ages below 21 or those wearing shorts or slippers are not allowed access to casino. No photos allowed inside museum and casino. If you do not enter into Sands Casino, you can walk around the nearby area and come back in time.
- If you want to stay on Macau Tower to take SkyWalk or bungee jump at own cost, you will give up the rest program of Venetian Macao (no partial refund). Please tell your tour guide that you will leave the group, and ask for your return ferry ticket. Please notice no land transfer will be arranged after Macau Tower if you leave the group.
Reviews(1)
I along with my wife was on Hong Kong and Macau tour for our 3rd anniversary. Tour guide picked us from our hotel in Kowloon and than we were given tickets for ferry to Macau. In our group of around 10, there were people from Argentina, New Zealand, UK, US, Australia, and we (Indian), so it was a true global group. All were very good and friendly. Immigration in Hong Kong and Macau create no issue and once we arrived in Macau, we were taken by a bus for sight seeing. At each spot our tour guide lady (she was very friendly and good) explained the historical/cultural significance in details. She gave us extra around 10-15 minutes of time to take photo/selfie etc. at each spot. She took to us to a bakery where we tasted a lot of cookies free of cost. After that we were given around 1 hour to roam around in city Centre to do some shopping/photography etc. After that we were taken to Macau tower where bungy jumping/skywalk activities were going on. None of us dared to do that. haha.. We had our food/lunch there as it was included in our package. The buffet had a lot of dishes including veg/non veg continental/Indian dishes, so we were very happy to see Indian dishes in the buffet. It was a revolving restaurent. After that we were taken to Sands Casino, where we spent around 1 hour. Unfortunately I do not know how to play in Casino, so my wife and I came out of Casino and visited nearby places of Sands Casino. There are a lot of photogenic spots within 5-10 minutes walk (500 meter radius) of Casino. After that we were dropped at Venetian Macau at around 3:30/4:00. We visited Venetian, its canal, boat ride, did some shopping, took lots of photo, and than visited Parisian Casino, Effil tower till 8:00. All are connected to each other. Around 8:30, we took a free shuttle bus from Venetian to Macau ferry terminal. Everywhere you will find free wifi even in shuttle bus. Although our departure time on ticket was 10:00 but we took an early ferry - around 8:30 (you can take any early ferry but not later than the time mentioned on your ferry ticket). Later after arrival in Kowloon by ferry we took MTR to our hotel. Overall it was a very pleasant trip and we will always remember the fund we did during this trip. Guide and tour service was excellent. I will highly recommend this trip if you want to explore everything in Macau in 1 day.
