Macau or Macao Special Administrative Region (S.A.R.) of China is situated 64 kilometers West of Hong Kong S.A.R.
Macao was returned to China in December, 1999 after 442 years of Portuguese rule. During this period, its name was spelt "MACAU", and it was one of the world's richest cities. In 2005, 18.7 million visitors enjoyed the Macau Casinos and the popular Macau Tower packed with fun and exhilarating adventure attractions. It also has many historical sites located around the city center.
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Macau Tower, 338 meters high with the main observation deck at 223 meters. There are various breathtaking adventures on offer and you haven't been to Macau if you have not tried at least one of these;
The SkyJump, taking off from the outer rim of Macau Tower 233 meters aboveground.
Skywalk X, brave the 1.8 meters wide walkway without a handrail! It is very thrilling to walk around the main outer rim of Macau Tower 233 meters aboveground.
Long Flying Fox:Fly through the air on a 70 meter zip line that shoots out of the tower leg into a large net.
Mast's Vertical Climbing: Experience Macau's highest summit at 338 meters. Stand at the top of the world's 10th tallest free-standing tower by climbing 100 meters up the mast's vertical ladders.
Long Ironwalk, the Ironwalk with a tricky extension.
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Hong Kong is the perfect Gateway to Macau as it has many transport facilities for Macau-bound passengers. The main sea terminal and heliport are located in Shun Tak Centre, in the Waterfront West of Central District on Hong Kong Island. The terminal has passenger wharves and helipad, booking offices for current and advance sailing and flights, reservation offices of Macau hotels.
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Upon arrival at Hong Kong International Airport, board the Airport Express Train for a 24 minutes trip all the way to the last station in the city - Hong Kong MTR Station which is adjacent to Central Station. Walk through Central Station and board an Island Line train going to Sheung Wan (HK$4, 2 minutes ride). Exit towards Shun Tak Centre, the Hong-Macau Ferry Terminal is on the 3rd floor right above the Sheung Wan MTR Station.
Or, upon arrival at Hong Kong International Airport, get on the Bus No. A11 and get off at the third stop - Sheung Wan for Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal (HK$40).
If you are coming from Shenzhen, China and pass thru the Lo Wu border, you should take the MTR train to East Tsim Sha Tsui station, 42 minutes ride(HK$36.5). Walk to the adjacent MTR Station and look for Exit A (Kowloon Park). Walk 5 minutes along with the park or towards Harbour City, from there you can easily see the New World First Ferry Terminal situated west of Canton Road, Tsim Sha Tsui.
Gateway to Macau Ferry Transfer Services are also available from Hong Kong International Airport, you can take the SkyPier for Ferries that will bring you straight to Macau, China.
Important: Macau Currency is Macau Patacas (MOP). One (1) USD = 8.02543 MOP or one (1) MOP = 0.124604 USD. Hong Kong Dollars (HK$) are also accepted in some places.
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