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HONGKONG-MACAU TRIP (first timers) ITINERARY 2011 (4 full days) kindly suggest and advice re transpo. What MTR lines and exits?

by Nina
(Philippines)

It is my first time in Hongkong and Macau and I'd like to make the most out of my trip. I would like to go in most tourist spots but I don't want to waste so much time getting lost so I've been planning this trip since Feb and so far this is what I've got.

I hope somebody can comment and give an advice regarding transportations, MTR stations and exits to and from the most tourist attractions.

DAY 1 Ocean Park, Avenue of Stars, Symphony of Lights

10:00-5:00pm Ocean Park
Entrance fee: HKD 250

Take MTR from Jordan to Central and then take bus 6X to the Ocean Park. The metro fare is about HKD8.5/person to take MTR to Admiralty then bus 629 to Ocean Park.

Q: how will I get from ocean park to TST promenade for the symphony of lights? what MTR station and what exit? travel time?

8pm Symphony of Lights, Avenue of Stars
*TST Waterfront

DAY 2 NGONG PING, PEAK, MADAME TUSSAUDS Q: is this doable?
9am-3pm
Ngong Ping 360
Citygate Outlets (Lunch at Food republic)
Citygate Outlet. Add: 20 Tat Tung Road, Tung Chung, Lantau, Hong Kong

3-7pm the Peak, Madame Tussauds

7-11pm
**Temple street, Yau Ma Tei 6-12mn

**Ladies Market

Q: will be staying in 1 Austin road, Kowloon.
How will I get from there to Ngong Ping using MTR? when I get to the MTR station near Ngong ping, is the cable car station in the same place?
If not how will I get there?
How will i get from Ngong Ping to Citygate outlets?
then, how to go to the Peak Tram station from Citygate outlet? how long is the travel time?
lastly, transportation from Peak Tram station to Kowloon.

DAY 3 Disneyland, Causeway Bay

10:30-8:00pm Disneyland
Entrance fee: HKD 350

8 PM onwards Causeway Bay
Q: from Disneyland, how will I get to Causeway Bay? then from Causeway Bay to Austin road, Kowloon.

DAY 4 Macau
6 or 7am Call time
7am depart HK ferry terminal

8:30-9:00 AM – Macau Ferry Terminal
• Ride the Sands Shuttle Bus
>Sands Casino, Fisherman’s Wharf

9:00-11:00 am
• Ride the Lisboa Shuttle Bus
>Visit Ruin’s of St. Paul, Senado Square(San Ma Lo), Monte fort, museum, Rua da Felicidade(street food), fountain, Loukau Mansion, St Dom's Cathedral, Holy House of Mercy, Kuan Tai Temple, Bishop Office, Jesus SQ, Old City walls, Mount Fortress, Museum, St Anthony's, Sir Rob's
• Souvenir Shopping/Food Trip

11:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Shuttle to Wynn Macau
>golden dragon, tree of prosperity, fountain

12:30 to 3:30 pm
Shuttle to Venetian
>lunch at food court
>City of dreams
• Vquarium
• Go to 2nd floor to get the free pass for Dragon’s Treasure
• Watch Dragon’s Treasure

3:30 -5:30 PM
Options:
Visit Macau tower, buy pasalubong at Rua de Felicidade, go back to Venetian, Wynn or Fisherman’s wharf.

Q: I read from other blogs that it is wise to make use of the free shuttle buses in Macau. Does anyone have an idea how can I make use of it with my itinerary? I heard Macau is a small place, but still, I believe I can save so much time if I already have an idea where to ride beforehand.

Suggestions? Comments? I hope someone can help me with this! thanks so much!

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Apr 14, 2011
 Re: HONGKONG-MACAU TRIP (first timers) ITINERARY
by: HKinsider Don

For Day 1 in Hong Kong, the tourist attractions to visit like Ocean Park, Avenue of Stars, and then Victoria Harbour and opt for Symphony of Lights show at 8:00pm is a good whole day itinerary.

I assume that you will be staying somewhere at Jordan, Kowloon area. So the most efficient travel route between Jordan to Ocean Park is by taking the MTR train from Jordan to Admiralty station and then take the bus no. 629 straight to Ocean Park.

Here's the detailed information in getting to Ocean Park (Hong Kong Island side) from Jordan (Kowloon side).

From Jordan MTR station, take the Tsuen Wan Line trains going to Central station but just get off at Admiralty station (6 minutes @ HK$7.9) then take Exit B. Upon exit, you'll find the Admiralty (west) Bus Terminus where you can take the special CityBus No. 629 for about 15 minutes trip @ HK$10.6 / person. It is an express special bus route between Admiralty (west) and Ocean Park main entrance.

Here's how to get from Ocean Park to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade (back to Kowloon side) where you can visit the new attraction, the "Avenue of Stars" and also, that would be a perfect place to watch the nightly show, the "Symphony of Lights" from the opposite Hong Kong Island side.

From ocean Park, again, take the bus no. 629 back to Admiralty MTR station. Get inside into the MTR station and take the Tsuen Wan Line trains going to Tsuen Wan but you need to get off just right at the next station, the Tsim Sha Tsui Station (5 minutes @ HK$7.9). Still at subway, walk about 10 minutes to the adjacent East Tsim Sha Tsui station then take Exit J. Upon exit, take another 5 minutes walk to the TST promenade or to the Avenue of Stars.

Note: the bold and blue color fonts stands for major tourist attractions, their links are in the bottom of this page. Please follow those links to read more information about it, specially on how to get there.
Apr 14, 2011
 thanks (more:))
by: Nina

Thanks so much, can't wait for the continuation! :)

What you've mentioned is already so helpful.
Apr 15, 2011
 Re: HONGKONG-MACAU TRIP (first timers) ITINERARY
by: HKinsider Don

Day 2 in Hong Kong. Visiting to tourist attractions such as Ngong Ping 360 then to the The Peak and going to some of the Street Markets for theme street markets during evening is very doable and a good day to evening activity to maximized your day while in HK.

If you're staying in 1 Austin road, Kowloon then it would be a great location. You're a proximity to some of the famous street markets, to the popular Nathan Road that is known to be the main thoroughfare in Kowloon where a lot shops, restaurants and malls can be found, also, with a very efficient MTR trains is just steps away.

The nearest MTR access to 1 Austin Road is the Jordan station entrance / exit C1 or C2.

About Ngong Ping. I assume that you wanted to take the Ngong Ping 360 cable car from Tung Chung Terminal to Ngong Ping village. Otherwise, you can take a taxi for about 36 minutes drive @ HK$175 or a bus no. 23 (not recommended, too many stops and could take about 50 mins travel @ HK$17.2) from Tung Chung to Ngong Ping village.

So here's how to get from Austin road, Kowloon to Tung Chung cable car terminal and the most efficient way to travel is by taking the MTR trains.

MTR Route Option 1 (recommended to avoid long walk).
Get into the Jordan MTR station should be only a block away from your location. Take the Tsuen Wan Line train heading towards Tsuen Wan station but you need to get off at Lai King station then interchange trains to the Tung Chung Line going to Tung Chung station and get off right there to that last station then take Exit C to the Citygate Outlets and take your lunch. Total train travel time is 36 minutes @ HK$13.8
Apr 15, 2011
 Re: HONGKONG-MACAU TRIP (first timers) ITINERARY
by: HKinsider Don

MTR Route Option 2. A little bit faster but need to walk longer.
Take about 10 minutes walk along the Austin road to the Austin MTR station entrance / exit F. Upon getting into the MTR station, take the West Rail Line trains going to Tuen Mun and just get off at the next station, Nam Cheong station then interchange trains to the Tung Chung Line going to Tung Chung station. Total train travel time is only 29 minutes @ HK$13.8.

Afterwards, follow the directional signs in going to the to the Cable Car Terminal (about 5 mins walk from Citygate Outlets). Take the Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car from Ngong Ping 360 Tung Chung Terminal all the way to Ngong Ping 360 Ngong Ping Terminal. 24 minutes stunning cable car ride @ HK$80 single trip or HK$115 for round trip ticket. Take a tour to all popular attractions when you arrive at Ngong Ping village.

Get back to Tung Chung by taxi or again by taking the Ngong Ping 360 cable car.

From Tung Chung, get into the Tung Chung MTR station and then follow the procedure in MTR Route option 1 above in reverse order only you'll get off at Tsim Sha Tsui station and then proceed to the Tsim Sha Tsui Star Ferry Terminal which is located at the Victoria Harbour close to the Avenue of Stars.

Getting to the Peak. Take the Star Ferry from TST to Central, 9 minutes @ HK$2.5. Nearby you find a bus terminal and take the bus no. 15C to the peak tram for about 10 minutes @ HK$4.2 and then take the Peak Tram to the Peak.

From the Peak head back to TST with same travel route procedure in reverse order and from TST, get a taxi that will bring you straight to Street Markets - Ladies Street Market then walk to the Temple Street Night Market and you'll end up to Jordan area which is close to where you stay at Austin road.

Here's an interactive map, connecting from TST Star Ferry Pier to Ladies' market to Temple street market and finishing at Austin road near Nathan road.

View TST Star Ferry Pier to Ladies' Market in a larger map
Apr 16, 2011
 Re: HONGKONG-MACAU TRIP (first timers) ITINERARY
by: HKinsider Don

Day 3 in Hong Kong. Like Ocean Park, the HK Disneyland offers its visitors about a complete full day activity that starts from 10:00 am and end up usually at 8:00 pm when the fireworks is finished. Afterwards, going to HK Shopping - Causeway Bay for Shopping is very doable and a great whole day itinerary for your HK stay.

Getting from 1 Austin Road to Disneyland. Get into the Jordan MTR station and take the Tsuen Wan Line trains heading towards Tsuen Wan station and get off at Lai King station. Interchange trains to the Tung Chung Line going to Tung Chung station and get off at Sunny Bay station. Finally, interchange trains to the Disneyland Resort Line trains going straight to Disneyland Resort station. Total train travel time is 36 minutes @ HK$16.6

Getting to Causeway Bay from HK Disneyland. Take the MTR trains from Disneyland Resort station to Sunny Bay station. Interchange trains to the Tung Chung Line trains going to Hong Kong station and get off there. Walk to the adjacent Central station and take the Island Line trains to Causeway Bay station then you may take Exit A to visit Times Square one the largest shopping mall in Hong Kong. Total train travel time is 44 minutes @ HK$21.2

Getting to 1 Austin Road from Causeway Bay. Get back into the Causeway Bay MTR station and take the Island Line trains going to Sheung Wan but you need to get off at Admiralty station. Interchange trains to the Tsuen Wan Line trains going to Tsuen Wan and get off at Jordan station then take Exit C1 and walk couple of minutes along Nathan road to Austin road. Total train travel time is only 12 minutes @ HK$9.7 (see MTR route map below)

MTR route map from Causeway bay to Jordan station:
MTR trains route map between Jordan and Causeway Bay stations
Apr 17, 2011
 About a day in Macau itinerary
by: Nina

Hi,

We'll be leaving on the 23rd of April and I am really grateful for your help with the transportation.

I hope that you'll continue answering my queries. I really do hope you can still help me with my Macau itinerary because for me, this is the hardest to plan.

Thanks so much, God bless!
Apr 22, 2011
 Re: About a day in Macau itinerary
by: HKinsider Don

Day 4. From Hong to a full day Macau tour.

Hong Kong to Macau by Ferry at Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal, Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong

Getting from 1 Austin to the Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal. Take the Tsuen Wan Line MTR trains at Jordan station to the next station, Tsim Sha Tsui station (3 minutes @ HK$3.7) and then take Exit A1. Take about 10 minutes walk to the Ferry Terminal (see a walking map route here) or take a short taxi drive.

* HK - Macau Ferry service hours is from 7:00 am to 10:30 pm.
Ordinary Class ticket cost HK$133 on weekdays and HK$148 on weekends.

* Macau - HK Ferry service hours is from 7:00 am to 10:30 pm.
Ordinary Class ticket cost HK$140 on weekdays and HK$155 on weekends.

* Journey time is about 60 to 75 minutes.

At Macau Ferry Terminal, (refer to this interactive map and click on the markers to know the name of attractions:

View Macau tourist attractions map in a larger map

Actually, there's a bus stop adjacent to the Ferry Terminal - the Terminal Maritimo.

Available Buses: 10, 10a, 10b, 10x, 12, 1a, 28a, 28b, 28bx, 3, 32, 3a, AP1

Bus fares usually around $4 and are in MOP currency. 1 Hong Kong Dollar = 1.0318 Macau Patacas (MOP).

Macau is quite small but taking a bus would kill your precious time as most buses have a 30 to 50 stops that makes it slow (not recommended).

It is recommended to take a taxi straight to your intended place of attraction that could be only about 10 to 20 mins drive from the ferry terminal (refer to the Macau attractions map above).

Many of Macau attractions or sightseeing places are located close to each other.

Hope this will help you plan your Macau itinerary.
Apr 22, 2011
 Map of popular Macau Museums
by: Anonymous

Here's the location of the most and well-known Macau Museums:

View Macau Museums in a larger map
Oct 11, 2011
 5 days trip to Shenzhen and Macau
by: Cassandra

Hi!

I would be appreciated if you could help me to plan my itinerary in Shenzhen.

I will be staying in Shenzhen for 4 nights and during my stay in Shenzhen, I would like to make a day trip to Macau.

Can you help me to plan my itinerary?

Your help is very much appreciated.
Nov 17, 2011
 Re: 5 days trip to Shenzhen and Macau
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello Cassandra :)

Getting to Shenzhen

Here's my suggested itinerary.

Day1: Window of the World
Day2: Happy Valley
Day3: Splendid China
Day4: China Folk Culture Villages
Day5: Macau

*A day is enough to tour around Macau. To get to Macau from Shenzhen, please refer to the link above.

I hope the above information will help you.
Jan 22, 2012
 3 Days hong Kong and 1 Day Macau tour
by: Anonymous

Can you suggest the best itinerary for a 3-day HK and 1-day Macau tour? We are staying at TSIM TSA TSUI, Nathan Road. Thanks
Jan 22, 2012
 Re: 3 Days hong Kong and 1 Day Macau tour
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

Here's a recommended itinerary for your Hong Kong/Macau trip.

Please refer to the above posts for another recommended itinerary.
Jan 25, 2012
 First time travel in Hong Kong
by: Anonymous

Hi! It will be our first time travel in Hong Kong. Our travel will be from March 2-5. We'll arrive in HK about 1PM and leave March 5 in AM. We want your suggestion so we can have the best itinerary. We are also looking for the possibility of visiting Macau with our very tight schedule. Thank you
Jan 26, 2012
 Re: First time travel in Hong Kong
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

Here's my suggested itinerary to maximize your trip.

march2: Victoria Peak --> Avenue of Stars --> Symphony of Lights at 8pm --> Street Markets - Ladies' Night Market

march3: Ocean Park --> HK Disneyland (don't miss the "Disney in the Stars" fireworks at 8pm)

march4: Macau

*Disneyland, Ocean Park, and Macau require a full day activity.

Enjoy!
Feb 01, 2012
 1day Tour to MACAU
by: Anonymous

Hi,

PLease help me get to Macau from our Hotel Rambler Oasis Tsing Yi.


Thanks,
Feb 01, 2012
 Re: 1day Tour to MACAU
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

Here's a travel guide in getting to Macau from Rambler Oasis Hotel.
Feb 01, 2012
 from HK ferry terminal to Jordan Station
by: Anonymous

Hi! My family will be going to HK from Macau via ferry on March 11. How do we go to Jordan station in HK from the HK Ferry Terminal. Your help will be highly appreciated. Thanks.
Feb 01, 2012
 HK-Macau trip
by: jbm

Hi! My family will be going to HK-Macau on March 10-11. We will be leaving Manila at 6 am on March 10. Upon arrival at HK Airport, we will go straight to Macau via ferry since we will be availing of the Zaia-Cotaijet ferry tickets. Our ferry leaves at 1 pm. Please advise the following:

1. most convenient transportation from HK airport to Cotaijet terminal

2. how to go to A Lorcha, Macau from Senado square.

3. how to go to Largos Hotel in HK from HK ferry terminal

4. itinerary for our HK stay from March 11 (afternoon) to March 13 (lunch time)

Thanks a lot
Feb 02, 2012
 Re: from HK ferry terminal to Jordan Station
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

Here's a travel instruction in getting to Jordan MTR station from Hong Kong China Ferry Terminal. (post dated april 22, 2011, follow the path in reverse order).
Feb 02, 2012
 Re: HK-Macau trip
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

1) Here's a travel guide in getting to Macau from HKIA.

2) A Lorcha is located at 289A Rua do Almirante Sergio | Macau Peninsula, Macau, China. Getting to A Lorcha from Senado Square, i suggest you take a 10-minute taxi drive for taking a bus would take time.

3) Getting to Largos Hotel from Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal: Take MTR trains. Take the Island Line going to Chai Wan and get off at Central. Interchange trains to the Tsuen Wan Line going to Tsuen Wan and get off at Jordan station, exit B2 (13 minutes at HK$8.1) then walk 1 minute to Largos Hotel.

Head northeast on Jordan Rd towards Chi Wo St
Turn left onto Chi Wo St
Turn left onto Nanking St
Destination will be on the right

4) Here's my suggested itinerary to maximize your HK trip.

mar11: Victoria Peak (pop into Madame Tussauds) --> Star Ferry --> Avenue of Stars --> Symphony of Lights at 8pm--> Street Markets - Ladies' Night Market

mar12: HK Disneyland (don't miss the "Disney in the Stars" fireworks at 8pm

or

Ocean Park

mar13: Ngong Ping 360
Feb 03, 2012
 HK-Macau trip
by: jbm

thanks for the very helpful reply :)

On March 10, we will be watching Zaia at the Venetian. Would you advise that we go to A Lorcha for dinner after Zaia or on March 11 for lunch? Thanks.
Feb 03, 2012
 Re: HK-Macau trip
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

A Lorcha Open Hours: Wed-Mon 12:30-3pm and 6:30-11pm

It's a 10-minute drive away from The Venetian Macao-Resort-Hotel.
Feb 04, 2012
 Guang Zhou-HK-Macau (first timer) Itinerary (6 days). Advice on transportation & MTR line
by: Alice

Hi,

Guang Zhou(GZ) - Hong Kong(HK) - Macau - GZ trip.

1) Would like to know which route is better and save journey duration if I travel from GZ.
Route: GZ - HK - Macau - GZ (If we travel back to GZ from Macau, do I need to go through Zhuhai then only to go GZ or are there any direct route from Macau to GZ and what is the duration time?

2)How to go to HK from GZ? Fastest way.
3)How to go to Ah Shan Hostel, Mongkok?

Itinerary as follows: Please give advise on the MTR line and how to get there.
1) Day 1 - GZ
2) Day 2 - HK (Check in Ah Shan Hostel, to Langham Place, ride Ding Ding Tram to round HK Island, Victoria Habour - ride Star Ferry to Avenue of Stars, Symphony of Lights (7.45pm) back to Ladies Street, Mongkok. Any good suggestion to add in?) Please advise direction from Ah Shan Hostel to the places mentioned.
3) Day 3 - Macau (How to go Macau from Ah Shan Hostel in morning? A day trip. How to go back to GZ from Macau?)
4) Day 4 & 5 - GZ
Thanks.
Feb 07, 2012
 Re: Guang Zhou-HK-Macau (first timer) Itinerary (6 days). Advice on transportation & MTR line
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello Alice :)

1) You get to Guangzhou via Zhuhai from Macau.

2) Here's a travel route in getting to Hong Kong from Guangzhou.

3) When you get to Hong Kong, take trains at Lo Wu station. Take the East Rail Line going to Hung Hom and interchange trains at Kowloon Tong station. Take the Kwun Tong Line going to Yau Ma Tei and get off at Mong Kok station, exit D2 (47 minutes at HK$35.7)

Here's a travel instruction in getting to NP 360 from TST (post dated August 18, 2011)

Here's my recommended itinerary.

day2: Langham Place --> Ding Ding Tram --> Star Ferry --> Avenue of Stars --> Symphony of Lights at 8pm --> Street Markets - Ladies' Night Market

Here's a travel guide in getting to Langham Place (post dated August 18, 2011)

To Ding Ding Tram: Take MTR trains at Mong Kok station. Take the Tsuen Wan Line going to Central and get off at Admiralty station. Take exit C1 and board on the Ding Ding Tram at the tram stop outside Pacific Place.

To Star Ferry: Get to Central station and take exit A. Follow directional signs to get to the Central Star Ferry Pier. Board on the Star Ferry crossing the Victoria Harbour to get to Tsim Sha Tsui. The Avenue of Stars is adjacent to the Central Pier.

To Ladies' Night Market: Get to the nearest Tsim Sha Tsui MTR station and take the Tsuen Wan Line going to Tsuen Wan and get off at Mong Kok station. Take exit D3 and follow directional signs to get to the market. Please refer to this map (post dated August 18, 2011) for walking directions.

day3: Macau

Here's more in getting to Macau.
Mar 06, 2012
 airport
by: JBM

Hi! what are my options if I'll be going to Largos Hotel (Nathan Road) from HK international airport? Thanks.
Mar 07, 2012
 Re: options in getting to Largos Hotel Hong Kong from HKIA
by: HKinsider Don

Hi JBM,

Largos Hotel Hong Kong is rated 3-star hotel with a superb location at 30 Nanking Street, Jordan, Kowloon, Hong Kong. It is only about a minute walk to and from Jordan MTR station Exit B2.

Here are your best travel options in getting to Largos Hotel Hong Kong from Hong Kong International Airport (in any order, depends on your preference):

1) By Bus - Direct route: Take the bus CTB A21 from Airport Ground Transportation Center (bus stop no.1) to Prudential Center at 230 Nathan Road, Sham Mong Road (bus stop no.11). Travel time is about 57 minutes @ HK$33.

2) By Train, Airport Express + MTR: Take the Airport Express train from Airport to Tsing Yi station --> interchange to MTR Tung Chung Line train from Tsing Yi and get off at Lai King station --> interchange trains to the Tsuen Wan Line and get off at Jordan station then take Exit B2. Train travel time is about 40 minutes.

Fare: Airport Express train from Airport to Tsing Yi = HK$60; MTR trains = FREE.

3) By Taxi - Direct route: Take a taxi straight to Largos Hotel Hong Kong from Hong Kong International Airport for about 39 mins drive @ HK$270.
Mar 12, 2012
 3 days in HK and Macau
by: Carie

Hi, can you suggest an itinerary if we arrive on Apr 27,8PM in HK and will leave on May 1? We also want to go to Macau. Is it possible?
Mar 12, 2012
 Re: 3 days in HK and Macau
by: HKinsider Don

Hi Carie, please follow the links below for our recommended itineraries, see if you find something that suite your preference then you may post any further specific questions in this thread.
Mar 22, 2012
 Any suggestion (itinerary) for my short stay in hongkong.
by: Mhina

Pls help:)

we will be arriving on Hongkong on May 2 (11:35 am ) and will depart on May 3 (4:35 pm),

we also want to go to Macau.

any suggestion what we will be our trip...this is our first time...

i really need help

thanks:)
Mar 22, 2012
 Re: Any suggestion (itinerary) for my short stay in hongkong
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello Mhina :)

Here's my suggested itinerary to maximize your trip.

may2: HK Disneyland (don't miss the "Disney in the Stars" fireworks at 8pm) --> Street Markets - Ladies' Night Market

or

Ocean Park --> The Peak (pop into Madame Tussauds) --> Star Ferry --> Avenue of Stars --> Symphony of Lights at 8pm --> Street Markets - Ladies' Night Market

may3: Macau

or

NP 360 --> HK Museums

I hope this would help you.
Mar 27, 2012
 4D/3D HK/MACAU SUGGESTED ITINERARY
by: Anonymous

Hi, Don! Kindly help me to plan our itinerary for 4D/3N HK/Macau. We will arrive at the airport at 1220, then will check-in at Kimberly Hotel. Btw, we are first timers.
Day 1-We want to maximize our time to visit beautiful places here in HK, that is near in our hotel.
Day 2 -HK Disneyland, other places to go.
Day 3 - Macau, pls. suggest places to visit
Day 4 - HK again, shopping and exploring, 4pm departure
Also,pls. advice transpo, MTR Lines and exits.
Hope you can guide me. Thanks a lot!
Mar 28, 2012
 Re: 4D/3D HK/MACAU SUGGESTED ITINERARY
by: HKinsider Don

Here's my personal itinerary suggestion to help you maximize your time in Hong Kong and Macau.

First, The Kimberley Hotel Hong Kong (pls follow link to read more about hotel info and to view location map) is a 4-star hotel located at 28 Kimberley Road, Tsimshatsui, Hong Kong. About 2-3 mins walk to/from TST MTR station Exit B2.

Day 1: The hotel location is superb as it is close to lot of well-know shopping malls and dining places. Then take a short taxi ride to TST promenade to visit the Avenue of Stars and to watch the spectacular A Symphony of Lights show at 8:00pm.

Day 2: 38 mins @ HK$17 MTR from TST to HK Disneyland (don't miss the fireworks show at 7:00pm) --> then you may proceed to Causeway Bay by MTR (45 mins @ HK$21.7) for shopping or you may opt for street market shopping just near to your hotel.

Day 3: Macau. When you reach Macau, just proceed to the Senado Square the main plaza, most of the attractions are a proximity to that area. Afternoon, if you want to opt for a Macau casino.

Day 4: Shopping then departure. If your in a group, it could be more efficient if you take a taxi. It is about 37 mins @ HK$260 for a taxi ride direct to HK airport from Kimberley Hotel.
Mar 29, 2012
 4D/3D HK/MACAU ITINERARY
by: Anonymous

Thanks sir for the above itinerary. We also want to visit Ocean Park, on what day can we include it on our trip. Also, where we can buy tickets and how we can get there from Kimberly Hotel. Thanks!
Mar 30, 2012
 Re: 4D/3D HK/MACAU ITINERARY
by: HKinsider Don

I think the best day that you can visit Ocean Park is in your Day 4.

You can check out from the hotel early and go straight to Ocean Park (opens at 10:00am) --> leave your luggage in Ocean Park (there are luggage lockers available for rent) while you explore the whole park --> go straight to HK airport by taxi at around 2:00 or 2:30pm (about 50 mins drive @ HK$350).

You can buy Ocean Park tickets at Admiralty before taking the bus 629 or at the park main entrance @ HK$280 one day adult and HK$140 for children 3-11 years old.

Here's how to get to Ocean Park from TST.
Mar 31, 2012
 Itinerary for 6 days in HK
by: Anonymous

Do u have any suggestion of travel itinerary for 6 days (5 days HK and 1 day macau)in Hong Kong? We are staying in Mong kok. Thank you!
Apr 01, 2012
 RE: Itinerary for 6 days in HK
by: HKinsider Don

Here's a maximized itinerary for 5 days in HK and 1 day in Macau;

Day 1: Disneyland + fireworks show --> street market shopping

Day 2: Ocean Park --> TST promenade to visit Avenue of Stars and watch the Symphony of Lights show at 8:00pm

Day 3: Museums --> The Peak --> Lan Kwai Fong

Day 4: Noah's Ark --> Ngong Ping 360 --> Citygate Outlets shopping

Day 5: Macau whole day

Day 6: Shopping at popular shopping mall close to your hotel location --> departure

For getting there instruction to the most of the attractions mentioned from Mong Kok area, pls follow this link and read thoroughly the entire thread.
Apr 01, 2012
 Re: Itinerary for 6 days in HK NEW
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

Here's my suggested itinerary to maximize your trip.

Here's a travel instruction in getting to Mong Kok from HK Airport (post dated Jun 28, 2011). Please click on the same link for travel instructions to Disneyland, Ocean Park and Ngong Ping.

day 1: HK Disneyland (don't miss the "Disney in the Stars" fireworks at 8pm)

day 2: Ocean Park --> Star Ferry --> Avenue of Stars --> Symphony of Lights at 8pm

Getting to Star Ferry: Get back to Admiralty station and take the Island Line going to Sheung Wan then get off at Central exit A (3mins @ HK$3.8). Follow directional signs to Central Pier Bus Terminus (walking distance to the Central Star Ferry pier). Get into the Star Ferry at Pier no. 7 for about 9 minutes @ HK$2.5 ride to Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier. Walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade for the Avenue of Stars and Symphony of Lights which is adjacent to the pier.

day 3: Ngong Ping 360 --> Victoria Peak (pop into Madame Tussauds)--> Street Markets - Ladies' Night Market

Here's more travel guide in getting to Victoria Peak (post dated feb 21, 2011).

Getting to the Ladies' Night Market: Get back to Central station, take the Tsuen Wan Line and get off at Mong Kok Station, exit D3. Follow directional signs to the market.

day 4: Macau and Macau Casinos

Getting to Macau, please refer to the above post dated Apr 22, 2011.
Apr 01, 2012
 Re: Itinerary for 6 days in HK NEW
by: HKinsider stellar

day 5: Street Markets - Stanley Market --> Jumbo Kingdom --> Lan Kwai Fong

Getting to Stanley Market: Get into Mong Kok MTR station. Take the Tsuen Wan Line going to Central and get off at Central, exit A (12minutes @ HK$9.9). Get to the Exchange Square bus terminus and take any of the bus numbers mentioned on the link.

Getting to Jumbo Kingdom: Get back to Central station and get to the Exchange Square bus terminus then follow details found on the link.

Getting to Lan Kwai Fong: Get back to Central and follow details found on the link.

day 6: HK Museums --> HK Shopping

Enjoy!
Apr 01, 2012
 ITINERARY FOR HONGKONG FIRST TIMER
by: Anonymous

Can you please suggest the best itinerary for a 4-day HK and 1-day Macau tour? Our flight in on the 21st -25 of April and arriving at 10:00am in hongkong. This is our first time in Hongkong. We are also planning to go to IKEA? We will be staying at The Garden View YWCA Hotel in 1 Macdonnell Road, Hong Kong Central. Thank you so much in advance.
Apr 01, 2012
 Re: ITINERARY FOR HONGKONG FIRST TIMER NEW
by: HKinsider stellar

Hello :)

Here's my suggested itinerary to maximize your trip.

The Garden View YWCA Hotel Hong Kong (pls follow link to read hotel more info) is rated 4-star hotel located at 1 Macdonnell Road Central, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong.

Getting to your hotel from HK Airport: Take the Airport Express Trains all the way to Hong Kong/Central station (33 minutes at HK$100). Take exit G and take a taxi (9 minutes at HK$18).

apr 21: HK Disneyland (don't miss the "Disney in the Stars" fireworks at 8pm)

Getting to Disneyland: Get into Central MTR station and take the Tung Chung Line trains going to Tung Chung but you need to get off at Sunny Bay station. Interchange trains to the Disneyland Resort Line (37 minutes at HK$21.7).

apr 22: Ocean Park --> Star Ferry --> Avenue of Stars --> Symphony of Lights at 8pm

Getting to Ocean Park: Get into Central MTR station and take the Island Line going to Chai Wan and get off at Admiralty station Exit B (3 minutes @ HK$3.8). Upon exit, get on the special CityBus CTB 629 for about 25 minutes bus ride @ HK$10.6, an express bus travel between Admiralty (west) and Ocean Park (main entrance).

Getting to the Star Ferry: Get back to Admiralty station and take the Island Line going to Sheung Wan then get off at Central exit A (3mins @ HK$3.8). Follow directional signs to Central Pier Bus Terminus (walking distance to the Central Star Ferry pier). Get into the Star Ferry at Pier no. 7 for about 9 minutes @ HK$2.5 ride to Tsim Sha Tsui Ferry Pier. Walk along the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade for the Avenue of Stars and Symphony of Lights which is adjacent to the pier.
Apr 01, 2012
 Re: ITINERARY FOR HONGKONG FIRST TIMER NEW
by: HKinsider stellar

apr 23: Ngong Ping 360 --> Victoria Harbour (pop into Madame Tussauds) --> Street Markets - Ladies' Night Market

Getting to Ngong Ping: Follow the same route for Disneyland but get off at the last station, Tung Chung Station and take Exit B (37 minutes @ HK$18.8). Walk about 4 minutes to the NP 360 Cable Car terminal and then take the cable car to Ngong Ping for 25 minutes @ HK$115 for round trip ticket (recommended).

Here's more travel guide in getting to Victoria Peak (post dated feb 21, 2011).

Getting to the Ladies' Night Market: Get back to Central station, take the Tsuen Wan Line and get off at Mong Kok Station, exit D3. Follow directional signs to the market.

apr 24: Macau and Macau Casinos

*please click on the link for Macau to read travel instructions to Macau

apr 25: IKEA --> HK Museums --> HK Shopping

Getting to IKEA: Get into Central MTR station and take the Island Line going to Chai Wan and get off at Causeway Bay station Exit E (7 minutes @ HK$4.6) then walk 3 minutes.

Great George St
Head east on Great George St toward Paterson St
Turn left onto Gloucester Rd
Destination will be on the left (IKEA Causeway Bay, Park Lane Hotel Basement, 310 Gloucester Road)

Note: the bold and blue color fonts stands for major tourist attractions, their links are in the bottom of this page. Please follow those links to read more information about it, specially on how to get there.

Enjoy!
Apr 02, 2012
 3D/2N HK ITINERARY
by: Anonymous

pls. help me plan our trip to hongkong, pls advice transpo, MTR lines and exits, and fares/tickets. From your suggested itinerary pls. guide us how we can go back to our hotel at Kimberley hotel. on day 1, from our hotel @ around 2pm, we want to visit the peak, Madamme Tussauds, avenue of stars, etc. day2-HK Disneyland. Day 3- any suggestion? thank you!
Apr 03, 2012
 Re: 3D/2N HK ITINERARY
by: HKinsider Don

Here's a sample itinerary to maximize your 3 days stay in Hong Kong:

Day 1: Hotel --> TST Ferry Pier --> Star Ferry ride to Central (9 mins @ HK$2.5) --> bus 15C to the Peak Tram terminal (10 mins @ HK$4.2) --> Peak Tram to The Peak + visit to Madamme Tussauds --> Back to Peak Tram Lower station --> Open-top bus no. 15C from Lower Peak Tram station to Central Ferry Piers --> Star Ferry ride from Central to Tsim Sha Tsui --> stroll along the TST promenade to visit the Avenue of Stars and watch the Symphony of Lights show --> you can opt for street market shopping.

Day 2: Hotel --> MTR TST station (thru Exit B) to Disneyland Resort station (39 mins @ HK$17) + fireworks show at 7:00pm --> shopping at TST shopping malls close to the hotel.

Day 3: Hotel --> Ocean park (whole day) --> more shopping

* Pls follow this link (pls scroll down to the post dated "Jul 01, 2011" on that page) to read details about "The Kimberley Hotel Hong Kong" and travel instruction between the hotel and to the HK attractions you've mentioned.

* Pls follow this link and scroll down to the post dated Nov 07, 2011 on that page for travel instruction from HK airport to Kimberley hotel in TST.

* Here's a travel instruction in getting to Ocean Park from Tsim Sha Tsui.

Hope it helps and enjoy your stay in HK!
Apr 09, 2012
 where to buy tickets for peak tram and madame tussauds
by: Anonymous

Hi! Where can i get tickets for the peak tram and madame tussauds.

Are there discounted tickets for the combination of the rides and entrance of the above? thanks.
Apr 10, 2012
 Re: where to buy tickets for peak tram and madamr tussauds
by: HKinsider Don

You can easily buy The Peak tickets at the Peak Tram Lower terminal at Garden Rd, Central. And yes, there are also combo tickets available where you can get some discounts.

Like for example, the Peak Tram ticket will cost HK$40 (round trip) and the Madame Tussauds ticket price is HK$160 but you can buy a combo ticket package for Peak Tram round trip ticket + Madame Tussauds ticket at HK$185 so that you'll save HK$15.
Apr 11, 2012
 going to macau from kimberly hotel
by: Anonymous

Hi! Pls. instruct me how to go to Macau ferry terminal from kimberly hotel? is it the NWFF, turbojet or cotaijet we are going to board? how much is the fare? From MAcau terminal are there free shuttle buses there, where is it located? I want to visit Senado Square, Ruins of St.Paul, Monte Fort, Sands Casino,the Venetian & City of Dreams. other places to go nearby, pls. suggest? Where can we get free pass for the shows? Pls. help me how to group the places i want to visit so that we can maximize our time, pls help us how to use the free transpo. Btw, we are 4adults & 2 kids, we want to be back at Ferry Terminal going back to HK at 5:00 PM. Also, pls. advise us how we can go back to the terminal. Thank you so much, your advice will be a great help to us!
Apr 13, 2012
 3 days HK 1 day Macau
by: Tet

Hi there :)

We will be having a stop over in HK for 4 days and 3nights. We are planning to stay in Butterfly on Prat in TST (is it a good choice?). we will arrive at HK at 6am, what is the best way going to the hotel? we are carrying 2 check-in baggages and 2 hand carry trolley bags.

We are planning to go to Disneyland on the day we arrive HK and stay there until fireworks. what places can you suggest to go after?

On the 2nd day, we will go to Macau for a day tour, where can we buy the tickets? shall we buy them day before the trip to Macau? at night, I am planning to go shopping on the street markets, do you know what time they will be closing?

On the 3rd day, we are planning to spend the day at Ocean park. can suggest how to go there? Any suggestions after this?

On the 4th day, we wanted to do some shopping but my flight will be at 2pm.. is it still possible?

on the 4-day stay, we wanted to go to Disneyland, Macau, Ocean Park, the peak and shop at best bargains stores/street markets. can you please suggest best way to do all of these? maybe there are still other HK attractions we must not miss.

It would be very helpful if you could tell us the transpo, directions and budget.. :)

Thank you very much... you have been very helpful to all tourists esp for those first time HK travellers! :)
Apr 16, 2012
 20-25th April (6D5N) HK & Macau
by: Berlinda

Hi,

Need help to plan itinerary on my 6D5N HK & Macau.
Arr - 20th April 2012
Dep - 25th April 2012

Hotel: Largos & Disney Holleywood
P/S: Will be staying in disney holleywood hotel on the last night.

Let me know if additional info is needed.

Regards
Berlinda
Apr 18, 2012
 3D and 4N in HK
by: Issa

Hi,
I would like to know if the ff itinerary is possible and would not be too tiring for our trip in HK. And I got some questions in between.
Day 1
-The Peak
Q:How to get there if we come from KINGLAND APARTMENT, NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON? How much is the fare if we take MTR or bus? As well as the Station Name and Bus No.?
-Madame Tussauds
-Ocean Park
Q:How to get there from the Peak? How much is the fare if we take MTR or bus?
-A Symphony of Lights
Q:How to get there from the Ocean Park? How much is the fare if we take MTR or bus?
-Avenue of the Stars
Q:We have 5 itineraries for this day, is it too much? or should we take Avenue of Stars and Symphony of Lights on the 3rd day.

Day 2
-Ngong Ping 360
Q:How to get there if we come from KINGLAND APARTMENT, NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON? How much is the fare if we take MTR or bus?
-Giant Buddha
-HK Disneyland
Q:How to get there from the Giant Buddha? How much is the fare if we take MTR or bus?

Day 3
-Macau Ferry Boat
Q:How to get there if we come from KINGLAND APARTMENT, NATHAN ROAD, KOWLOON? How much is the fare if we take MTR or bus?
-Venetian Macau Tour
-Macau Heritage Walk
*Senate Square
*Ruins of St.Paul Cathedral ruin
-Wynn Hotel
Q: Any suggestion that we should go to in Macau?
-Back to HK for shopping
Q: Any suggestion on where we can have our shopping at a budget price?

This is our 1st time in HK, thus, I want to spend the most out of our time, but not too tiring that we will not enjoy our trip.

Issa
Apr 20, 2012
 4D/3N HK-Macau Trip
by: Anonymous

Hi! I hope you can assist me with my itinerary for Hongkong and Macau esp on the transportation. It's my first time and traveling with my child. We'll be arriving HK at 9AM. Our main destination in HK is Disneyland, but would like to be able to have a simple tour around as well. We'll be staying at the InterContinental Grand Stanford in Tsim Sha Tsui.
And then, Holiday Inn Macao Cotai Central in Macau and have to be back to Hongkong before our 9AM flight back home.
Apr 21, 2012
 re: going to macau from kimberly hotel
by: hkinsider Don

The Kimberley Hotel Hong Kong is located at 28 Kimberley Road, Tsimshatsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong.

To have more efficient ferry to Macau, I would suggest you get into the Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal at Sheung Wan.

Here's how to get there from Kimberley hotel.
Take a 12 mins walk or a short taxi drive (@ HK$20) to the TST Ferry Pier --> take the Star Ferry to Central (9 mins @ HK$2.5) --> walk 5 mins to the ferry terminal --> take either turbojet or cotaijet to Macau (about 60 mins journey @ HK$151). Ferry service is 24 hrs.

Upon exit at immigration in Macau, there are free shuttle bus provided by most of the hotels if you're going to stay there or you want a visit to their casinos.

Otherwise, if you only wanted to see the Macau attractions (pls follow link to see attractions location map), I suggest just take a taxi straight to the Senado Square (the main plaza) as most of other attraction are walking distance from that point. Don't worry Macau is just a very small place.

Just take a taxi in your to get back to the MAcau Ferry Terminal. Bus is not recommended, too slow and will kill your time.

A Taxi from Macau proper (like at Senado Square) to the Macau Ferry terminal is only about 10 mins drive @ MOP40 or HK$40.

HK - Macau currency conversion: 1 Hong Kong Dollar (HK$) = 1.0245 Macau Patacas (MOP) so almost 1:1 and don't worry HK$ is widely accepted in Macau.
Apr 22, 2012
 re: 3 days HK 1 day Macau
by: hkinsider Don

@ Tet,

Butterfly On Prat Hotel Hong Kong - is a 4-star hotel located at 21 Prat Avenue Tsim Sha Tsui Kowloon Hong Kong. It is about 5-min walk from MTR Tsim Sha Tsui Station. Use Exit A2, walk along Humphrey’s Avenue, cross the Carnarvon Road to reach Prat Avenue. Also, the hotel is about 12 mins walk to the TST waterfront to visit Avenue of Stars or watch the Symphony of Lights show.

The hotel location is generally good.

After Disneyland, you can still do shopping until 10:00pm and the suggested place is somewhere in Causeway Bay. Take the MTR Causeway Bay from Disneyland (41 mins @ HK$21.7) then take Exit D1 and walk 3 mins to the wtc more a trend-setting mall with international brands as well as Michelin recommended and sea view restaurants. Here are more well-known shopping mall at Causeway Bay.

Going to Macau, there's NO need to buy tickets in advance as you can easily get it when the time you arrive at the ferry terminal. The street markets are still open until 11:30pm.

Getting to Ocean Park from Butterfly On Prat Hotel Hong Kong is easy. Get into the TST MTR station --> take the Tsuen Wan Line to the next station - Admiralty station (5 mins @ HK$8.1) and then take Exit B --> take bus 629 that will bring you straight to Ocean Park entrance (25 mins @ HK$10.6).

From Ocean Park, the best place to go is the TST waterfront for Avenue of Stars and Symphony of Lights show @ 8:00pm and then a finale of street market shopping.

Departure day - I afraid you don't have enough time to do shopping at the city as most of the shopping malls will open at 10:00am considering you need to be at the airport 2 hours before your flight. I would suggest you just go to directly to the airport in the morning and do shopping at the well-known Airport shopping malls.
Apr 23, 2012
 3 days Hk 1 day Macau
by: Tet

Thank you very much Don:)

We have changed our flight on the 4th day at 10pm. On the last day, we plan to go to Ngong Ping 360 and Victoria peak and some last minute shopping, is it possible? Or is it ok to go to Ngong ping on the 3rd day in the morning and ocean park in the afternoon around 2pm? Will we miss some good shows in Ocean park if we come at this hour?

Could you also tell me the direction going to Disneyland and Ngong Ping from Butterfly on Prat?

Thank you:)
Apr 23, 2012
 re: 3 days Hk 1 day Macau
by: hkinsider Don

@ Tet,

Victoria Peak and Ngong Ping in your last day is also a good itinerary. In that case, you can carry your luggage to Tung Chung and use the luggage lockers for rent available at Citygate Outlets and then pick it up later after coming back from NP and before heading to the airport, of course after a final shopping at the Outlet mall.

You should be at Ocean Park before 12:00 noon and head directly to the Headland by cable car as most of the fun and rides are located in there also, do not miss to see the fantastic dolphin show at 1:00pm. Later, get back to Lowland for a glance at the Panda before finding your way to exit the park.

Here's how to get to Disneyland from Butterfly on Prat.
MTR train Tsuen Wan Line from TST to Lai King station --> change to Tung Chung Line to Sunny Bay station --> change to Disneyland Resort Line to Disneyland (38 mins @ HK$17) then Exit A --> walk 4 mins to the park main entrance.

Here's how to get to Ngong Ping from Butterfly on Prat.
MTR train Tsuen Wan Line from TST to Lai King station --> change to Tung Chung Line all the way to Tung Chung station (38 mins @ HK$14.1) and then take Exit B --> walk 4 mins to the NP 360 cable car terminal --> cable car ride to Ngong Ping (25 mins @ HK$125 - round trip ticket, recommended).
Apr 23, 2012
 3days HK and 1 day Macau
by: Tet

Thanks again Don. :)

We have arranged a luggage deposit in our hotel so we planned to pick them up again at night.

at the last day, what do you suggest, the peak then ngong ping 360? or Ngong ping then the peak? then, last minute shopping, back to the hotel then airport. is this ok?

If its better to go to the Peak first, can you please give the direction on how to get there from the hotel?

Thank you very much. :)
Apr 24, 2012
 re: 3days HK and 1 day Macau
by: hkinsider Don

Hi Tet,

I think the best itinerary would be...
Peak in the morning til noon --> back to the hotel and check-out --> proceed to Tung Chung and stow your luggage at Citygate Outlets --> Ngong Ping 360 --> back to Tung Chung --> dining and final shopping at Citygate --> 10 mins @ HK$45 taxi from Tung Chung to HK airport.

Above route would save you lot of time and also, most of the hotels check-out time is before 2:00pm.

Getting to the Peak from Butterfly On Prat Hotel Hong Kong: This route would be the cheapest, efficient, and most scenic.
Walk 10 minutes to the TST promenade, this will give you a change to see the Victoria harbour beautiful day-view --> stroll along the TST waterfront until you reach the Star Ferry Pier --> take the Star Ferry to Central (9 mins @ HK$2.5) --> walk to the nearby Central Pier bus terminus --> take the bus 15C (bus service starts @ 10:00am) to the Peak Tram lower terminal at Garden rd, Central for 10 mins ride @ HK$4.2 --> Peak Tram to the Peak.

Pls follow same travel route in getting back to the hotel in reverse order.
May 08, 2012
 GOING BACK TO KIMBERLY HOTEL FROM DISNEYLAND NEW
by: Anonymous

Hi! Pls. instruct me how to go back to kimberly hotel from HK Disneyland, ty!
May 12, 2012
 Advise needed NEW
by: Cherish

Hi there~
i'm planning for a 3 nites in HK and 1 Nite in Macau
Grp of 6 including old folks
Would you be able to help me with the intinary which i'm able to make the best out of it yet not too hectic.

Estimate arrival 11.30 am from 6th July to 10 july
Departure - 8.00 pm

Day 1
i'm thinking of gg to Macau directly from HKIA
by taking the ferry.
Any 3 to 4 stars hotels in Macau to recommend ?
would walk ard macau and zuhai.

Day 2
Following day , proceed to HK - Hotel should be Cosmo hotel mongkok - check in hotel ,
The peak then to central,wellington street
from central am i able to take the star ferry to avenue of the star & symphony of lights ?
After symphony of lights, able to advise where else to go .


Day 3
Ngo 360 and then Disney land is it feasible ?
where can i take the Ding Ding tram
can you help to advise more information if i would like to experience dog or horse racing


Day 4
Wong dai sin temple
Sky 100
Causeway bay

Day 5
Last min shopping around hotel area .

Thanks ~

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