Hotels.com and Cheaptickets helped me to organise the trip.

Ok – Hong Kong was cool … off we go to the Asian gamble mecca. The fastest (besides taking the helicopter) is taking the Turbo Jet Boat with big cool factor.

Turbo-Ferry-Hong

Ferries leave from Hong Kong (Macau Ferry Terminal) and from the Ferry Terminal in Kowloon and leave almost every hour. The fare is under US$20 … and it takes only one hour.

leaving-for-macau

ferry-tunnel

Very popular for passing the time on the ferry:

reading-ferry-paper

And here we are, in Macau:

macau-ferry-terminal

And just to get you excited for Macau … a picture of the newly built MEGA Casino "Grand Lisbao" which is just plain breathtaking!

lisboa-casino-macau

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"Ferry: Hong Kong to Macau" by was published on October 14th, 2007 and is listed in Helpful, Japan / Asia, Photography, Travel.

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Comments on "Ferry: Hong Kong to Macau": 3 Comments

  1. notme wrote,

    looks like the exact same boat that we can see at lisbon :
    http://www.transtejo.pt
    maybe because Macau was portuguese.
    and since it was portuguese the casino name must be “grand Lisboa” not lisbao :P

  2. Macau Skyline / Macau Visa | Random Good Stuff - The Entertainment Blog wrote,

    [...] As you can see I am still have to do a lot of catch up to do with our trip to Asia. Let’s start off this post with couple of pictures of the skyline of Macau when you arrive via ferry. [...]

  3. Macau: Around the Holiday Inn | Random Good Stuff - The Entertainment Blog wrote,

    [...] For our one night stay in Macau I picked that super fancy "Holiday Inn" (the one in downtown) which is in walking distance (if you walk fast) to almost all major attraction and casinos of Macau. But the main reason though was the price and the fact that they had a free bus shuttle picking us of from the Hong Kong Ferry. [...]

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