Between 7:30 and 8:00 am, your Hong Kong guide will pick you up from selected 76 hotels in Kowloon and hong kong island. Please be punctual to avoid delays for other guests.

Hotel pick-up list: Best Western Plus Hotel Kowloon 0730am, BP International Hong Kong 0730am, Cordis Hotel 0715am, Eaton Hotel Hong Kong 0720am, Empire Hotel Kowloon 0730am, Hol Inn Golden Mile 0730am, Hotel Mondrian 0735am, Harbour Plaza Metropolis 0730am, Harbour Grand Kowloon 0720am, Imperial Hotel 0730am, Intercon Grand Standford 0740am, Kimberley 0730am, Kowloon 0730am, Kowloon Shangrila 0740am, Langham Hotel 0730am, Luxe Manor 0730am, Marco Polo Gateway Hotel 0730am, Marco Polo Hong Kong 0735am, Marco Polo Prince Hotel 0730am, Metropark Mong Kok 0715am, Metropark Kowloon 0715am, Mira 0730am, Nathan 0720am, New World Millennium 0740am, Oasis Avenue-A GDH Hotel 0730am, Page148 0730am, Park 0730am, Peninsula 0730am, Prudnetial 0720am, Ramada Hong Kong Grand 0730am, Regal Kowloon 0740am, Regent Hong Kong 0730am, Royal Garden 0740am, Royal Plaza 0715am, Royal Pacific 0730am, Sheraton 0730am, Silka Seaview 0720am, Stanford Hotel Mong Kok 0715am, The Cityview 0715am, YMCA(TST) 0730am

Hotel pick-up schedule: Best Western Hotel Causeway Bay 0750am, Burlington 0745am, Conrad Hong Kong 0800am, Dorsett Wanchai 0745am, Empire Wan Chai 0750am, Empire Hotel Causeway Bay 0745am, Gloucester Luk Kwok 0755am, Grand Hyatt Hong Kong 0800am, Harbour Grand Hong Kong 0740am, Harbour Plaza North Point 0730am, Hotel Alexandra 0740am, Hyatt Centric Victoria Harbour Hong Kong 0740am, Island Shangrila 0800am, JW Marriott Hotel Hong Kong 0800am, Kew Green Hotel Wanchai 0755am, Lanson Place 0745am, Mandarin Oriental Hong Kong 0800am, Nina Hotel Causeway Bay 0745am, Novotel Century Hong Kong 0750am, Park Lane Hong Kong a Pullman Hotel 0745am, Regal Hong Kong 0745am, Renaissance Hong Kong Harbour View 0800am, Rosedale Hotel Hong Kong 0745am, South Pacific 0745am, The Charterhouse Causeway Bay 0745am, The Harbourview 0800am, The Hari 0750am, Wharney Hotel 0750am.

Around 9am, skip the line at Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal and depart for Macau by comfortable Turbojet. Your Hong Kong guide will give you Turbojet tickets and see you off there. After custom process, you'll get on board and experience one-hour speedy turbojet. The Macau guide will wait and meet you at the ferry arrival.

Standing 338 meters tall, Macau Tower is a striking landmark on Macau’s skyline. From its main observation decks, visitors can enjoy breathtaking 360° panoramic views of the city and the Pearl River Delta. For adventure seekers, the tower is home to world-famous thrills including the 233-meter Bungy Jump and the Skywalk X, an open-air walk around the outer rim. Whether you're there for the heart-stopping jumps or a relaxed photo stop with stunning city views, Macau Tower offers something for everyone, adventurers, couples, and families alike.

Standing 20 meters tall on Macau's waterfront, the Kun Iam Statue depicts the Buddhist goddess of mercy. Designed by Portuguese artist Cristina Rocha Leiria and unveiled in 1999, it blends Eastern spirituality with Western art. The bronze statue rests on a lotus-shaped dome and symbolizes peace and compassion. Surrounded by a peaceful square with Pearl River views, it is a popular cultural landmark and photo stop for visitors exploring Macau.

Ruins of St. Paul, the most representative scenic spots of Macau, refers to the front of St. Paul Cathedral completed in the year of 1580. No travelers will leave Macau without paying a visit to this attraction. Mixing the style of renaissance and that of oriental architectures, the exquisite and magnificent cathedral used to be the largest Catholic Church, known as Oriental Vatican, affiliated to St. Paul College. As the first western university in Far East, this college enrolled quite a few foreign missionaries studying Chinese since its opening in 1594, thus becoming an important base for missionary work and promoting the exchange between China and Europe in terms of religion and culture.

A-Ma Cultural Village was funded by Goddess A-Ma Foundation of Macau. Completed in the year of 2003, A-Ma Cultural Village is covering an area of 6,200 square metres. Its main architectures are statue of Goddess A-Ma, and Tianhou Palace.

Located in central Macau Peninsular, Senado Square (in Portuguese: Largo do Senado) is commonly known as Fountain. Covering an area of 3,700 square meters, it is a main city square of Macau. It was inscribed on the UNESCO’s World Heritage List as part of Historic Centre of Macau in 2005. Walking along the Largo do S?o Domingos to the Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, visitors find one of the most well-known and prosperous business and cultural center of Macau, namely the Senado Square. Located just opposite to the Government House (Leal Senado), the Senado Square is wave-like tiled with small black and white stones, reflecting Portuguese's "maritime complex". The tiled road extends to St. Dominic’s Church and Ruins of St. Paul’s. The whole square is in a shape of funnel, getting narrower as you go further.

As one of the world's largest casino resorts, The Venetian Macao offers an expansive and luxurious gaming floor spanning over 500,000 square feet. Featuring thousands of slot machines and classic table games like baccarat, blackjack, and roulette, it caters to both casual players and high rollers. The casino operates 24/7 within the stunning replica of Venice's canals and architecture. While entry is restricted to visitors aged 21 and above, the Venetian remains a must-see landmark for those interested in Macau's vibrant entertainment scene.

After your adventure, relax in a comfortable seat-in-coach for the return journey to Hong Kong, traveling across the world-famous 55-kilometre-long Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge, the longest sea-crossing bridge-tunnel system in the world. Opened in 2018, this engineering marvel connects Hong Kong, Zhuhai, and Macao, featuring a stunning viaduct, an underground tunnel, and two artificial islands. As you glide across the Pearl River Estuary, enjoy sweeping views of the South China Sea and the surrounding islands.

Around 6pm, you’ll be transferred back to your designated hotel, ending your day with unforgettable memories of Macau’s rich history and modern wonders.