When should we arrive at the terminal for the ferry from Hong Kong to Macau?

It is recommeded to check in at least 60 minutes prior to your ferry schedule to HKIA and arrive at the SkyPier Ferry Terminal 110 minutes prior to your scheduled departure for the following airlines and 120 minutes for these airlines. Buying the ticket beforehand is highly recommended to avoid selling out.

1. Where is the Ferry Terminal in Hong Kong to Macau?
2. How do I get to Macau Ferry Terminal?
3. Can you get a ferry from Hong Kong Airport to Macau?
4. Can I use Octopus card for ferry to Macau?
5. How much does it cost from Hong Kong to Macau?
6. Can I use HK dollars in Macau?
7. Do I need a visa to visit Macau?
8. How do I get to Macau by bus?
9. How do I get to Macau?
10. Is it expensive in Macau?
11. What is Macau best known for?
12. Can you take a taxi from Hong Kong to Macau?
13. Is there a bridge from Hong Kong to Macau?

Where is the Ferry Terminal in Hong Kong to Macau?

Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal is located at Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan with extensive transportation network. It was connected with MTR Shueng Wan Station and also easily accessed by bus, minibus and taxi.

How do I get to Macau Ferry Terminal?

Macau Ferry Terminals

You can take Bus 3 from San Ma Lo to the Macau Ferry Terminal in about 10 minutes for 2.5 HKD. Taipa Terminal is to the south, closest to the Cotai Strip area with the biggest casinos such as the Venetian, the City of Dreams across the street, and the Macau International Airport.

Can you get a ferry from Hong Kong Airport to Macau?

Macau Hong Kong International Airport

Land transfer services connecting HKIA and Sheung Wan/Tuen Mun ferry terminals are available for passengers to travel on Sheung Wan/Tuen Mun - Macau routes.

Can I use Octopus card for ferry to Macau?

Octopus Cards can be used on all transportation detailed below except ferry services to Macau.

How much does it cost from Hong Kong to Macau?

Fares

Can I use HK dollars in Macau?

Currency Exchange

If you have Hong Kong Dollars, then you don't need to exchange currency, since it is widely used in Macau. If you enter Macau from the Zhuhai border gate, look for currency exchange shops near the border crossing.

Do I need a visa to visit Macau?

U.S. Citizens visiting Macau for up to 30 days are not required to obtain visas. While other territories in the region require a passport with six months of validity remaining, Macau requires that your U.S. passport be valid for at least 30 days beyond your intended period of stay in Macau.

How do I get to Macau by bus?

But if you really want to take the public bus, here's how.

1. Take the MTR to Sunny Bay Station.
2. Board B5 Bus to HZMB in Lantau Island. Fare: HK$ 5.8.
3. Go through Immigration and Customs inspection.
4. Ride shuttle bus to Macau. The ticket office is within the restricted area, after the Immigration.

How do I get to Macau?

Flying to Macau

Macau has its own airline, Air Macau (www.airmacau.com.mo), which operates regional flights. Visitors from outside of Asia are more likely to fly into Hong Kong and then visit Macau by ferry; Hong Kong is served by numerous airlines including Cathay Pacific (www.cathaypacific.com).

Is it expensive in Macau?

Is Macau cheap? It depends on where you're coming from. If you're arriving from Thailand, Vietnam and, to a lesser extent, China it's likely to leave you with a pain in your wallet. But if you compare the city to Hong Kong, and most people do, Macau is cheap – in fact, it's a bargain.

What is Macau best known for?

Reputed as being “the Las Vegas of the East”, Macau is famous for its gambling and it has plenty of huge casinos. Even if you're not interested in gambling, the splendid appearance of these casinos is well worth seeing and taking pictures of, especially when the lights go on at night.

Can you take a taxi from Hong Kong to Macau?

While Hong Kong itself is extensively served by bus routes to the HZMB Hong Kong Port, getting from the Macau Port directly to your destination is only viable through 2 public bus routes or a local taxi.

Is there a bridge from Hong Kong to Macau?

The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge (HZMB) is a 55-kilometre (34 mi) bridge–tunnel system consisting of a series of three cable-stayed bridges, an undersea tunnel, and four artificial islands. It is both the longest sea crossing and the longest open-sea fixed link in the world.