Macau Hotels

Looking for a photo log instead? Oct 9th: Our flight leaves at 9:20 a.m. so we're up and about early, doing last minute trip preps and making the ten minute trip from our apartment to Seoul Station. At Seoul Station, we grab the Airport Express (a bus service costing between 6,500 and 12,000 won, depending on the number of stops) for the 45-60 minute ride to Incheon (yes...THAT Incheon...). We arrive at Hong Kong's International airport at noon-ish, ready to jump on a fast ferry for the short journey to Macau, our first day's destination. Oops...the ferry service is located PRIOR to ...

Day 1: Arrival Be sure to pick up maps and guides at the airport. You'll need them to get around the city. After passing through customs, there is another tourist desk with guidebooks, including a Food Guide. (Unfortunately, due to lack of time I wasn't even able to try out any of the restaurants listed. Unlike some other guides which list only expensive places, this includes affordable eateries -- even street food! I will definitely make plans to visit them on my next trip.) Follow the signs To the City or Airbus and it will lead you to the Cityflyer ticketing booth. We took bus no. A21 to ...

My 1 day itinerary for Macau was supposed to be a tour of the cultural sites (Lagro de Senado, St. Paul's Church, and the like) but we ended up in Sands and Venetian the whole day. But don't get me wrong! I'm not a gambler! Macau Ferry Station We arrived in Macau Ferry Station at about 10:30am. There were lots of tourist guides offering us to tour around but it's very expensive. This is one of Macau's tourist traps indeed! So, we just didn't mind them and proceeded to the exit. We boarded the free shuttle bus of Sands Casino and we arrived there after 5 minutes ride. One good thing about ...