Transport in Macau

It was a rainy morning, but the turboprop was very safe. They gave safety instructions to help us navigate the difficult times. It was still a good journey and a good sailing. This is worth the money and definitely worth a take two.

Great! As long as you arrived earlier for your departure, you may board the existing ferry immediately without the need to wait for your initial purchased ferry ride. Need passport for clearance of abt 15mins during off peak. Seatings are allocated on site. Luggages will be stored nearer to your seating areas at the storage compartments. So no worries on that! No extra costs too.

This is a very cost-effective plan. You need to fill in your passport information when purchasing, and once you receive the QR code, you can scan it directly to enter, which is very convenient! The weather wasn't great on the day of departure, and the water was quite choppy, so it's advisable to take motion sickness medication before leaving to be safe. Remember to bring your passport and Hong Kong visa/Taiwan Compatriot Permit when traveling between Hong Kong and Macau.

Very convenient and affordable way to travel between Hong Kong and Macau 🚍✨ The bus was comfortable, clean, and the journey across the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge was a nice experience itself. Staff were helpful, and the redemption/check-in process was smoother than expected. A great alternative to the ferry, especially for travelers who prefer a direct and hassle-free trip. Would recommend for both tourists and first-time visitors!

We really enjoyed the cable car experience. The Crystal+ Cabin gave us amazing views, and the Standard Cabin ride was smooth and comfortable. Everything was well organized, and the ticket redemption process was easy. Definitely worth trying when visiting Hong Kong.

Mary and Antonio both gave an incredible sightseeing and historical tour. I learned a lot about Macao, had fun, and enjoyed a lot of decent local food. Definitely worth it, and I’ll have to come back again another time.

Since I didn't have much time to tour Macau but had many places I wanted to visit, and also had someone using a cane with me, I thought booking a private car would be the most convenient and cost-effective option. After listing the places, I estimated that 6 hours should be sufficient. For the booking, I provided the initial pickup point and the final drop-off point as follows: Le Jardin, The Parisian Skybridge, The Londoner A-Ma Temple Mandarin's House Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre Lunch & Shopping @ New Yaohan Kun Iam Tong Temple Drop off - Monte Forte The driver arrived on time, knew the routes very well, and was excellent at finding parking close to our destinations without needing to move the car. We could arrange to be picked up at the same spot where we were dropped off.

The driver who fetched us from the airport was very diligent. He checked the flight details and arrived at the airport earlier than our stated time. We were very satisfied with his service.

I was very impressed! Before the trip, I received appointment details, including the name, contact number, and license plate number, via Klook and SMS. Upon arrival at Macau Airport, I received another SMS indicating where the driver was waiting. I followed the signs and found the car with the specified license plate. The driver provided excellent service from the moment we met. Once he recognized us, he quickly helped load some of our luggage into the car. He spoke fluent English and communicated very well. Before we departed, he reconfirmed our destination. When we reached the Macau border, the driver helped unload some of our bags and led us to the elevator, instructing us to take it down to the immigration checkpoint, where he would meet us on the Zhuhai side. The walk wasn't too far, and it was easy to pull our luggage. We waited in line for immigration, which took a reasonable amount of time. After passing through the scanner with our carry-on and checked bags, we exited the gate and found the driver waiting for us. He then escorted us to the car and we continued our journey to the Penguin Hotel. The vehicle was a large, clean car. It comfortably fit three 28-inch suitcases and one 25-inch suitcase by sliding the last row of seats forward. The driver was polite, drove well, respected traffic laws, and maintained an appropriate speed.