I want to go to Macau, but I don't want to go with a group. Please ask an experienced prawn to point out the route and the approximate cost. Thank you.

To apply for a Hong Kong and Macao Pass, each 1 yuan entry is valid for 2 yuan, and the second entry is valid for 4 yuan.

attention! ! ! ! ! ! Before you suggest going to Macau, please refer to the following three suggestions, and you will achieve unexpected results and gains during your visit.

first, you'd better change how much RMB you want to use into Hong Kong dollars before going to Macau. Because most people in Macao only recognize Hong Kong dollars and Portuguese coins, and Hong Kong dollars and Portuguese coins are equivalent, it is best not to change Portuguese coins, which are not common in Hong Kong. And remember to change some change in order to take the bus, which is unmanned, usually ￥2.5 yuan/person. You can take a DV, camera, etc. to Macau. If you want to inquire about the freedom of your mobile phone, you can just open international roaming.

2. If you are going on weekends and staying for one night, you'd better find a local or Zhuhai travel agency to help you book a room in a hotel in Macau, otherwise it's usually expensive and unavailable to make a temporary reservation. Of course, if you have too much money to spend, this clause will automatically be invalid. Generally, the price of a temporary standard room ranges from 7 to 1 yuan, while that of a travel agency usually does not exceed 3, sometimes even lower.

Third, only three languages are spoken in Macau: English, Portuguese and Cantonese. In order not to be completely discredited when entering Macao for the first time, the first stop suggested going to Xinma Road (Municipal Square), the most famous road with beige and black wavy patterns paved with small stones, which extends all the way to the distance. Where there is a fountain in the middle, you can get free maps and various scenic spots from the tourism bureau in the upper left corner (I heard that you will move soon, and everyone will know when you arrive). Take a copy of each kind of information, which will be of great help to the next play and arrangement. The most important thing is that with the map, you can walk around the major scenic spots in Macao.

ok, here are the strategies for this two-day tour in macau. In fact, there is no need for any strategy to go to Macao. Most of the scenic spots are on the same line and can be reached on foot. As long as there is a map, any strategy is redundant. Write this article to thank everyone who helped me and the donkey friends who need to go to Macau. Let's get down to business, or someone will be dissatisfied and say that I am watering, haha.

1. Departure:

On September 13th, we gathered at the gate of Zhongshan Fuhua Hotel at 8: am. As soon as it was still early, we went to "Kuaimeimei" not far away for breakfast. rice rolls the pig tasted good. The three of them ate and laughed, and missed the 8: 3 bus to Gongbei. I have to wait here for the next one. Depart from Zhongshan Fuhua Hotel at 9: on time, pass through Wuguishan and Sanxiang, and finally arrive at the square of Gongbei Port. It takes about an hour. When I arrived in Zhuhai, I had to go through a checkpoint. A handsome guy came up to check, but as a result, several people were driven away. Needless to say, they didn't have a border card. Anyone who can travel to Hong Kong and Macao can save this border card. Just wave the Hong Kong and Macao pass in front of the handsome guy. Think about it, you can go in and out of Hong Kong and Macao, but you are not allowed to go in Shenzhen and Zhuhai.

cost: (1) ticket: Zhongshan Fuhua hotel-Zhuhai Gongbei port ￥15 yuan/person. (If you buy a round-trip ticket, you only need ￥25 yuan/person, which is valid for three days. We bought a round-trip ticket on this trip, saving 5 yuan/person. This bus leaves at half-hour and on time, so you can get on the bus and buy tickets. (2) Breakfast: RMB 5 yuan/person. (3) Lunch in Macau: RMB 1 yuan/person (bought in Zhuhai or the starting point, what sausages, bread, mineral water, snacks and so on)

As soon as we got off the bus, we felt the unique taste of Zhuhai, a coastal city, and looking across the street, it was our destination Macau. You can see the cars running in Macau from a distance. Because Zhuhai is not the destination of our trip, we didn't make any stop and went straight to Gongbei Port Border Inspection Station.

2. Entry:

As soon as I entered the gate of the border checkpoint, it was dark and full of people, and my eyes were dizzy. Originally, Zhongshan was one of the first cities to host a personal tour to Hong Kong and Macao on July 28 this year, and I did it at this time, but I put it off again and again, and set the time for going to Macao at the beginning of September, just to make it less crowded. The entry and exit of the border inspection are divided into three categories, and those who queue up at the door are those who hold personal Hong Kong and Macao passes (mainland residents' passages). There are four passages, and the number of people trying this plane is still increasing, because the queue is almost curved. The second category is holders of Macao resident identity cards. Needless to say, the team is also senior. Even if there are no people, we can't enjoy this treatment. The third category is with tour groups, and the number is not small, but it is less than that of mainland residents. At this time, you will see a few tables surrounded by many people on the left side of the door, that is, next to WC. Upon inquiry, it turns out that you can spend 1 yuan RMB to set up a temporary individual tour group, so you can take the travel channel greatly. I think it will take an hour if you wait in line. In a word, it's cool. I heard that you don't have to wait in line when you come back, and then you will know the secret. Of course, there is no need to spend this 1 yuan money when no one is waiting in line at all the passages. However, in broad daylight, you can have such an opportunity. The outline is O.

As soon as you leave the border checkpoint in Gongbei, you will find Macau opposite. Of course, you can only see it, but you haven't really set foot in this territory that originally belongs to China. You have to go through the Jiuqu 18 Bay and fill out a health declaration form from the Health Bureau of the "Macao Special Administrative Region Government". Only after passing the border checkpoint in Macao can you really enter this tiny place-Macao.

As soon as I got out of the Macau checkpoint, all the cars on the opposite road changed to drive to the left. Taxis looked a bit like police cars in American gangster movies, and most of them were Toyota cars, which were extremely high-end. Go out and walk about 5 meters to the right. You will pass a newly-built gymnasium next to it, and you will see the bus terminal.

3. the first stop: xinma road (municipal square, fountain, St. Paul's archway, big fort, Macao museum, civil affairs department building, post office, tourism bureau, the church of the virgin rose, shopping area, etc.)

why do you want to go to xinma road as the first stop? You will know why when you see the list listed behind me. So many scenic spots are on this line, and they are all within walking distance. This will help you to arrange your trip in Macau.

When you get on the bus from Guanzha Bus Terminal, you can take bus 3A and bus No.1 and get off at Xinma Road (downtown). All buses in Macau are sold without tickets, and they are all MOP (also called Portuguese currency) × 2.5 yuan per person in Macau Island. It's better to take the no.1 bus, which will be faster. In fact, it doesn't matter what bus you take. Macau is very small, but it takes some time to get used to it when you first set foot in this land. Because all the cars are driving on the left, so the people who get on the bus are also on the left. You can relax along the bus line and enjoy this extremely Portuguese city slowly.

when you get off the bus, go to xinma road, and walk for a few tens of meters, and you will arrive at the municipal square, where there is a fountain. There are usually some local students and groups performing at weekends. When I went there, I happened to meet a program organized by the Macao branch of the World Red Cross. Go straight inside, and you can see the Rose Church, the St. Paul's Archway, the Big Fort, the Macau Museum and so on. Among them, there is also a Hong Kong SASA Macau branch in the shopping area, which specializes in girls' cosmetics. Behind the St. Paul's archway, there can be stairs to the second floor. You can see some pigeons parked on it, among which you can see many little girls throwing dimes and pentagonal coins. There is a western cemetery more than ten meters behind the St. Paul's archway. There is nothing to be afraid of. There is usually a GG and a MM guard at the entrance, but it is free to enter and leave. Those who are interested can go in and have a look. There is a camp street on the right, which contains some Macao residents' houses and some local snacks. It's big inside, so you can go shopping for a long time. There is a sign next to the St. Paul's archway. When you go up the hill, you can see the big battery and the Macao Museum, among which the Macao Museum has to charge tickets.

4. Second stop: Portugal (Macao Bridge, Shengshi Lotus, Racing, Wine Museum, Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Australia, Hong Kong and Macao Wharf, Warrior Casino, New Yaohan, etc.)

I want to go to Macau, so there is no reason not to go to Portugal. Whether you like gambling or not, it is worthwhile to see a large casino that can only be seen in Hong Kong films. Come out from the St. Paul's archway and return to the original municipal square. It takes only ten minutes to walk along the main road of Prince Yin to Portugal. You can also see many beautiful cars that are not common in the mainland along the way. There is nothing special about the appearance of Portugal during the day, but it is particularly beautiful when it is illuminated by the lights at night, and you can see the arrows on the roof piercing your heart.

As soon as you enter, GG, a gentleman, asks you to store your bag, camera and other things in your hand, because the security inside is particularly tight. Basically, you can't bring anything in except money. Ha ha. Except for MM's personal small bags. After passing the inspection, it's already day and night. On the first floor, there are mainly blackjack, slot machines, gambling, big and small spots, etc., and 9% of them are mainlanders, and about 7% of them are women. It seems that girls are not worse at gambling than boys. The first floor downstairs and the upstairs are all from casinos. I didn't go in. I heard that most of us can't get in upstairs. After feeling the legal casino, I came out, surrounded by large and small pawn shops. Needless to say, I knew what was going on. You can only use Hong Kong dollars and Portuguese coins in the casino. If you want to make a small bet, you have to change your money before you go in.

When you come out of Portugal, you can see the sea. When you go up, you can see the racing car and wine museum. We didn't go in. Several other scenic spots are nearby and can be reached within walking distance. Among them, Warrior Casino is also a casino, and you can know it just by listening to its name. We also went in for a while, and we had to check our personal Hong Kong and Macao passes before we were allowed in. The Aoguan Bridge is just opposite the Lisboa Hotel. It is a two-lane bridge, and it is the only way to connect Taizi. Shengshi Lotus is the regional flower of Macao, and there is an exhibition hall next to it, which contains the items presented by various provinces to celebrate Macao's return, among which Hong Kong is the most disgusting. You'll know when you see it. You can't even imagine that this is from Hong Kong compatriots. I won't say much here, just have time to see it.

5. Third stop: Mage Temple (Mage Mountain, maritime museum, macau tower, etc.)

After lunch, we planned to take a taxi to Mage Temple, but after thinking about it, Macau was small and wanted to walk around casually, so we gave up the idea and agreed to walk there. Finally, you will cheer for your wise choice, because you will drive in the opposite direction from the municipal square to Portugal. When you get to the crossroads, just ask passerby A or passerby B, and someone will tell you how to get there. Go up along this side near the sea for about fifteen minutes, and you will see a short mountain bag with three words "Ma Ge Temple" written on it, which means you have arrived. You don't have to doubt yourself. Just walk in, and you will see some broken buildings, some crowded faithful men and women, holding incense and worshiping.

There's a maritime museum next to the Mage Temple, and you have to collect tickets. We didn't go in to see it either, but took a photo of our visit here. Walking along an ascending path, you can see macau tower far away. At that time, there were people racing dragon boats at sea, but I was not in the mood to watch. When you come out, you will almost arrive in New Yaohan, which is a large shopping place. Haha, you said that Macao is not small, so you turned the main island of Macao around.

6. Fourth stop: Off-island: Taizai (University of Macau, Macau International Airport, Macau University of Science and Technology, Macau Racecourse, etc.)

This stop is just passing by on the way, so I didn't stop to play, so I'll leave it for another time. It is said that the racetrack in Macau is also famous.

7. Fifth stop: Outlying Island: Road Ring (Heisha Park, Heisha Beach, etc.)

The way ring is to have a look at it after having dinner in M that evening, because we have turned to the new road again, so we can take BUS No.26, 26A, etc. from the new road to get there (remember, the bus stop sign in Macau can be rotated by hand). Round trip to Heisha Beach is 5 Australian dollars/person. One way to go is 1 yuan. But as long as you get on the bus, you will know the value of 5 yuan's money, because this roundabout is really far away, and there is no scenery beside it. Only at the destination, that is, the terminal, that is, at Heisha Park and Heisha Beach. Only then will I feel that I have not come for nothing. I can enjoy listening to the sound of the sea at Heisha Beach, barbecue in the park, take a walk, etc., and it is best for couples to come. This is romantic enough.

On the way back and forth, we can pass the University of Macau, Macau International Airport and Macau University of Science and Technology. We haven't stopped at any of these scenic spots. If you are interested, you can get off and have a look. It's about 9: p.m. when I return to Xinma Road. Then we went to find a place to live. Here we found how troublesome it was not to make a reservation. When asked, it was hundreds of dollars. I couldn't bear to live in such a high-end place, so I just stayed in 25 yuan, and it was still Hong Kong dollars. In the evening, go to the municipal square again. The lights are beautiful, and you can sit in the chair next to you and watch the people coming and going, and once again enjoy the small town with Portuguese customs.

self-help tour guide

1. It is most convenient to take bus No.1 to visit Macau, MP$2.5. Pay attention to distinguish between 1A and 1B. The route of Bus No.1 is as follows: Gongbeiguan-Macau Ferry Terminal-Racing and Wine Museum-Lisboa Hotel-Xinma Road-Mazu Pavilion. Taxi MP$1 starts. It's basically within walking distance between scenic spots.

2. Museum passes are sold in all major museums, and a MP$25 can pass all major museums. Some museums are free on Sundays. Shops and museums in Macao usually don't open until 1 o'clock. Pay attention to the business hours of shops and the sales hours of special foods to avoid hitting nails. If you arrive in Macau early in the morning, you'd better go to scenic spots without time limit, such as churches and Mazu Pavilion.

3. Almost all shops in Macau charge Hong Kong dollars, at a ratio of 1:1, the official quotation is generally 1HK$:1.3MP$, but only Australian dollars are charged for public telephones and vending machines.

4. Macau Tourism Bureau, which contains free maps and materials of several museums (free materials can also be obtained in the lobby of major hotels in addition to several service points of the Tourism Bureau), and free bus route tables are available at bus stops.

5. The jet ticket to Hong Kong is MP$142 on weekends and MP$13 on weekdays, and it takes one hour to arrive at Shun Tak Centre in Sheung Wan, Hong Kong.

Route:

1. Mazu Pavilion+maritime museum+Xiwangyang Cathedral+Government Headquarters

The terminal of Bus No.1 is Mazu Pavilion Station, and maritime museum is opposite Mazu Pavilion. Mazuge is twenty minutes' walk from Xinma Road. Mazuge to Hong Kong and Macao Matou taxi MP$13. The government headquarters is located in Nanwan, where there are many Portuguese-style official residences, and the environment is quiet.

2. The 57th floor of the sightseeing tower is $1 on weekdays and $12 on holidays. $7 for adults and half price for children on the 58th and 61st floors; It costs thousands of dollars to reach the sky in a hundred paces. The buffet here is so expensive and the lunch is better. It is excellent to enjoy the sunset and the night view of Macau in the sightseeing tower.

3. xinma road (cultural hall, pawnbroker exhibition hall, conference)