I graduated from high school this year and want to go to Hong Kong and Macao with my classmates. Want to consult a good route, good shopping, delicious fun, cost-effective accommodation.

For hotels, it is recommended to stay in Causeway Bay or Yau Tsim Mong. You can choose Yayi Hotel in Causeway Bay, which is a newly opened boutique hotel. Located at the junction of tin lok lane and Hennessy Road in Wan Chai, near Nanyang Hotel. It takes 5 minutes to walk to Times Square, the largest shopping mall in Causeway Bay, 5 minutes to reach Causeway Bay subway station, and 10 minutes to reach the Convention and Exhibition Center.

Yau Tsim Mong recommends Casa Hotel in Hong Kong, which is available on Ctrip. The discount room is about 500 yuan, so be sure to book it early.

The main time for free travel is freely arranged by yourself, and you can go wherever you want. The only trouble is to arrange your own transportation. There will be tips on the following itinerary, mainly to choose cheap subways and buses.

Day 1: staying in a hotel is estimated at 2-3 pm. On the first day, I suggest getting familiar with the environment around the hotel. If you live in Causeway Bay, you can walk to sogou or Times Square in Causeway Bay for shopping (about 3 hours). Set off for the peak around 6 o'clock. You can take bus No.23 opposite sogou and get off at Hongmian Road Port Park Station. Across the street is the Peak Cable Car Garden Road Terminal (next to St. John's Building). Take the cable car to the top of the mountain, and you can enjoy the most beautiful night view of the peak tower at the cable car station (the best time to enjoy it is 6-8 pm, because it is the most beautiful from dark to light). In addition, the wax museum is also located in the peak tower (the whole peak takes 2-3 hours, if you don't have to queue up by cable car. 4-5 hours in line by cable car on holidays). You can cross the road when you get down to the terminal of Garden Road, and walk down Aribi Road for 15 minutes to reach Lan Kwai Fong and Mid-Levels Escalator (both are mainly bars, so it is recommended to go to Lan Kwai Fong).

The next day: Take the subway from Causeway Bay Station to admiralty station, and then transfer to No.629 (Ocean Park through train) at Jinzhongxi Bus Station, which runs at 9:00- 16:00 and 15 minutes. Sit directly at the main entrance of Ocean Park. If you have time in the afternoon, you can go to Repulse Bay or Stanley to continue playing, both in the south of Hong Kong Island.

Day 3: Shopping Day. Take the subway from Causeway Bay Station to Mong Kok Station, and you can shop in the nearby area (cheap clothes in Ladies Street, sports shoes in Garden Street, mobile phone in Xianda Square, pedestrian street in Xiyangcai Street, Langham Plaza shopping mall (3-4 hours recommended). Then take the subway from Mong Kok Station to tsim sha tsui station, take exit C 1 along Beijing Road and go shopping in Harbour City (recommended, because everything is available). Harbour City is like a maze, with large and small brands. It is suggested to invite people to Harbour City at the exit near the Star Ferry Terminal after 3-4 hours, and walk along the coast to the Cultural Center and the Avenue of Stars. This point should be 5-6. You can see the night view of the other side when it is dark. After watching the night scene, if you have time, you can continue to visit other places in Tsim Sha Tsui, such as Tsim Dong Street and Duck Road.

Day 4: Go to Disney (it's better to spend a day apart from Ocean Park, so it's not so tiring). Take the subway from Causeway Bay Station to Central Station, then take the Tung Chung Line or the Central Link of Disney Line in the station and take Tung Chung Line or Disney Line to Disney Gate. Disney should play all day, because there is a fireworks show at night.

Day 5: Look at the departure time. /kloc-If you leave after 0/8: 00, you can take a trip to Lamma Island. Take the subway from Causeway Bay Station to Central Station, get off at Exit A, get on the footbridge, walk along the pedder street footbridge to the seaside, and reach Pier 4 or Pier 6 (to Rong Shu Bay and sogou Bay in Lamma Island respectively, it is recommended to go to Rong Shu Bay because it is the main pier). It takes more than one hour by boat, and at least 2-3 hours on the island (mainly walking around the island and eating seafood). It is best to give up 6-7 hours. You can also choose Cheung Chau for outbound tour, but the time is similar, and it is more commercial, mainly buying seafood.

I hope the above will help you. Have a nice trip to Hong Kong!