How to arrange a 6 days and 5 nights free trip to Hong Kong and Macau for a family of three?

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Food in Hong Kong is relatively expensive. Generally, a meal in a tea restaurant costs about NT$40. If you go to a better restaurant, such as Korean BBQ, it will cost NT$150 to NT$200. , the buffet costs at least NT$200

A meal in Ocean Park and Disney costs at least NT$60 to NT$80, but you have no choice in the park unless you don’t want to eat (theme parks do not allow you to bring your own food and drinks )

If you want to stay, the price of a single room in a hotel is generally at least 500 yuan, usually more than 500 to 600 yuan (standard for online booking)

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Day 1: Assuming you arrive in Hong Kong in the morning, there is basically nothing left in the morning, so have lunch near the hotel or at the airport

In the afternoon you can go shopping in the famous shopping district of Central or watch the history in Central and Sheung Wan Architecture, go to the top of the mountain to see the night view at night

(Take the MTR all day, except take the bus to the top of the mountain in Central)

The next day: You can go to Tung Chung to take the ropeway, Ngong Ping 360, Then go to the Tian Tan Buddha to see and eat vegetarian food, and in the afternoon you can go shopping at the outlet in Tung Chung Citygate

(Take the MTR to and from Tung Chung)

Day 3: You can go to Disneyland It should take most of the day to finish the trip. We will eat in the park at noon, and in the evening we will eat at a restaurant near Mong Kok Ladies Market (Sai ??Yeung Choi Street), and go shopping at Ladies Market

(take the MTR all day long)

Day 4: It took most of the day to get to Ocean Park, eat in the park at noon, and eat seafood at Jumbo Seafood Restaurant in Aberdeen in the evening

(You have to go to Wan Chai, Central or Take the bus from Admiralty to Ocean Park. If your hotel is in Kowloon, you can go to the bus stop at the entrance of the Cross Harbor Tunnel and take the bus to Aberdeen)

Day 5: Go to Tsim Sha Tsui Harbor City for shopping, and stop by the Avenue of Stars , you can go shopping in Causeway Bay after lunch, and leave Hong Kong in the evening

(Full-day subway)

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Tickets for attractions:

1. Ngong Ping 360 - Adult round trip HKD$125

2. Disneyland - Adult 1 day HKD$399

3. Ocean Park - Adult 1 day HKD$280

There is no admission fee for other attractions

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Transportation fee

If the subway is used as the main means of transportation, the transportation fee for the entire trip should be approximately 200 yuan

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If you don’t have as much time as 5 days, then you can choose not to go to Disneyland, because Hong Kong Disneyland is small and there are not many things to play, and Most of them are for children to play with. The daily consumption mainly depends on what you eat. Generally, if you eat more than 100 or more expensive things for lunch and dinner, the daily food consumption will not be more than 200 yuan, and the total for 5 days* **$1,000

In terms of transportation, if you mainly take the MTR and MTR, plus one or two short-distance taxis, then the transportation cost for the entire journey (excluding round-trip to the port) should not be Over 400 yuan

Accommodation in a hotel priced at 600 yuan per night for 4 nights, totaling ***2,400 yuan

Excluding attraction tickets and shopping money, the average day spent on food The expenditure on accommodation and transportation is about 760 yuan

Excluding accommodation, the average daily consumption on food and transportation is about 280 yuan

However, due to the unexpected expenses during travel, it is too much It's common, I suggest you make more reservations about food

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As for Hong Kong-specific activities, I would suggest that you go to Tai O on Lantau Island (in Take a look at Ngong Ping (direct bus), you can see the maritime customs with Hong Kong characteristics

There are two types of night tours in Victoria Harbor:

1. The Bauhinia Bauhinia Victoria Harbor tour is more luxurious There is a buffet on the boat, and you need to book a seat in advance

Departing from the North Point Pier, the adult fee is NT$300 + 10% service charge; the boat fee for watching the laser show [A Symphony of Lights] is NT$400 + 10 % service charge

2. Relatively cheap, the food is not as good as the Star Victoria Harbor Tour. There is no need to book a seat in advance, just buy tickets directly at Wan Chai, Central or Tsim Sha Tsui Pier

Ordinary adults The ticket is 140 yuan, and the laser show is 170 yuan. There is no service charge for the above.

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There is a more economical way to visit Victoria Harbor at night: 8 p.m. Take the Star Ferry at Tsim Sha Tsui Pier (only about NT$3) to enjoy "A Symphony of Lights" while passing through Central from Tsim Sha Tsui, and at the same time enjoy the beautiful night view of Victoria Harbour.

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Macau is a small place and can be visited in one day:

Take the Venetian’s free bus from the Border Gate or the Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal to the Venetian Hotel to watch the lottery and the Grand Canal. Some shops have different clothes. When there is a discount, it will be cheaper than here in mainland China.

After leaving the Venetian, take the free bus from the Venetian to the Sands to the Sands Casino. Directly opposite the fountain at the entrance of the Sands is the Golden Lotus Square (this needs no introduction), and on the right is the Fisherman pier.

Exit Fisherman's Wharf and take bus No. 3A or 10A (fare $3.2) at the entrance of Sun Yat-sen Avenue/Fisherman's Wharf (name of bus stop)> to Amala Front (name of bus stop) Get off the bus and go to Lisboa, where you can check out the old and new Lisboa hotels (the two hotels are across the road from each other). Ask people after you get out of the hotel and walk a few minutes to New Babaiban (the largest department store in Macau).

After coming out of Xinbabaiban, walk for a few minutes to Xinma Road (Fountain). There are tourist signs there, where you can visit the Macau Museum (Fort), Ruins of St. Paul and other places. This road (including the nearby Lobby Street, Lobby Lane, Bishop Lane, Camp Street, and Fulong New Street across the new road) is also the main shopping area, souvenir area and food area in Macau.

If you have enough time, you can also take a bus on Xinma Road to worship at Mazu Temple. It's not far, about three stops away. There are also buses going directly back to the border gate.