Hi Guys,

Bought the tics to Macau on Feb 26th - 2nd Mac. Planned to go HK on the 27th till 1st Mac.

Any suggestions? I have yet finished reading the previous thread Macau/HK/China visits.

Just got back from HK like 4 hours ago.

It was exceptionally cold this year, since I was also there in December last year. My skin is dry and red spots are popping up. Any remedies?

But the holiday was good

haaa .. i'll be going tml .. how cold was it????? need to wear what?????

huh? how come?

Then come again loh~~ 

oh too bad... Maybe you could try to ask for help from a computer specialist? Just like the way that all those Edison Chan's pics were found...   

back from hk on 31 dec, just managed to catch the fireworks from the plane in singapore @12 am haha nice

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There is a Hui Lau Shan dessert shop just downstairs the hotel..

hi northasian, thanks for you info but maybe my question was not so clear
i was wondering if i land in macau (stay there for 2 days), and on the third day, move to hk and i got lot of luggages, what is the most convenient way to go there (hk)

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Added on January 5, 2010, 3:00 pm
eii hui lau shan okie only, but maybe gals like it especailly the mangoes

oh I understand la~ So where will you depart back to M'sia? HK or Macau? If you will fly back from Macau, then why don't you just leave your luggage at your hotel's concierge? I bet they offer this service for free if you're leaving luggage for 1-2 days only.. If you're fly back from HK, then just carry them with you la~ I guess your luggage will not increase a lot during the time you're in Macau.. 

Ferry is the best way already... another way is by ground transportation, but it takes longer time and you need a China Visa 'coz it's through Zhuhai of China. Oh yea... Moody5 is right, you might also consider to take helicoptor... 
Did you try other dessert shops? I like Honeymoon or Lucky Dessert more than Hui Lau Shan indeed... 'coz I hate the STICKY tables in nearly EVERY Hui Lau Shan!!! >,<

helicopter .. i heard bout 1k rite?
act im just asking for the options for my future trip .. dunno when yet haah

I found the helicoptor website... it's HK$2600 PER PERSON!!!! (full fare) but it seems they offer 2 for 1 price on Sunday. Check this out for your interest : http://www.helihongkong.com/

Yes, the dessert shop on Ngong Ping is HoneyMoon, and I also agree that their Yeung Chi Kam Lo is the best!!!! XD~

p.s. Please note that the Honeymoon dessert in KL is FAKE!!! They are not the same group as HK's Honeymoon!!
Hi there,

Hopefully this is not too late.

i will be leaving for hong kong for a 7 d6n trip with my mom,aunt and gf. can anyone recommend me nice places/affordable places to eat? food that must not be missed?

we will be staying at the dorsett seaview hotel and de london hotel at macau(1 night)..thanks

Hi guys, want to ask about accommodation. I have booked accommodation under Nathan hotel and Venetian Macao hotel but I just register 2 persons for the room. Actually I'm going with parent, iszit ok not to hotel know that I bring in 1 more guest? as the additional cost for 1 additional guest can costs about HKD 300 to 400 per night.

Hi all, I'll be going to HK/Macau this March with my wife and a toddler (17-month old in Mar).

I have taken a few days to put these itinerary together. My wife and I love shopping and eating, so we have included them. I have taken consideration of the hassle of moving luggages and possibly a buggy (for my toddler) while doing all these. Can you advise if my itinerary is way too packed? Or have I missed out something good to slot in between my existing itinerary?

Day 1:
Thursday

Arrive in Macau

AM:
- Arrive in Macau International Airport [Macau]
- Take taxicab to Macau Ferry Terminal
- Take New World First Ferry to Tsim Tsa Tsui, Hong Kong
- Arrive in Hong Kong (China Ferry Terminal) [Tsim Tsa Tsui, Kowloon]
- Check-in Novotel Nathan Road Kowloon Hotel [Yau Ma Tei, Kowloon]


As i read from internet, we can take ferry to HK without going out MACAU kastam but i have never tried it myself. Click here for the info.

Anyway, there is another nearer pier to airport. The The Cotai Jet.



Day 5:
Monday



AM:
- Visit Ruins of St. Paul's
- Buy Almond Biscuits at Koi Kei
- Buy Almond Biscuits at Choi Heung Yuen Bakery
- Buy Chicken Cakes at Fong Kei
- Visit Fisherman's Wharf

The pineapple biscuits and mang gong biscuits are also very nice! You also can try to buy the Dried meat (Yuk Gon)! very nice too!

Nope, I've never been there, that's why I plan to go there.

But, my wife had been to some of those places I mentioned. I worry the itinerary might be too packed/rushed that I would never able to do all things I have listed down.

we have thought of that as well. she usually sleeps for one or two hours only in the afternoon. thinking to get a more comfortable but lightweight stroller/buggy. also, that's the reason why I'm paying extra for better hotel stays, we could easily opt for 3-star hotels, but that wouldn't do it, right? any suggestions besides a stroller with some comfortable pillows? I just worry it's troublesome to carry them around. I only know I can rent a stroller from Disneyland and not elsewhere. suggestions?

Successfully booked Dorsett Seaview at Shanghai Street. Going there on July.. hopefully I will have the best experience!

Yo guys, today is my 1st day in Hong kong...right now staying in Nathan Hotel. The hotel looks pretty good, and enough spacious for my family. Anybody around Hong KOng during this period??Want to meet up??

btw, the weather here freaking cold...18 Celsius at night. I'm just worry that there will be raining day this few days. Hopefully it's not...

1.Will reach Hong Kong around 6pm. For this day, what we can do first? Have no idea where to stay too.
2.Any suggestions on the programme from Day 1 - Day 5.
3.I'm trying to slot in Disneyland HK and Ocean Park as 1 programme - but whether it shud be split to 1 day each? Disneyland - shud i take hotel there for 1 night or can come back to central?
3.If got time - would like to go 1 day at shenzen..but how's the arrangement?
4.Also looking for Wax museum/peak and few place that i can cover.suggestion?

Would really need your help on the itinerary..

thanks...

thanks..i'm just started to read other people itineray too....seems like the prog.u gave me is quite nice already...just that I need to survey where all they place is and where should i stay. whether need to to stay at the same hotels for 4 nights or take other hotels too. then i need to know how to go there..by bus/ taxi..and the cost....gosh so many things to survey first he he..anyway thanks.

Hi guys, would like to ask about the public transport over here in Hong Kong..

Mini Bus : Can use Octopus card on mini bus? Then how to pay actually? there are difference fares in different region?? Do we need to scan the card 1st when we on board the bus n drop off?

Tram : Can use Octopus? How much is the rate?? scan twice ?