4D/3N Hong Kong & Macau

Highlights: Local guide City tour Shopping Aberdeen Fishing Village & Golden Bauhinia Square

Hong Kong is a city of teeming streets and empty wilderness, dazzling modernity and traditional observances. It is located south of Guangdong and cupped by the South China Sea.

Geographically compact it boasts one of the world's most efficient, safe, affordable and frequent public transport systems.The Octopus Card, an electronic fare card that is accepted on most public transport and often more convenient to use.

You'll find endless things to see and do on Hong Kong Island, in Kowloon and the New Territories. You can even take a ferry and explore the outlying islands.

Enjoy a unique shopping experience with the sheer variety of products and brands in all price ranges. Shop at glitzy malls to funky street markets, and trendy boutiques to traditional Chinese product stores and themed shopping districts.

Hong Kong boasts a subtropical climate characterised by hot, humid summers and cool winters.

Macau is a city with two faces. On the one hand, the fortresses, churches and food of its former colonial master Portugal speak to a uniquely Mediterranean style on the China coast. On the other, Macau is the self-styled Las Vegas of the East.

And while that comparison might sound overblown, it’s not. During the past few years charismatic-but-sleepy little Macau has experienced the sort of boom usually associated with cities like Shànghai. But rather than skyscrapers and office towers, the construction here is all about Vegas-style mega-casinos and hotels. The reason, of course, is that casinos are legal in Macau, while in China and nearby Hong Kong they’re not.

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