Post Trip Break-away: Macau & Hong Kong

Your adventure begins with a 3-hour flight from Shanghai to Macau. After arriving, enjoy an afternoon of free time at your leisure to explore the dazzling resorts, world-class shopping, or local street food that make this city a global destination.

Dive into history with a Macau Heritage Tour, discovering a unique fusion of Eastern and Western cultures. You’ll explore the UNESCO-listed historic center, including the iconic Ruins of St. Paul's, the peaceful A-Ma Temple, and the vibrant, pastel-colored Senado Square. In the afternoon, board a high-speed ferry for a scenic one-hour journey across the delta to Hong Kong, where the rest of the day is yours to enjoy.

Experience the very best of the city on a Classical Hong Kong Island Tour. Ascend to Victoria Peak via the historic tram for world-famous skyline views from Sky Terrace 428, then relax on the sands of Repulse Bay. The tour continues with a traditional sampan ride through Aberdeen Fishing Village, offering a glimpse of local life before a free afternoon to explore the city's hidden gems or luxury boutiques.

After a final morning in Hong Kong, enjoy a smooth private transfer to the airport for your flight home, concluding an unforgettable journey through China’s Southern gateways.

Hotel: Holiday Inn Macau

The Holiday Inn Macau is a reliable, no-nonsense choice that puts you right in the heart of the city’s historic center rather than the sprawling Cotai Strip. It’s a great pick for travelers who want to be within walking distance of the ruins of St. Paul’s and the local Portuguese bakeries. While it’s more traditional than the flashy new mega-resorts, the rooms are spacious and the service is notably friendly. Plus, having an indoor pool and an on-site spa makes it a very comfortable spot to recharge after a day spent exploring the cobblestone streets.

Stay: 13 to 14 June, 2026
Room type: Standard Room, incl. 2 daily breakfasts

* Check-in after 2pm and check out before 12pm.
* No reservation is made, the room rate is subject to room availability.

Hotel: Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau

The Artyzen Grand Lapa Macau is a true urban resort that feels more like a grand Portuguese estate than a city hotel. It’s a rare find in Macau because it doesn’t have a casino, which keeps the atmosphere peaceful and focused on relaxation. The highlight is the sprawling outdoor pool area, complete with a waterslide and tropical gardens that make you forget you're in the middle of a bustling peninsula. Inside, the rooms celebrate the city’s Sino-Portuguese roots with beautiful tilework and local art. It’s an ideal choice if you want top-tier amenities—like their award-winning spa and excellent Thai and Macanese restaurants—while staying in a quiet, culturally rich pocket of the city.

Stay: 13 to 14, 2026
Room type: Deluxe Room, incl. 2 daily breakfasts

* Check-in after 2pm and check out before 12pm.
* No reservation is made, the room rate is subject to room availability.

Hotel: The Royal Pacific Hong Kong Hotel

The Royal Pacific Hotel & Towers is famously the only hotel in Hong Kong that's literally connected to the China-Macau Ferry Terminal—meaning you can go from your room to the ferry gate without even stepping outside. It sits right on Canton Road in the heart of Tsim Sha Tsui, putting you next door to the endless shopping at Harbour City and the greenery of Kowloon Park. The hotel is split into a "Hotel" wing and a "Tower" wing, with the latter offering those iconic, unobstructed views of Victoria Harbour. It's an exceptionally practical choice for travelers who value being at the center of the city's transport and shopping hubs.

Stay: 14 to 16 June, 2026
Room type: Premier Room, incl. 2 daily breakfasts

* Check-in after 2pm and check out before 12pm.
* No reservation is made, the room rate is subject to room availability.

Hotel: Harbour Grand Hong Kong

The Harbour Grand Hong Kong is a classic choice for travelers who want those quintessential "postcard" views of Victoria Harbour. Located in North Point, it’s slightly removed from the chaotic heart of Central, offering a bit more breathing room while remaining just a short walk from the MTR. The standout feature is definitely the 42nd-floor observation deck and the infinity pool, both of which make you feel like you're floating right above the skyline. It’s a larger, more traditional luxury hotel, but the floor-to-ceiling windows in the rooms ensure that the harbor remains the main attraction throughout your stay.

Stay: 14 to 16 June, 2026
Room type: Superior Harbour View Room, incl. 2 daily breakfasts

* Check-in after 2pm and check out before 12pm.
* No reservation is made, the room rate is subject to room availability.

Package Cost: $ 1 990.00 per person (based on 2 persons traveling together)

Package Cost: $ 1 990.00 per person (based on 2 persons traveling together)

What's Included:

Private Transfers & Guide:

Private vehicle transfers with private English speaking tour guide in each city, including Shanghai PVG airport drop-off (7-seater Buick GL8), Macau & Hong Kong transfers (7-seater Toyota van).

Attractions & Activities:

Cost of Peak Tram (one-way) + Sky Terrace 428 Ticket, and sampan ride

Inter-City Travel:

• Flight (Shanghai- Macau) in economy class with airport tax and fuel price, fuel price is subject to change.
• TurboJET day sailing ticket, Macau – Hong Kong, economy class (surcharge to Super Class, CNY 222 per person)

Practical Support:

Travel accident insurance.

What's excluded:

• Tips for guide and driver (suggested: Guide CNY 200-250/day; Driver CNY 100-150/day).
• All personal expenses.
• Meals and beverages
• Hong Kong & Macau Visa Requirements for African Passport Holders
Visa policies vary by nationality: citizens of select African countries (e.g., South Africa) may enter Hong Kong visa-free for up to 90 days and Macau for 30 days, while most others require advance visas or entry permits. All travelers should verify current rules through official channels before departure, as regulations are subject to change.