Hong Kong and Macao Multi Centre

Continue your journey in Macau - this was once a Portuguese Colony so while you’re wondering around you will find many Portuguese influenced buildings; walking around Senado Square you see such amazingly brightly coloured buildings, amongst the hustle and bustle of all the casinos.

The Ruins of St. Paul’s are best to visit just before the sunset it is much quieter and you’re guaranteed to get the best snaps. Located within the city of dreams, the house of dancing water is definitely a must do for anybody travelling to Macau, pre-book your tickets as its very popular and for those looking for the full experience book seats in the first 5 rows. Home to the world’s tallest bungee jump and the best views of Macau, is the Macau Tower, the 360’ rotating restaurant and take in the cities sights while you dine, with the occasional view of a thrill seeker zooming past you on their bungee jump.

Start your adventure inHong Kong, a vibrant metropolis where East meets West and ancient meets modern,we recommend spending a minimum of three nights here to really get to know Hong Kong.

Take a ride on the Peak Tram funicular railway, watching Hong Kong Island's skyscrapers pass by your window as you climb to The Peak. At the top enjoy the stunning views of Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong Island and Kowloon. With over 10,000 restaurants to choose from, Hong Kong is a food lover’s paradise. A trip to Hong Kong is not complete without at least a little bit of shopping, from street markets to high end shopping centres, you are sure to find something. A holiday to Hong Kong will leave you with unique and unforgettable experiences.