Where to stay in Hong Kong & Macau

For most visitors, Hong Kong is neatly divided in to two, with hotels, restaurants, shops and bars located either on the Kowloon Peninsula of the mainland, or Hong Kong Island itself. Getting around is straightforward, so wherever you're based, it's easy to explore the city. In Macau, hotels tend to be either in Macau itself for the historic areas or at the Cotai Strip area for casino-based options.

Holiday ideas to Hong Kong & Macau

Visit for a few days on a Hong Kong stopover as a part of a longer trip to the Far East, or just as a Hong Kong city break for some retail therapy! Onward flight connections make Hong Kong an ideal location to combine with other areas of the Far East, for multi centre holidays including Hong Hong combined with Singapore, Thailand, Bali and more. Macau adds perfectly to a Hong Kong stopover as it’s only a short ferry ride away, and adds a very different dimension to a Far East multicentre holiday.

Welcome to Hong Kong & Macau

One of the world's most exciting cities, vibrant Hong Kong remains as exciting today as it always has been - a cosmopolitan mix of people and cultures, where East really does meet West. On your holiday to Hong Kong spend a few days taking in the sights and sounds of this fascinating place. Nearby Macau is a former Portuguese colony and is around an hour from Hong Kong, but is more of a leisure destination from mainland China than a business powerhouse - gambling here dwarves Las Vegas, and the combination of Vegas-style casinos, historic Portuguese architecture and the Chinese at play make this a truly fascinating corner of the Far East.

What to do in Hong Kong & Macau

Both Hong Kong Island and Kowloon hold a wealth of interest for the visitor. Our highlights for a Hong Kong holiday include a ferry ride to the outlying island such as Lanna, and a ride up Victoria Peak, for unrivalled views of the area. The Star Ferries are a must-do, while shopping and eating are a highlight of a stay in Hong Kong. Macau has plenty of historic sightseeing and the Macau Tower is a must-do experience, but the mega-casinos that have put Macau on the map must be seen, if not played!