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Seven days of Hong Kong’s skylines, Lantau’s cable car, a night cruise on Victoria Harbour and a UNESCO-rich day in Macau. This escorted package packs cultural highlights, practical transfers and a Shenzhen day trip into a single, fast-paced itinerary.
Seven days of Hong Kong’s skylines, Lantau’s cable car, a night cruise on Victoria Harbour and a UNESCO-rich day in Macau. This escorted package packs cultural highlights, practical transfers and a Shenzhen day trip into a single, fast-paced itinerary.
You step off the Airport Express and the city unfolds—neon edges, harbor wind and the click of tram rails. Over seven days this escorted package moves at a steady pace: Victoria Peak by Peak Tram, a sampan glimpse of Aberdeen, the Ngong Ping Cable Car to the Tian Tan Buddha, a Tai O boat ride where the sea pulls at your attention, a night buffet cruise on Victoria Harbour and a day-trip across the water to the layered streets of Macau.
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Operated by Century Holiday · Kowloon, Hong Kong
You step off the Airport Express and the city unfolds—neon edges, harbor wind and the click of tram rails. Over seven days this escorted package moves at a steady pace: Victoria Peak by Peak Tram, a sampan glimpse of Aberdeen, the Ngong Ping Cable Car to the Tian Tan Buddha, a Tai O boat ride where the sea pulls at your attention, a night buffet cruise on Victoria Harbour and a day-trip across the water to the layered streets of Macau.
Hong Kong’s modern skyline sits on granite that was pushed up and eroded over millions of years; Macau’s colonial core tells a different story—350 years of Portuguese architecture rubbing shoulders with Chinese temples. Shenzhen offers a contrasting note: rapid industrial growth and museums of folk culture that map China's many ethnic groups. Local culture is as much food-focused as it is historical—morning dim sum, temple incense, and hawker-style seafood in Tai O.
Practical notes: the tour centers on Kowloon (Rosedale Hotel) with daily coach pickups and several included meals. Airport Express is about 24 minutes to Kowloon Station; bring passports for the Macau ferry and the 144-hour group China visa provided. The Ngong Ping Cable Car climbs to a high plateau—there are 268 steps to the Buddha base if you elect to climb; otherwise the museum under the statue is accessible. Wear comfortable walking shoes, plan for humidity in summer and light layers in cooler months. Carry local currency for small purchases, and aim for early departures on longer excursion days to avoid crowds.
Yes—this itinerary includes a full-day Macau tour with a buffet lunch at Macau Tower and return ferry transfers on the listed day.
The tour includes a 144‑hour stay China visa for qualifying travelers; check nationality requirements ahead of booking and bring passport details when requested.
Most days include 2–4 hours of moderate walking through markets, temples and heritage sites; some days also feature shorter transfers by coach or ferry.
Several meals are included as noted in the itinerary (breakfast daily and select lunches/dinners); other meals and optional extras like sampan rides are paid locally.
Century Holiday operates guided outdoor trips and adventures with an emphasis on safety, stewardship, and memorable experiences.
You step off the Airport Express and the city unfolds—neon edges, harbor wind and the click of tram rails. Over seven days this escorted package moves at a steady pace: Victoria Peak by Peak Tram, a sampan glimpse of Aberdeen, the Ngong Ping Cable Car to the Tian Tan Buddha, a Tai O boat ride where the sea pulls at your attention, a night buffet cruise on Victoria Harbour and a day-trip across the water to the layered streets of Macau.
You step off the Airport Express and the city unfolds—neon edges, harbor wind and the click of tram rails. Over seven days this escorted package moves at a steady pace: Victoria Peak by Peak Tram, a sampan glimpse of Aberdeen, the Ngong Ping Cable Car to the Tian Tan Buddha, a Tai O boat ride where the sea pulls at your attention, a night buffet cruise on Victoria Harbour and a day-trip across the water to the layered streets of Macau.
Hong Kong’s modern skyline sits on granite that was pushed up and eroded over millions of years; Macau’s colonial core tells a different story—350 years of Portuguese architecture rubbing shoulders with Chinese temples. Shenzhen offers a contrasting note: rapid industrial growth and museums of folk culture that map China's many ethnic groups. Local culture is as much food-focused as it is historical—morning dim sum, temple incense, and hawker-style seafood in Tai O.
Practical notes: the tour centers on Kowloon (Rosedale Hotel) with daily coach pickups and several included meals. Airport Express is about 24 minutes to Kowloon Station; bring passports for the Macau ferry and the 144-hour group China visa provided. The Ngong Ping Cable Car climbs to a high plateau—there are 268 steps to the Buddha base if you elect to climb; otherwise the museum under the statue is accessible. Wear comfortable walking shoes, plan for humidity in summer and light layers in cooler months. Carry local currency for small purchases, and aim for early departures on longer excursion days to avoid crowds.