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Cathay Pacific Airways- countdown and newspapers
Skyline of Hong Kong Island at night
Po Lin Monastery
the ferry ride to the other sidetouring Macau
If the prices you're quoting are in Hong Kong dollars (U$1=~7.7HK$) then those prices are an excellent deal BUT if they're in US-$ then I think you'd do better on your own with a guidebook and DIY.
For example, the cost for a oneway ticket from HK to Macau via the Turbojet ferries cost at least 140HK$=~U$18.
Macau is quite small unless you're going to visit the outlying islands of Taipa and Coloane in which case buses are one option but if you're visiting the casinos on the Cotai strip between Taipa and Coloane (the huge Venetian Hotel for example) they offer free shuttles to the Venetian from the Macau Ferry Terminal, the Macau Airport, and the Chinese border.
Macau is also less expensive than HK but if you want to save money, then it's best to visit during the weekdays since weekend hotel rates go bup.
Macau also has excellent food, such as Macanese, and on Taipa there's one street called food street in old Taipa village for some great meals.
I'd recomment visiting on your own if those prices are in U$. The Macau government has an excellent tourist website and you can pickup free brochures on walking tours. Many of the casinos on mainland Macau are within walking distance of Leal Senado on San Ma Lu (a mainstreet).
Anyways, have fun and safe travels.
