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Macao to Bangkok via Air Asia
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shintarojon 859 reviews

(date written: December 17,2011)

Bangkok to Macao via Air Asia

departure date: Dec. 22, 2011
departure time: 14:10
arrival time: 16:00

Fare: 937 MOP
Airport tax & fees: 134 MOP
Fuel Surcharge: 60 MOP
Total: 1,131 MOP (141.13 US dollars)

Written Dec 17, 2011

Phone: www.airasia.com

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Manila - Macao via Cebu Pacific Air
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shintarojon 859 reviews

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Manila-Macao via Cebu Pacific
Departure date: December 18, 2011
Departure time: 19:30
Arrival time: 21:30
Flight 5J - 362

Base fare: Pesos 488.00
Taxes & fess: 652.50
Web. Admin Fee; 80.00
Total: P 1,220.50

Written Dec 17, 2011

Website: http://www.cebupacificair.com/

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Scooters are a very economical and fun way to see
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macauzone 3 reviews
macau scooter rental

You can hire a scooter. Scooters are a very economical and fun way to see the sites of Macau - it's certainly the best way to get around the Macau's narrow streets!

You need a license that covers motorcycles or mopeds, licenses from most countries are accepted.

Written Aug 30, 2011

Phone: (+853) 6240 1304

Website: http://www.macauscooters.com

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Public Buses inb Macau
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cheap way to go around macau and way cheaper than hiring a taxi. Going around Macau with Buses is the way to go. Macau Public buses and minibuses run from 6:45 a.m. to midnight. On all routes within the city, the fare is 2.5 patacas per journey. There are buses (Route 3, 3A, 10, 12, 23, 28C & 32) that provide regular service between the city and the piers for incoming or out going visitors.

All buses are air-conditioned and are quite comfortable. Try to avoid travelling during the rush hour, when buses tend to become over crowded.

There are buses from Macau to the islands with regular departures throughout the day, from 6:45 a.m. to 11 p.m. The fares are: Taipa - 3.3 patacas, Coloane Village - 4.0 patacas and Hac Sa Beach - 5.00 patacas. Passengers are required to have the exact fare.

There is a bus stop between Hotel Lisboa and the Portuguese school. You can enjoy a comfortable trip to the picturesque islands aboard an air-conditioned bus.

Bus number AP1 links the airport with the ferry terminal and downtown. It costs 6 patacas.

Updated Apr 4, 2011

Phone: (853) 850-060

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Buses!
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Exact change only!
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Have Patacas Coins ready as buses dont give change. Take a tourist map from the tourist info center as they have the bus route of different bus nos. available there (for both Transmac & TCM). Be warned though that buses have a lot more stops than what the bus route map says, just look around more carefully to know where to get off. Bus drivers dont speak English so you'll be on your own:P If you're brave enough to shout out and ask who speaks English though, I'm pretty sure there'll be a Filipino around who can help:)

Updated Apr 4, 2011

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Hong Kong-Macau Catamaran Ferry
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the main gateway to Macau from hong kong! Turbojet Catamaran ferry service from Hongkong to Macau and Vice versa is a new service, previously only regular boat ferry and the smaller jetfoil ply the route. This is a little bit slower than a jetfoill ride but only by 5 minutes since jetfoil travel time is about 50 minutes while Turbojet is 55 minutes (hkg-macau and vice versa). The ride is a little bit rough since the seas around the pearl river delta and south china are rough but you won't feel sea sick. They offer day and night service.

The ferry also includes shenzen and hongkong airport.

price for one way economy class is hkg macau is 138 HKD and Macau HKG is 142 HKD weekdays and 150 and 154 HKD at weekends.

Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Pier is located in Porto Exterior, Macau Peninsula
and in Hong Kong: China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui and Shun Tak Centre in Central

Updated Apr 16, 2010

Phone: (852) 2859 3333

Website: www.turbojet.com.hk/

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Macau Taxis
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more expensive ride than the public bus. Macau have plenty of licensed and metered taxis. Thre are two types of taxis - black and yellow taxis. Black painted with a creamcoloured roof, joined by radio-called taxis in yellow colour with the contact numbers below.

Vang Iek Taxi Phone number: (853) 519519; Macau Taxi Phone number: (853) 967115

Flag fall and the first 1500 meters travelled is 10 patacas. The fare for each subsequent 220 meters is 1 pataca, with waiting time at 1 pataca each minute.

Each piece of luggage carried in the trunk coasts 3 patacas. Surcharges of 2 patacas for journeys from Taipa to Coloane, of 5 patacas for Macau to Coloane, and 5 patacas for journeys starting from Macau International Airport. There is no surcharge for return trips from the islands to Macau.

Very few taxi drivers can speak English. Most can understand Mandarin. So be sure to grab a bilingual map in the ferry terminal or in the hotels.

Updated Apr 16, 2010

Phone: (853) 519519; (853) 967115

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free shuttles from Venetian to St Paul & Sensado
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The cheapest way would be to take the Venetian free shuttle to the ferry terminal on the mainland and then catch a local bus (but you need to have the right Macau patacas change) to Leal Senado Square. Another option is to take the shuttle and then change to another free shuttle for the Lisboa (by the Lisboar shutte) which is less than a 10 minute walk from the Square. When you arrive at the Square, you walk along the plaza until you see The Body Shop and turn left up the walkway for a couple more minutes to St Paul's and the Macau Fort Museum.

Written May 29, 2009

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farahjadez 4 reviews

Be sure to do some research on the bus stops/numbers near your itinerary, and have coins/exact bus fare. When we went there, fare is around 3.20 within Macau peninsula. If you haven't done any bus route research, better to take cabs as their bus routes and streets could be confusing.

Also, most Macau hotels offer free shuttles to/from ferry terminal and airport. If you're casino-hopping here are some shuttles that can be used: Venetian <-> Sands, Venetian <-> airport, Venetian <-> ferry terminal, Wynn <-> Ferry Terminal

Updated May 2, 2009

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City buses everywhere
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If you're on a budget trip and you have enough time, grab a city bus route map from a tourist information counter (airport or ferry terminal). The city buses run frequent trips and you can see them everywhere. Identify them by the colour of the buses. Most of them stops directly at the tourist spots. remember to get ready the exact fare.

Written Mar 25, 2008

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