Exciting 5-Day Family Itinerary: Exploring Hong Kong and Macau with Your Kids

This trip itinerary was designed to cater for kids and also elderly to enjoy their trips in Hong Kong and Macau. 

 

Day 

01

 


Arrival and Ngong Ping Discovery

Ngong Ping 360 Cable Car

Ngong Ping Village

Motion 360

The Big Buddha

Po Lin Monastery

CityGate Outlets

Shopping at Mongkok


 

Day 

02

 


Exploring Hong Kong Attraction

Wong Tai Sin Temple

Disney Land

Shopping at Mongkok


 

Day 

03

 

 

Exploring Hong Kong Attraction

Ocean Park 

Avenue of Stars

    - Symphony of Lights


 

Day 

04

 

 

Exploring Macau's Unique Blend

Check out Hotel to Macau

 

Day 

05

 

 

Fun-filled Day in Macau


Shopping

Harbour City - Free Observation Deck

Storage Facilities

 



To travel around Hong Kong, just get Octopus card and you can use on all the bus and train. You can get a Tourist card at HK$39 and keep it as a souvenir. If you over reload, you can refund at any Train Station but if you are refunding for a Standard card, they will be some handling charges depends on some condition.




Shopping

Temple street, Jordan

Ladies Market

Fa Yuen market

Tung Choi St

Google Map





Luggage Bag Storage/Lockers

Radical Storage

Luggage lockers in Hong Kong



Disney Land

 

Opening Hour

10:30am - 8:30pm

Ticket

You need to check which day are you visiting here


Regular Day

Adult – HK$639

Child - HK$475

Senior (Ages 65+) - HK$100

 

Peak Day

Adult – HK$699

Child - HK$524

Senior (Ages 65+) - HK$100

 

Peak Plus Day
Adult – HK$759

Child - HK$569

Senior (Ages 65+) - HK$100

 

How to go

Website

https://www.hongkongdisneyland.com/

 


3. Macau
4. Ocean Park
5. Symphony of Lights's Waterfront Pyrotechnic Edition



Remember to plan your itinerary according to your kids' ages, interests, and energy levels. Allow for some flexibility and downtime to rest and recharge between activities. With this well-rounded itinerary, you and your kids will create lasting memories while exploring the vibrant cultures and attractions of both Hong Kong and Macau.

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