This trip itinerary was designed to cater for kids and also elderly to enjoy their trips in Hong Kong and Macau.
Day 01 | Put luggage at hotel Eat at Tsui Wah at Sam Shui Po or TungChung- open at 7am
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 Hing Kee Restaurant
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Day 02 | Exploring Hong Kong Attraction Disney Land
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Day 03 | Exploring Hong Kong Attraction Wong Tai Sin Temple Walk at Mong Kok Clock Tower at Tsim Sha Tsui
Shopping at Tsim Sha Tsui
Central Eat at Wah Hing Take Star Ferry The Peak Lan Kwai Fung Avenue of Stars - Symphony of Lights (8pm every night) |
Day 04 | Exploring Hong Kong Attraction Hong Kong Avenue of Comic Stars Ocean Park
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Day 05 | Exploring Macau's Unique Blend Check out Hotel to Macau 8am wake up 9am Check Out 10am Take Cotai Ferry (from Hong Kong (Sheung Wan) ) to Macau (Taipa) 11am Reach Macau
Go hotel Senado Square St Dominic Church Ruins of St Paul Monte fort
Night at Taipa Eat at Cafe Litorel The Cotai Strip
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Day 06 | Fun-filled Day in Macau Go back to Hong Kong Shopping & eat IFC mall Go Airport
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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.
We got the standard Octopus card at Prince Edward Station. You can get it at any train station. The best part? We can easily get a refund at airport before we our flight back.
For elderly, you can get Octopus card at elderly price (which is similar to kids price. All their rides are half price too.)
Shopping
Temple street, Jordan
Ladies Market
Fa Yuen market
Tung Choi St
Sham Sui Po
Google Map
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.
Luggage Bag Storage/Lockers
Radical Storage
Luggage lockers in Hong Kong
Hong Kong Eat
Below are the list of food i gather online before i am there but this is the list i visited when i was there.
Central
Not Central
5. 王角两草 - chilam favourite shop 7. 美香园 - curry fishball - 9:30am - 5:30pm 10. Oi Man 爱文生 Sang dai pai dong sham sui po 11. Mui Kee Porridge - open 7am to 3pm
14. Lau Haa Hot Pot Restaurant
Anywhere
1. Mammy Pancake - Egg waffles, known as Gai Daan Jai in Cantonese -
2. Jenny Cookies - Sheung Wan, Tsim Sha Tsui
Great Value Polo Bao in Hong Kong
Bolo Bao, also known as pineapple buns, are a popular sweet treat in Hong Kong. They're not typically filled with pineapple but get their name from the crumbly, sweet crust that resembles a pineapple's texture. While you can find delicious Bolo Bao in various bakeries and cafes across Hong Kong, here are some places known for serving some of the best:
1. Kam Wah Cafe (金華冰廳): Kam Wah Cafe in Mong Kok is renowned for its freshly baked Bolo Bao. They serve these sweet buns with a generous slab of butter in the middle, creating a delightful combination of warm, fluffy bread and cold, creamy butter.
2. Australian Dairy Company (澳洲牛奶公司): While better known for their breakfast sets and milk puddings, Australian Dairy Company also serves fantastic Bolo Bao. The combination of the crispy bun and buttery filling is a crowd-pleaser.
3. Honolulu Coffee Shop (檀島咖啡餅店): Located in Wan Chai, Honolulu Coffee Shop offers a traditional Hong Kong-style experience. Their Bolo Bao is loved for its authentic taste and nostalgic ambiance.
4. Tsui Wah Restaurant (翠華餐廳): Tsui Wah is a popular cha chaan teng (Hong Kong-style cafe) with multiple locations in the city. They serve classic Bolo Bao, and it's an excellent place to try this iconic treat along with a cup of Hong Kong-style milk tea.
5. Kwan Kee Store (群記餅家): Kwan Kee in Tai Po is a local bakery known for its Bolo Bao. They are highly praised for their traditional approach and the quality of their sweet buns.
6. Po Wah Bakery (寶華餅家): This small bakery in Sham Shui Po is a hidden gem known for its freshly baked Bolo Bao. It's a favorite among locals for its excellent taste and value.
Hong Kong Airport is really Nice!
1. Toilet
They basically have wash, soap and dry in one sink.
2. Play Ground
If you arrive early, you can let the kids play here at no cost but it is applicable to kids age 6 and above.
3. Water
Feel like home refill water. It comes with hot and cold mode.
4. Movies like theatre
Kids favourite movie Frozen which attracted all the kids be able to sit and wait for their flight.
5. VR Games
VR games available to fly around top destination in Hong Kong like Sheung Wan.
