How to get the cheapest way to travel to Hong Kong and Macau?

First of all, your Hong Kong and Macao pass is personal, so you can save at least 100 yuan for the travel agency fee.

At the Luohu Port in Shenzhen, it is recommended to buy an Octopus for HK$200, as the subway can be said to be the most cost-effective and convenient mode of transportation.

The itinerary mainly depends on the number of days you plan to visit.

Personally, I would like to go to the top of the mountain first and stay on it for the night; And then the day after that, Disney; The rest of the itinerary depends on your time; It will be more expensive to live in a big hotel, in fact, it is like a hotel in a certain building or something The conditions are good (here it means that you can find a building at will), but I think it is more convenient to live in the Tsim Sha Tsui area.

You can do a train, visit the symbol of Hong Kong's return to the motherland - the Convention and Exhibition Center, the Golden Bauhinia Square and the Monument to the Return to the Motherland, visit the duty-free shopping mall, take a car to visit the Ocean Park, you can enjoy the wonderful sea performance in the park, learn about various underwater creatures in the aquarium, experience the dynamic movie and then gather and leave after the Bird Forest in Jigu Village. Go to Repulse Bay Plaza, Tsim Sha Tsui Waterfront Park, stroll the star-studded Avenue of Stars, and climb Victoria Shan Yan in the evening.

Enjoy the night view of Hong Kong. Disney Theme Park, from the moment you step into the park, four theme parks are waiting for you: Fantasyland, Adventure World, Tomorrowland and Main Street, USA. Colorful Broadway-style dramas, dreamlike fireworks displays, and colorful parade performances.

Go to Shenzhen first, then swim over!

The most convenient way to guess from Hong Kong to Macau is: by boat.

It takes about 1 hour to take a boat from the pier in Hong Kong to Macau, and the one-way ticket price is about 170 Hong Kong dollars (day flight), and the night cruise or holiday ticket will be slightly more expensive. Most people will choose to take a boat. Because this way is the most convenient and economical.

How to go from Hong Kong to Macau:

If you take the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge by bus, you don't need to clear customs at the port by cross-border bus, and the shuttle bus needs to be taken after customs clearance at the port, and you don't enter the city.

To take the shuttle bus, you need to purchase a ticket before you go through customs. After purchasing the ticket, go to the Hong Kong Port Passenger Clearance Building to handle departure, and then take the bus to Macau to go through immigration.

If Sui Naiyuan is a cross-border bus, after getting on the bus from Hong Kong city, get off at the Hong Kong port drop-off point, go through customs, and go to the pick-up point to take the bus after customs clearance. The bus driver will wait for passengers to cross the border at the boarding area and depart when they are full. The customs clearance process at the port of Macau is the same.

How to get back to Hong Kong from Macau:

Take a bus to Taipa Ferry Pier and find a bus to the Macau Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge. When I arrived at the port to buy a ticket for the bridge and Jinba, the self-service ticket vending machines at the Macau port could only use Alipay and could not use WeChat. Pass the customs and cross the bridge by Jinba.

Cross the bridge to the Hong Kong Port, then take the city bus to where you want to go. <>

The method is as follows: 1. You can take the train, and there is a Guangzhou-Kowloon through train at Guangdong Railway Station East Station that can go directly to Hong Kong Kowloon Hung Hom Station. The journey takes about an hour and a half. The speed of passing the level is also very fast, ** about 400 yuan.

2. In addition to the Guangzhou-Kowloon through train, there is also a train called Harmony, which can also go from Guangdong to Hong Kong, but you also need to transfer trains, take the car to Luohu Station, and then walk into the customs and take a MTR train.

3. The cheapest way is to take a bus, which can be done for 100 yuan round trip. The bus generally crosses Shenzhen Bay or Luohu, and the time to pass through the customs depends on the number of people, if the number of people is large, the time will be longer.

4. You can also take a boat to Hong Kong, there are two ways to take a passenger ferry from Guangdong to Hong Kong, from Nansha Port or Lianhuashan Port, these two ways are very cheap, and the customs clearance speed is relatively fast. I still recommend this method.

5. You can also take a plane, fly directly from Tuantong Guangzhou Baiyun Airport to Hong Kong Airport, the ** of the plane ticket is about 1,000 yuan, and the flight time is about an hour.

Procedures required to go to Hong Kong:

1. To go to Hong Kong, you need to apply for a People's Republic of China Exit-Entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao, commonly known as a two-way permit, which is a travel document issued by the Exit and Entry Administration Bureau of the Ministry of Public Security of the People's Republic of China to Chinese mainland residents for non-official activities such as travel, family visits, business, training, employment, and study abroad in Hong Kong or Macao for private purposes. Passes are divided into individual tours, group tours, family visits, business, others, and stays.

2. Accepting authority: the exit and entry administration department of the public security organ of the county (district) where the household is located.

3. Submit a completed copy of the "Application Form for Mainland Residents to Travel to and from Hong Kong and Macao" (filled in with a fountain pen or signature pen, no ballpoint pen can be used), with a photo studio print receipt and a digital optical **.

4. Submit the original ID card and household registration book for inspection (the applicant is under the age of 16, only need to submit the household registration booklet for inspection; Military personnel only need to submit proof of identity) and submit a photocopy.

5. If the ant or branch holds a valid Exit-entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao, submit the Exit-Entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao.

6. Personnel who have notified the public security department of the exit filing and apply for the "Exit-entry Permit for Travelling to and from Hong Kong and Macao" and Hong Kong and Macao individual travel endorsements must submit the opinions of the unit according to the cadre management authority. Other personnel do not need to submit opinions from the unit or police station. <>

1. Victoria Harbour: The evening breeze is blowing, with the sea and the wind, watching the lantern show, and feeling the glory of the city. Victoria Harbour separates Hong Kong Island from Kowloon and is not only the exhibition hall of the Victoria Bay Architecture Expo, but also the most beautiful scenery in Hong Kong.

2. Victoria Peak: Victoria Peak is the best place to enjoy the wonderful night view of Hong Kong, among which the ancient lion pavilion near the cable car terminus and the empty and pleasant Peak Park are the best viewing locations.

3. Ocean Park: Ocean Park Hong Kong is home to the largest oceanarium and theme park in Southeast Asia.

4. Mong Kok: There are many traces of the past, most of the shops are small operations, and there are some of the oldest streets in Hong Kong in the area.

The cost of accommodation in Hong Kong is relatively high, but there are some relatively inexpensive accommodation options. Here are some of the cheaper accommodation options:1

Youth Hostels: There are many hostels in Hong Kong, which are relatively cheap and allow you to meet travelers from all over the world. 2.

B&Bs: There are also some B&Bs in Hong Kong, which are relatively cheap and offer a taste of local life. 3.

Inns: Inns in Hong Kong** are also relatively cheap, but they need to be concerned about health and safety issues. 4.

Hotels: Hong Kong's liquor shops are relatively high, but they can also be relatively cheap if you book in advance or choose some more remote places. In general, if you want to travel in Hong Kong cheaper, you can choose youth hostels, B&Bs or inns and other accommodation methods, and book in advance to get a better price**.