7-Day Shenzhen-Hong Kong-Macau Tour

● Arrive in Shenzhen and transfer to the hotel--Free Activities

● 4+stars Hotel

● None

A private driver will greet you at Shenzhen Bao’an International Airport with a sign bearing your name, ensuring a seamless transfer to your 4-star hotel near Nantou Ancient Town. Rest and settle into your modern accommodations, ideally located for exploring Shenzhen’s historic core.

Free Time: Nantou Ancient Town Exploration

Nantou Ancient Town, a Ming-Qing era walled city transformed into a cultural hub. Wander cobblestone lanes flanked by restored Hakka-style residences, Guangdong Opera museums, and artisan workshops. Highlights include the Xin’an County Courthouse (16th-century administrative hub) and Jiangyin Ancestral Temple, adorned with dragon carvings and incense-filled halls. For dinner, explore the Nantou Food Street for regional specialties like Cheung fun (rice noodles) and Shunde milk pudding.

● Ping An Finance Center – Huaqiangbei Electronics Market – Dongmen Old Street

● 4+stars Hotel

● Breakfast

Start your day at Ping An Finance Center, China’s second-tallest skyscraper (599m). Take the high-speed elevator to the 116th-floor observation deck for 360-degree views of Shenzhen and Hong Kong. On clear days, spot Dapeng Peninsula and Lianhua Mountain.

Spend the afternoon in Huaqiangbei, the “Silicon Valley of Hardware”. Explore multi-story malls like SEG Plaza for cutting-edge gadgets: drones, smart home devices, and DIY electronics kits. Bargain for discounts on USB drives and Bluetooth components.

End your day at Dongmen Old Street, a bustling pedestrian zone dating to 1688. Shop for trendy apparel, silk fabrics, and knick-knacks at stalls under neon-lit Qilou arches. Sample street food like stinky tofu and sugarcane juice from vendors.

Pro Tip: Carry cash for smaller stalls; use WeChat/Alipay for larger purchases.

● Sea World – Shenzhen Bay Park –OCT Harbour – The MixC World

● 4+stars Hotel

● Breakfast

Morning brings a waterside stroll at Shekou Sea World, where the retro Minghua Cruise Ship—a 1960s French liner turned floating hotel—docks beside a maritime museum. Cycle the Shenzhen Bay Park promenade, where cyclists weave past kite-flyers and fishing jetties, timing your ride to catch the evening DJI Sky Show. Over the bay, drones dance in synchronized patterns, their LED lights tracing constellations above cheering crowds. For grand finales, ascend the Happy Valley Ferris wheel (128m) for sunset views of the coast (optional), or shop high-end brands at MixC World mall, a sleek complex dotted with art installations.

● Shenzhen to Hong Kong by high speed train – Free time

● No Hotel

● No Breakfast

Your morning begins with a swift high-speed rail journey from Shenzhen North Station to Hong Kong West Kowloon Station, whisking you across the border in under 20 minutes. Upon arrival, dive into Hong Kong’s iconic waterfront vistas by your own.

Recommended Activity:

Victoria Harbour & Star Ferry: Arrive in Hong Kong and head to Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade for views of Victoria Harbour. Board the Star Ferry (1888) to Central Pier, a 10-minute ride offering iconic skyline vistas.

The Peak: Ascend Victoria Peak via the Peak Tram (1888) in the eveving, a steep funicular railway. At the Sky Terrace, admire the “Symphony of Lights” (8 PM), a laser-and-LED show illuminating 40+ skyscrapers.

● Free day in Hong Kong

● No Hotel

● No Breakfast

Today you can explore Hong Kong on your own, or follow our suggested places to visit.

Recommended Activity:

Start in Tsim Sha Tsui (TST), Hong Kong’s shopping and cultural heart. Visit Avenue of Stars, where bronze statues of film legends like Bruce Lee stand beside handprints of stars like Jackie Chan. The Hong Kong Cultural Centre and Clock Tower provide striking photo ops against the harbour backdrop.

After lunch, Browse the Hong Kong Arts Museum, home to rotating exhibitions of Chinese ceramics, contemporary art, and interactive installations. Post-culture, ride the MTR to Central Station (shopping places) and explore:

IFC Mall: Luxury brands and rooftop gardens overlooking the harbour.

PMQ: A repurposed police dormitory now housing indie designers, craft studios, and cafes.

● Hong Kong to Macau by ferry - Free time

● No Hotel

● No Breakfast

Board a high-speed ferry from Hong Kong-Macau Ferry Terminal to Macau Outer Harbour (1 hour). Opt for “Premium Economy” seats for priority boarding and complimentary drinks. Then you can explore Macau on your own, or follow our suggested places to visit.

Recommended Activity:

1. Afternoon: Macau Peninsula Sightseeing

Ruins of St. Paul’s: A 17th-century Jesuit church fronted by a stone facade carved with missionary scenes.

Monte Fort: Climb this 1617 fortress for panoramic views of Macau Peninsula and the Grand Prix Museum, which chronicles Macau’s motorsport history.

2. In the evening: Head to Cotai, Macau’s Las Vegas-esque district:

Venetian Macao: Gondola rides under a faux-Venice sky.

Parisian Macao: A ½-scale Eiffel Tower with an observation deck (7 PM-10 PM).

Wynn Palace: Catch the “Performance Lake” fountain shows (noon-midnight) and ride the SkyCab gondola (free for hotel guests).

● Macau airport transfer– End of tour

● No Hotel

● No Breakfast

Free time: Enjoy a leisurely breakfast at your hotel or revisit favorites like Senado Square (Portuguese-tiled plaza) or Taipa Village for Macanese cuisine (e.g., African chicken).

A private driver will collect you from your hotel at your preferred time, ensuring a stress-free transfer to Macau International Airport or Macau Ferry Terminal for your onward journey.