Hong Kong and Macau Tour Packages

Hong Kong and Macau tour package price guide (2026)

Packages on this page start at ₹29,999 per person. Hong Kong hotels are small and expensive by Indian standards, so the hotel category moves the price more than anything else; Macau hotels, by contrast, are large resort-casinos where a 5-star room often costs less than a 4-star in Hong Kong. The bands below are per person on twin sharing, excluding international flights, and include hotels with breakfast, airport and inter-city transfers and the standard city tours.

Add for flights: Ahmedabad–Hong Kong return fares with one stop are usually ₹35,000–55,000 per person when booked 6–8 weeks ahead; Diwali week and Christmas–New Year run higher. Usually extra on the ground: Disneyland and Ocean Park tickets (unless the package names them), Ngong Ping 360 cable car, Peak Tram and Sky Terrace, Macau Tower deck, lunches and dinners not listed, and the Hong Kong airport departure tax built into the air ticket. Our quote shows every one of these on a separate line.

How to reach Hong Kong and Macau from Ahmedabad

• By air: there is no non-stop flight from Ahmedabad, so we route you via Mumbai or Delhi (about 5 h 45 min to 6 h on the long sector) or via Bangkok (Ahmedabad–Bangkok 4 h, then 2 h 45 min to Hong Kong). Total journey is 10–13 hours including the connection. A late-night departure from Ahmedabad lands you in Hong Kong by the next afternoon, which is the schedule we prefer for families.
• Returning from Macau: Macau has its own international airport with flights to Bangkok and Kuala Lumpur, so a one-way Hong Kong-in, Macau-out ticket is possible and saves a transfer on the last day. Otherwise the ferry or bridge bus takes you straight to Hong Kong airport.
• Hong Kong to Macau – ferry or bridge? The ferry from Sheung Wan or Tsim Sha Tsui takes about an hour and runs every 30 minutes through the day; it is the scenic choice and drops you in the heart of Macau. The Hong Kong–Zhuhai–Macau Bridge shuttle bus crosses in about 40 minutes and runs round the clock, but you must first reach the bridge port near the airport. For families with luggage we book a private car to the ferry pier and the ferry across; for a late-evening crossing the bridge bus is more reliable.
• Getting around: an Octopus card loaded with HK$150–200 per person covers the MTR, buses, trams and the Star Ferry. In Macau, the big resorts run free shuttle buses between the ferry terminal, the airport and the Cotai Strip.

Hong Kong and Macau itineraries by traveller type

4 nights / 5 days – Hong Kong and Macau for couples

• Day 1: Arrive Hong Kong, check in to a Kowloon or Causeway Bay hotel; evening on the Tsim Sha Tsui promenade for the Symphony of Lights at 8 pm.
• Day 2: Half-day city tour – Victoria Peak by Peak Tram, Aberdeen fishing village, Repulse Bay, Stanley Market; evening free for Temple Street night market.
• Day 3: Ferry to Macau; check in on the Cotai Strip; evening at the Venetian canals and the casino-resort light shows (entry to the resorts is free).
• Day 4: Macau heritage walk – Senado Square, Ruins of St Paul's, A-Ma Temple; afternoon Macau Tower observation deck; sunset over the Taipa waterfront.
• Day 5: Ferry or bridge to Hong Kong airport and fly home.

5 nights / 6 days – the family Disneyland trip

• Day 1: Arrive Hong Kong; evening Avenue of Stars and the harbour light show.
• Day 2: Full day at Hong Kong Disneyland – aim to enter at opening, book the character dining if you have small children, stay for the night-time castle show.
• Day 3: Ocean Park (cable car, pandas, aquarium) or a Lantau day – Ngong Ping 360 cable car to the Tian Tan Buddha and a vegetarian lunch at the Po Lin Monastery canteen.
• Day 4: Ferry to Macau; afternoon at the resort pools or the Studio City attractions for teenagers.
• Day 5: Macau heritage walk and a Portuguese-egg-tart stop in Taipa village; evening shopping on the Cotai Strip.
• Day 6: Transfer to Hong Kong airport and fly to Ahmedabad.

6 nights / 7 days – complete Hong Kong, Lantau and Macau

Follow the family plan with both Disneyland and Ocean Park on separate days, add the Lantau day, and keep a free day in Hong Kong for shopping at Mong Kok and Causeway Bay before the Macau leg. This is the version we suggest for a first visit when the group has children and grandparents together.

Senior citizens

Hong Kong involves more walking than most destinations, so for parents we book hotels next to an MTR station, use the Peak Tram rather than the bus route, replace Ocean Park with the Lantau cable car, and schedule one slow morning in each city. The ferry to Macau is step-free and the resorts have lifts and wheelchairs on request.

Entry rules for Indians – pre-arrival registration and Macau visa-free entry

Indian passport holders do not need a visa for either city, but Hong Kong requires a free online Pre-Arrival Registration (PAR) before you fly. This is where many self-booked travellers get stuck at check-in, so we handle it for every client.

1. What it is: a free online registration on the Hong Kong Immigration Department website that allows visa-free visits of up to 14 days per entry. It is valid for six months or until your passport expires, whichever is earlier, and allows multiple entries.
2. Who needs it: every Indian passport holder, including infants. Passport must be valid for at least six months from the travel date.
3. What we do: we complete the registration for every traveller in your group, print the notification slip for you to carry with your passport, and re-check it against the airline's requirements before ticketing. Allow us 2–3 working days; the approval itself is usually instant.
4. Macau: Indian passport holders are admitted visa-free for short tourist stays on arrival – you simply pass immigration at the ferry terminal or bridge port. Carry your hotel confirmation and return ticket.
5. Re-entering Hong Kong from Macau: your PAR covers the return into Hong Kong, since each entry is counted separately within the six-month validity.
6. Documents at immigration: passport, PAR slip, hotel vouchers and return ticket. Immigration in both cities is quick for Indian tourists travelling on a package.

Rules do change; we confirm the current requirement with you at the time of booking and again two weeks before departure.

Best time to visit Hong Kong and Macau – month by month

For Gujarati families the two natural windows are Diwali week (October–November, the best weather of the year) and the May school vacation. Diwali-week hotels sell out early because Hong Kong properties are small, so we suggest confirming your private itinerary by July.

Places to visit in Hong Kong and Macau

• Hong Kong Disneyland: compact, easy to do in one day, with the Frozen land and a night-time castle show – the main reason families choose this destination.
• Ocean Park: cable car over the sea, giant pandas, aquarium and rides for teenagers; a full day.
• Victoria Peak: the Peak Tram and Sky Terrace for the skyline view; go at dusk to see the city light up.
• Tsim Sha Tsui promenade and Avenue of Stars: the harbour, the Clock Tower and the nightly Symphony of Lights at 8 pm.
• Star Ferry: the cheapest harbour cruise in the world, a ten-minute crossing between Kowloon and Central.
• Lantau Island: Ngong Ping 360 cable car, the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery with its vegetarian kitchen.
• Markets: Ladies Market and Temple Street in Mong Kok for souvenirs and bargains; Stanley Market on the south side.
• Macau Historic Centre: Senado Square, Ruins of St Paul's, Monte Fort and A-Ma Temple – a UNESCO-listed walk of two to three hours.
• Macau Tower: observation deck 233 m up, with the famous bungee for the brave.
• Cotai Strip resorts: the Venetian's indoor canals and gondolas, the Londoner's Big Ben, the Parisian's half-scale Eiffel Tower – free to walk through, spectacular at night.
• Taipa Village: narrow lanes, Portuguese architecture and egg-tart bakeries; a calm counterpoint to the Strip.

Food, hotels and tips for Gujarati travellers

• Vegetarian and Jain food – the honest picture: Hong Kong is a seafood-and-pork city and Jain food is not available in local restaurants. The good news is that Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon has a cluster of Indian restaurants, several of them pure-vegetarian and a few run by Gujarati or Sindhi families, within walking distance of the main hotels. Buddhist vegetarian restaurants (look for the word "vegetarian" in the name) are reliable for onion-garlic-free dishes on request. We book Kowloon hotels for exactly this reason and share a restaurant list with your vouchers. In Macau, Indian restaurants exist in the city centre and inside the big resorts; Portuguese bakeries are vegetarian-friendly for breakfast.
• Carry a backup: Gujarati families who travel with us usually pack theplas, khakhra and instant poha for the first morning and for Disneyland, where vegetarian options are limited to a few counters.
• Hotel categories: Hong Kong rooms are small – a 3-star room is often under 200 sq ft. If space matters, upgrade to 4-star in Hong Kong and keep the 5-star for Macau, where the Cotai resorts give large rooms at reasonable rates.
• Money: Hong Kong dollars are accepted in Macau at par, so you do not need to buy Macanese patacas. Cards work everywhere; carry HK$2,000–3,000 per family in cash for markets and taxis. UPI does not work.
• Pack: comfortable walking shoes, a light jacket for air-conditioned malls and the Peak, an umbrella in any month, and a universal adaptor (UK-style three-pin sockets).
• Timings: Disneyland usually opens at 10 or 10:30 am and closes between 8 and 9 pm; museums close on Tuesdays or Thursdays depending on the venue; the Peak Tram runs until late evening.

Why book your Hong Kong and Macau package with Vibrant Holidays

• 11 years, Ahmedabad office: meet us at C G Road or plan everything on WhatsApp; the same consultant handles your quote, documents and on-tour questions.
• Live prices, no bait: the starting price on this page is a package that is actually on sale, with inclusions and exclusions listed side by side.
• Vegetarian and Jain meals planned honestly: Kowloon hotels near the Indian restaurants, pre-booked vegetarian meals where possible, and a written restaurant list for both cities.
• Flights from Ahmedabad and the pre-arrival registration handled with your package, so nobody in the group is turned away at check-in.
• Private, customised itineraries only: your own dates, your own transfers and your own pace – extended families and friend groups travel together as a private group rather than joining strangers.
• 24×7 on-tour support from our Ahmedabad team and our Hong Kong ground partner, including help with ferry timings and theme-park tickets. Vibrant Holidays is IATA-accredited, a member of TAAI, TAFI, ADTOI and IATO, and recognised by the Ministry of Tourism.