Depart from Hong Kong to explore Macau’s Coloane Village and Taipa Houses

#Hong Kong and Macau Cross-Border Transportation Guide
Want to visit Macau’s local secrets from Hong Kong? This cross-border transportation guide takes you through the unique charm of Lo Wan Village and Long Wan Pu Yun!

Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus (Jimba)

- Tickets: HK$65/person during the day, HK$70/person at night (half price for children and seniors)
- Duration: About 1.5 hours for the whole journey (including customs clearance and shuttle)
- Highlights: 24 hour operation, 5-15 minutes during the day. When riding, it is recommended to sit on the right side of the upper deck of the bus, where you can take a panoramic view of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge. Upon arrival at Macau Port, you can take a free shuttle bus to hotels such as the Venetian before transferring to city buses.

Ferry transportation

- Tickets: Regular seat HK$175-220, night flight from HK$220
- Duration: 55 minutes sailing + pier shuttle, total time about 1 hour
- Advantages: Hong Kong-Macau Ferry to Macau Outer Harbor Terminal every 30 minutes during the day, last ferry at 23:00. From the Macau Outer Harbor Pier, take bus AP1X to Guan Gai Terminal, then transfer to bus 26A to Lo Wan Village; or take bus 11 or 15 to "Taipa Guan Ye Street" station and walk to Long Wan Pu Yun.

Cross-border bus

- Tickets: from HK$160 (including hotel transfer)
- Duration: about 2 hours (depending on road conditions)
- Convenience: Provides “door-to-door” service, such as direct access from Tsim Sha Tsui to the Venetian Hotel, then transfer to the hotel shuttle bus to Guan Ye Street, within walking distance to Long Wan Pu Yun. Access to Luhuan Village is directly accessible by bus route 26A from Guan Gai Terminal, suitable for families or visitors with luggage.

Route guidelines in Macau city

- Rowan Village: Take bus 26A directly from Guan Gai Terminal.
- Dragon Ring Portuguese: Take bus 11, 15, 22 to "Taipa Guan Ye Street" station and walk 8 minutes to reach 5 mint green Portuguese-style buildings.