International & Domestic Transportation
- Visitors can travel to Macao by land, sea and air. You may take a direct or connecting flight to Macao International Airport and Hong Kong International Airport or transfer to other city routes.
- For travelers arriving at Hong Kong International Airport, taking a transfer ferry or bus (at Transfer Area E2) is the most convenient way to travel from the HK airport to Macau,without going through immigration or baggage claim. Below are the signs to follow when looking for the ferry or coach service after landing at Hong Kong International Airport.
- Other visitors may travel to Macao by sea via Shun Tak Centre (Sheung Wan, Hong Kong), China (HK) Ferry Terminal (Tsim Sha Tsui, Kowloon, Hong Kong), Shekou (Shenzhen), and Fu Yong Ferry Terminal (Shenzhen Airport). Land crossings from Mainland China are made through the Border Gate on Macao Peninsula and the Lotus Bridge in Cotai. Details could be found via https://www.macaotourism.gov.mo/en/travelessential/before-you-travel/travelling-to-macao?tab=by-land
Local Transportation
Public transport
Taxi service is available through UBER or AMAP (高德) in Macao.
There are also public bus routes connecting to campus, which are 71, 71S, 72, 73, N6 (overnight bus) and 701X. The Bus Traveling System App launched by DSAT has a “Point to point” function. Users can use this app to check the real time bus route information, and check the travel plan to different locations, you are welcome to download this app (QR codes are enclosed below) or directly visit DSAT website(http://www.dsat.gov.mo/dsat/subpage.aspx?a_id=1610598965)
What to see in Macao
Bus and taxi services serve as the primary means of public transportation in Macao. As a traveller, you will find it convenient and inexpensive to ride a bus around the territory, with local buses both modern and air-conditioned.
If you want to try something a little different, get a tricycle, bicycle, or car to see the sights. Details could be found via https://www.macaotourism.gov.mo/en/travelessential/before-you-travel/local-transportation
Macao’s rich and varied history has left its mark on the city, with vibrant reminders of its heritage as a Chinese fishing settlement intermingled with landmarks to its past as a Portuguese outpost. Around every corner, the city’s unique multicultural character invites visitors to explore and discover new facets of Macao.
