Bargain Asia Flights

Macau to Hong Kong on the Hydrofoil - don't miss it.

From memory about £10-£15 but don't quote me, they must have a website, they are very regular and we found no need to book in the 'good times' so now they probably leave whenever it suits you! It's that bit as you come into HK for the first time. If you arrive at dusk even better.
I think the foil we went over on was Boeing 929 100 007, don't know why but it just sounds more interesting than the 1400 Dover to Calais or number 28a bus somehow!
If you're looking for cheapish digs in Kowloon try Chungking Mansions not far from where you'll arrive, then over on the Star ferry to Kowloon. For an experience right in the heart of town it's - an experience. Check it out in your Rough lonely planet guide first but a great and interesting fire hazard - sorry I mean a great and interesting location. we'll be staying there this winter. Please note HK budget rooms are small, think North sea ferry cabin and divide the surface area by 2, but OK for a few nights because you don't go all that way to sit in your hotel/'guesthouse' room.
Try https://www.hostelworld.com for info/bookings or just turn up.
Enjoy HK and reflect how the vibrancy and almost electric feel of the place is just like in the UK (I don't think). No visa problems here or in Macau for full British passport holders (Check https://www.fco.gov.uk) for latest info. In Macau the hotels and big establishments as a rule of thumb take HK dollars - or anything shiney whilst the small shops mostly take Patakas, try asking your bank's travel desk for those for a laugh. 2 days in Macau usually plenty unless you're a gambler, longer obviously in HK. Please note the public shuttle bus from the airport to the ferry terminal only accepts Patakas or did when I last used it. The fare is only peanuts but change a little in the airport or you'll hold the rest of us up. Good luck and enjoy.

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Depends what deal(s) you get. We're doing Singapore to Macau all in for £2.50 with Tiger in December (deal now finished). Just looked on Air Asia our dates KL-HK is about £130 today so for us its is a much better option, but as I said it depends on the deal you get.