6 Days Exploring Hong Kong and Macau Itinerary

Begin your day with dim sum at Tim Ho Wan in Sham Shui Po. This Michelin-starred restaurant offers delicious and affordable dim sum dishes.

Visit the Wong Tai Sin Temple, known for its beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere. Spend some time exploring the temple grounds and learning about local religious practices.

Enjoy dinner at Hutong, which offers Northern Chinese cuisine with a view of Victoria Harbour. Afterward, take a stroll along the Tsim Sha Tsui Promenade to enjoy the Symphony of Lights show.

Have breakfast at The Coffee Academics in Central before heading to Lantau Island. This café is known for its excellent coffee and pastries.

Visit Ngong Ping 360 and take a cable car ride to Ngong Ping Village. Explore the Tian Tan Buddha (Big Buddha) and Po Lin Monastery.

Return to Central Hong Kong for dinner at Mak's Noodle, famous for its wonton noodles. End your evening with a visit to Ozone Bar at The Ritz-Carlton for drinks with a view.

Start your day with breakfast at Kam Fung Café in Wan Chai, known for its pineapple buns and milk tea.

Visit Man Mo Temple on Hollywood Road followed by exploring PMQ (Police Married Quarters), now a creative hub filled with shops and galleries.

Dine at Yardbird in Sheung Wan offering modern Japanese yakitori dishes. Afterward head over to Quinary bar nearby for innovative cocktails.

Take an early ferry from Hong Kong to Macau. Start your day with breakfast at Margaret's Café e Nata, known for its delicious Portuguese egg tarts.

Explore the historic center of Macau, including Senado Square and Ruins of St. Paul's. Enjoy lunch at A Lorcha, which offers traditional Macanese cuisine.

Try your luck at one of Macau's famous casinos or enjoy dinner at The Eight, an exquisite Michelin-starred restaurant offering Cantonese cuisine.

Have breakfast at Café de Coral before heading out shopping in Causeway Bay; visit Times Square Mall & SOGO Department Store.

Continue shopping spree or relax by visiting Victoria Park nearby; grab lunch from Din Tai Fung.

Conclude trip dining luxuriously at Lung King Heen located inside Four Seasons Hotel offering Cantonese delicacies.