For views of the Pearl River Delta by day or the city lights by night, nothing surpasses the Macau Tower. Having ascended to the Tower's upper limits in high-speed glass-fronted lifts, an unforgettable vista awaits you, while a delicious buffet caters for all tastes at the 360° Café.
The Tower is 338m higsh at its highest point.
The main observation level is 223m above ground.
It is the 10th tallest free-standing tower in the world, 8th tallest in Asia.
From the highest viewing deck it is possible to see 55km away.
The Tower can withstand winds of up to 400km/h.
The steel mast on top of the Tower is 90m tall.
The Tower was designed principally by Gordon Moller of CCMBECA, New Zealand.
Macau Tower is a member of the World Federation of Great Towers.
 Observation Decks : Soar to a breathtaking 223m above ground and marvel at the panorama from the observation decks. Then catch your breath over a quiet cup of coffee or while savoring the revolving restaurant's sumptuous buffet. And if you dare, take yourself to the edge on AJ Hackett's Skywalk.
Glass fronted lifts: you won't miss a moment of the spectacular view as you fly to the top in these high speed lifts
Entrance and lift lobby: begin your journey in the lobby below the Convention Centre
Tower Opening Hours: 10am - 9pm (weekdays) 9am - 9pm (weekends and public holidays)
Tower Special
Observation Lounge(Level 58) and
Outdoor Observation Deck(Level 61)
Adults - MOP 80 per person
Senior Citizens (Age 65 or above) - MOP 40 per person
Children (Age 11 or under) - MOP 40 per person
Infants
(Under Age 3) - Free of charge
Macau Museums
Museum Pass - At the cost of MOP$25 for adults and MOP$12 for children under 18 years old and senior over 60 years old, Visitors can buy a Museum Pass, which entitles to one free entry, within a period of 5 days to each of the following museums : Grand Prix Museum, Wine Museum, Maritime Museum, Lin Zexu Museum, Museum of Art and Museum of Macau.
Grand Prix Museum : Tickets Under 10 and over 60 : Free
From 11 to 18 years of age 5 MOP$
Adults : 10 MOP$
Wine Museum : Tickets Under 10 and over 60 : Free
From 11 to 18 years of age 5 MOP$
Adults : 15 MOP$ (Including wine tasting)
FERRY - Timings & Costs
FROM HONG KONG FERRY TERMINAL - SHUN TAK CENTRE TO MACAU
Time Taken : Vessels take 55 minutes from Hong Kong to Macau and Vice versa and they operate almost 24 hours. Drinks and snaks are available on board.
Cost Economy Class : From HK$141 on weekdays for day service to HK$176 for night service.
Super Class : From HK$243 to HK$275
VIP cabins for 4 to 6 persons : From HK$972 to HK$1,650
For Senior (60 years old or above) and children (under 12 years old) may enjoy a HK$15 off per ticket.
FROM HONG KONG TO MACAU BY AIRPORT FERRY
Sea Express Schedule
| Departure from Macau to HK International Airport |
Departure from HK International Airport to Macau |
| 1000 |
1150 |
| 1300 |
1530 |
| 1640 |
1815 |
| 1930 |
2115 |
Sea Express Fares
From Hong Kong International Airport to Macau
| |
Adult |
Child (2 to below 12 yrs old) |
Child ( below 2 yrs old) |
| Economy Class |
HK$180 |
HK$135 |
HK$90 |
| Super Class |
HK$280 |
HK$210 |
HK$140 |
From Macau to Hong Kong International Airport
| |
Adult |
Child (2 to below 12 yrs old) |
Child ( below 2 yrs old) |
| Economy Class |
HK$200 |
HK$155 |
HK$110 |
| Super Class |
HK$300 |
HK$230 |
HK$160 |
Fares from Macau to Hong Kong International Airport including HK$20 departure tax and fee.
INDIAN RESTAURANTS IN MACAU
 Among other things, Macau is famous for its cuisine and for the quality of the food served by the territory's restaurants and hotels. It is hard to find another city with such a concentration of restaurants offering so many different cuisines to suit so many tastes at all kinds of budget. In fact food has always played a major part in Macau society and is a good reflection of the community's long multicultural experience and present cosmopolitan way of life.
Indian Garden Restaurant
Add : 21 Rua Seng Tou, Orquidea
Taipa, Macau
Aruna Indian curry House
Add : Av. Amizade 779B, Edif, Chong Yu,
Block 2, Loja O, G/F
Macau |
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