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UIC/AI/20210415 Macau University of Science and Technology (M.U.S.T.) Arrival Information Arrival from Hong Kong International Airport (HKIA) If you are coming to Macau from HKIA, you can take the COTAI WATER JET catamaran service from the Skypier at Hong Kong International Airport to Taipa Temporary Ferry Terminal. This service enables you to transit to Taipa without passing through Hong Kong Immigration, Customs or Baggage Reclaim. The Journey time is approximately 65 minutes. The fare is HK$270 (Economy Class – one way). Tickets can be obtained from the Ferry Transfer Desk at the airport. Timetable and fares can be found on the COTAI WATER JET website: https://www.cotaiwaterjet.com/ferry-schedule/hkia-macau-taipa.html You also can take the TurboJET catamaran service from the Skypier at Hong Kong International Airport to Macau Maritime Ferry Terminal. The Journey time is approximately 70 minutes. The fare is HK$270 (Economy Class – one way). Tickets can be obtained from the Ferry Transfer Desk at the airport. Timetable and fares can be found on the TurboJET website: http://www.turbojet.com.hk/en/routing-sailing-schedule/hk-airport-macau/sailing-schedule-fares.aspx Please note that you must present your passport and baggage counterfoil (the small tag with the bar code) at the Macau ferry ticket booking office; you must give up your baggage tag so that the service operator can retrieve your baggage for you (you will not see your baggage in Hong Kong, you will only see it when you arrive in Taipa/Macau). The ferry ticket booking office is situated before you reach the immigration at Hong Kong airport. It is essential that, if you wish to use this ferry service, you do NOT go to the immigration, but follow the signs inside the airport to the counter for tickets for the Macau ferry. You must allow a minimum of one hour before the ferry departs. The ferry departure hall is downstairs in the HKIA building (the floor below the ferry ticket office); it is clearly signposted). Have your ticket and passport ready for inspection. If at all possible, we advise you strongly to use the HKIA ferry service, as it is much easier and less crowded than the alternatives, even if you have to wait for one hour or longer. The last ferry from the airport to Taipa departs at 19:00, to Macau departs at 18:00, so if your late arrival in HK airport does not allow you enough time to catch the COTAI WATER JET or TurboJET catamaran from the Skypier, you will have to catch ferries that run from the Shun Tak ferry terminal in Sheung Wan on Hong Kong Island or from the China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui (TST) in Kowloon (the service from Sheung Wan is much more frequent than the service from TST, Kowloon). You will need to come through immigration at HKIA, and then reclaim your baggage and take it with you to Sheung Wan. To reach the Shun Tak ferry terminal you can take a taxi (Taxi fare is approximately HK$320 - 400) or the rail Airport Express, it will take you to Central in just 24 minutes. Trains depart at about 10- minute intervals from 05:54 to 00:48 (Fare is HK$110). If you take the Airport Express then this will take you to the station called ‘Central’ and then you must change underground trains and take the Island line on the underground to Sheung Wan (only one station away). UIC/AI/20210415 Once you reach Sheung Wan (three stops before the terminus of the Island line) you will see the signs ‘Exit D’ to the Macau ferry. Follow the signs up several flights of escalators – you are automatically in the Shun Tak ferry terminal building which houses the ferry terminal, and the ferry ticket office is on the third floor. For COTAI WATER JET, the ferries run from 07:00 until 23:30. Timetable and fares can be found on the following website: https://www.cotaiwaterjet.com/ferry-schedule/hongkong-macau-taipa.html For TurboJET, the ferries run every fifteen minutes from 07:00 until 23:59 with six additional sailings throughout the night. Timetable and fares can be found on the following website: https://www.turbojet.com.hk/en/routing-sailing-schedule/hong-kong-macau/sailing-schedule- fares.aspx Arrival from Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge (Hong Kong port) The Hong Kong-Macao line is expected to make not less than 320 departures per day. The average departure interval of the Hong Kong-Macao line is not more than 5 minutes at peak hours, 10-15 minutes at non-peak hours and 15-30 minutes at night hours (0:00-6:00). The Journey time is approximately 45 minutes. The fare is HK 65. For details, please contact: https://www.hzmb.gov.hk/en/transport/cross-boundary.html Macao: +853 2872 3888 Hong Kong: +852 3753 3888 On Your Arrival at Macau There are two ferry terminals in Macau. The main Macau Maritime Ferry Terminal is located on the Macau Peninsula near Fisherman's Wharf and Macau's casino district. Allow 15 minutes to come through immigration (you will need your passport), and then, if you need to retrieve your baggage, the baggage reclaim is immediately after you have come through immigration and before you reach the public area; you may have to wait several minutes for the baggage reclaim. Then it will take approximately 15 – 20 minutes to reach M.U.S.T.. The taxi fare is approximately MOP 75 – 90 (Baggage fees: MOP 3.00 each) The Taipa Temporary Ferry Terminal is located in Taipa, a few metres north of the Macau International Airport. It will take approximately 5 minutes to reach M.U.S.T.. Taxi fare is approximately MOP 20 – 35 (Baggage fees: MOP 3.00 each) Outside the terminals are bus and taxi platforms for connections all over Macau. Macau International Airport is a five-minute drive from M.U.S.T.. Taxis and buses are available outside the Airport Entrance. Airport Bus No. : AP1, AP1X, 26, 36, 51A, 51X, MT1 will take you to the main entrance of M.U.S.T.. It is also possible to walk from the airport to M.U.S.T. if you do not have much luggage. The distance is about 700 m. Exit at the ‘Departure’ level and turn left; keeping walking straight ahead for about 15 minutes (N.B. at the time of writing there are road works that are making walking difficult). UIC/AI/20210415 *Macau continues COVID-19 restrictions as of March 1. **Travel Restrictions Authorities continue to ban most foreign nationals from entering Macau. ***All the sailing services between Macau and Hong Kong were suspended until further notice. ****Transport between Macau and Hong Kong remains available only via the Hong Kong-Zhuhai- Macao Bridge. Six departures from the Hong Kong port to Macau port currently will remain unchanged and are operated at every two hours daily. *****Please check on travel restrictions before you fly to Macau. .
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