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4D 3N Macau + Zhuhai Tour 4D 3N Macau + Chimelong Tour Shake Package I frSGD298 per pax Swing Package I frSGD408 per pax • D1: Arrival in Macau • D1: Arrival in Macau • D2: Macau (B, L) • D2: Macau (B, L) Macau Tour – Ruins of St. Paul’s, Na Tcha Temple, St. Macau Tour – Ruins of St. Paul’s, Na Tcha Temple, St. Dominic's Church, Cathedral of Macau, Avenida da Praia Dominic's Church, Cathedral of Macau, Avenida da Praia Grande, Leal Senado Building, Senado Square, Macau Grande, Leal Senado Building, Senado Square, Macau General Post Office, A-Ma Temple, Kun Iam Statue , Macau General Post Office, A-Ma Temple, Kun Iam Statue , Macau Tower, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, The Venetian Macao Tower, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, The Venetian Macao • D3: Macau – Zhuhai – Macau (B, L) • D3: Macau – Chimelong Zhuhai – Macau (B) Zhuhai Tour – Zhuhai Lovers’ Road, Fisher Girl Statue, Chimelong Ocean Kingdom Tour Zhuhai Opera House, New Yuanming Palace, Jewelry Shop, • D4: Departure from Macau (B) Herbal Medicine Shop, Gongbei Shopping Plaza • D4: Departure from Macau (B) 5D 4N Macau + Hong Kong Tour 5D 4N Macau + Zhuhai Overnight Tour Sway Package I frSGD498 per pax Slide Package I frSGD298 per pax • D1: Arrival in Macau • D1: Arrival in Macau • D2: Macau – Hong Kong (B, L) • D2: Macau – Zhuhai (B, L) Macau Tour – Ruins of St. Paul’s, Na Tcha Temple, St. Macau Tour – Ruins of St. Paul’s, Na Tcha Temple, St. Dominic's Church, Cathedral of Macau, Avenida da Praia Dominic's Church, Cathedral of Macau, Avenida da Praia Grande, Leal Senado Building, Senado Square, Macau Grande, Leal Senado Building, Senado Square, Macau General Post Office, A-Ma Temple, Kun Iam Statue , Macau General Post Office, A-Ma Temple, Kun Iam Statue , Macau Tower, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, The Venetian Macao Tower, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, The Venetian Macao • D3: Hong Kong • D3: Zhuhai (B, L) Island Tour – Mid-Level of Victoria Peak, Aberdeen Fishing Zhuhai Tour – Zhuhai Lovers’ Road, Fisher Girl Statue, Village, Jewelry Factory, Accessories Outlet, Garden of Zhuhai Opera House, New Yuanming Palace, Jewelry Shop), Stars Herbal Medicine Shop, Gongbei Shopping Plaza Night Tour – Star Ferry, Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong • D4: Zhuhai – Macau (B) Observation Wheel (exclude ticket), Victoria Peak, Sky Free & Easy Terrace 428, Ladies’ Market • D5: Departure from Macau (B) • D4: Hong Kong – Macau Experience Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge 5D 4N Macau + Chimelong Overnight Tour • D5: Departure from Macau (B) Spin Package I frSGD518 per pax • D1: Arrival in Macau • D2: Macau (B, L) Macau Tour – Ruins of St. Paul’s, Na Tcha Temple, St. Dominic's Church, Cathedral of Macau, Avenida da Praia Grande, Leal Senado Building, Senado Square, Macau General Post Office, A-Ma Temple, Kun Iam Statue , Macau Tower, Macau Fisherman’s Wharf, The Venetian Macao • D3: Macau – Chimelong Zhuhai (B) Chimelong Ocean Kingdom Tour • D4: Chimelong Zhuhai – Macau Free and Easy • D5: Departure from Macau (B) .

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