Hong kong/Zhuhai/Macau Trip 2012 - Day 5 - Macau - Using the pubic transport in Macau

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Time to do some sightseeing. It was easy to move around in Macau using the public transport. Right infront of the hotel (Hotel Lisboa) that we stayed was the bus stop.



It was difficult to understand the signboard on where the bus was heading as we were tourists. But there was a visitor information booth between the bus stops, so we can easily get information from the customer service officer.

But what if there's no information booth from other bus stops in other parts of Macau. We found this site where they had a very useful bus guide. We printed it out before we head to Macau and it was really useful to us.  Do check for free shuttle bus that some hotels provided. (Eg. Venetian Hotel and Sands had free shuttle bus to and fro from each hotel cause they were under the same management.)  Also some hotels have free shuttle bus to airport but not all hotels.  While majority hotels provided free shuttle bus to Gongbei Border and ferry terminals.

You might like to view Metropolasia for the full bus routes guide to help you move around in Macau from point A to point B.