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Originally Posted by King
thks SeaJ, my hk counterpart told me about the late hour ferries. Looking forward to my next trip to HK, hopefully next month.
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You may also want to get a "package" at the Shun Tak Hong Kong Macau ferry terminal instead of just hopping on a ferry and going to the sauna yourself and walking in. Sauna packages are easily bought at various shops next to the Macau ferry ticket office and includes the full sauna treatment (of course!!LOL) and complementary ferry tickets, and should cost even a bit less than the walk-in to the sauna price.
Yeah probably a saving of only approx HK$300, but by pre-buying a package, you can figure out before you even get on the ferry which sauna and service you want from the brochures and window ads.
And it will save you a bit of time as the sauna will have direct transport back and forth from the ferry terminal; taxi service is quite horrendous in Macau/many people instead rely on the free buses from the various casinos to get around there.
Just a suggestion
SEAJ