I took the Ferry from Hong Kong International Airport to Macau on the 28/03. my Baggage was to meet me in Macau. First I went to arrange tickets and one guy told me to see the female at the next desk. He seemed to be doing some paperwork or something, I stood at her counter for about 5 mins while... More

We arrived in HKIA at 1645h and the next turbojet to Macau was at 1950h. So look at the schedules to find the best connection because there are not many turbojets plying the HKIA/Macau route. We decided to leave HKIA, go through immigration, pick up our luggages and trained to the Hong Kong train station. From there we took a... More

Quiet and fast ferry cruise went smoothly despite the waves. Terminal of passengers and luggage handling is very outdated and slow. More

Initial service was great. The wonderful efficiency of HK airport never ceases to amaze me. Got off a flight from Sydney, straight to ticket counter, bought Super class seats which meant we could sit upstairs, had a small meal and could disembark first. Train from terminal to ferry, all nice and easy. Boarding Turbojet easy. 50 minute ride was great... More

The TurboJet is a fairly efficient way to travel from Hong Kong to Macau and back again. It can be a bit rough when it's in Hong Kong harbour, particularly before it leaves the dock - if the sea is high then the boat will be pitching up and down and you can get quite nauseous. Likewise, it sometimes has... More

We recently used TurboJet to return from Macau to Hong Kong during the CNY holiday and were happy with our ferry ride back home. We arrived at the Macau ferry terminal at 3.30pm, walked straight up to the counter, purchased two tickets, cleared Macau immigration ten minutes later and were shortly boarding our 4pm ferry back to Hong Kong. Cost... More

This was the craziest experience we had. We had no issues buying our ticket to Macau. Then, you go downstairs to go through immigration and actually get on the boat. This was a total nightmare!!! There were like 3 windows open that had set lines maybe 5 feet out. Then, there were about 500 or 600 people pushing, shoving, screaming,... More