Hong Kong & Macau Tour Packages from India
Victoria Harbour from the Peak
Tian Tan Buddha, Lantau
Ngong Ping 360 cable car
Macau Tower & Sai Van Bridge
Star Ferry Pier, Central
Victoria Harbour from KowloonThe Victoria Harbour skyline from the Peak, the Star Ferry, the Big Buddha on Lantau, a Disneyland or Ocean Park day for the children, night markets in Kowloon — and old Portuguese Macau just across the water. We plan Hong Kong and Macau to your dates, budget and pace, with well-located hotels, transfers and clear guidance on the free online pre-arrival registration for Indians.
Why Hong Kong and Macau work so well for Indian travellers
Hong Kong packs a lot into a short holiday: a skyline harbour you cross by ferry, a tram up to Victoria Peak, beaches and hiking trails, the Big Buddha on Lantau, two theme parks and street markets that run late into the night. Macau, a short ferry or bridge-bus ride away, adds Portuguese-era squares, temples and the big resorts of Cotai. Entry for Indian passport holders is simple — a free online registration for Hong Kong and no visa for Macau.
Hong Kong and Macau in photos
Temple Street at night, incense coils in Man Mo Temple, A-Ma Temple and the Ruins of St. Paul’s in Macau, the Avenue of Stars, the Ocean Park cable car, red Hong Kong taxis on the Kowloon waterfront and Senado Square. Real photos by Wikimedia Commons photographers, credited below.
Choose the Hong Kong trip that fits you
Start from the kind of trip you want — we fine-tune the days, hotels, transfers and tickets to your group.
Hong Kong with children
A Hong Kong Disneyland or Ocean Park day, the Ngong Ping 360 cable car, the Star Ferry and the Peak — with family rooms close to the metro.
Honeymoon in Hong Kong & Macau
Harbour views from your room, the Peak at sunset, the evening skyline from Tsim Sha Tsui and a night in Macau.
Hong Kong + Macau classic
Hong Kong Island, Kowloon, Lantau and a theme-park day, then Macau’s old town and Cotai — a well-paced first visit.
Hong Kong + another country
Hong Kong pairs well with Singapore, Thailand or Japan on one ticket; we plan the entry rules for each country together.
Where to stay
Tsim Sha Tsui (Kowloon)
Harbour views, the Avenue of Stars, shopping and many Indian restaurants, with the Star Ferry and the metro at the door.
Central & Admiralty
Hong Kong Island’s business heart — close to the Peak Tram, the Star Ferry and the Mid-Levels escalator.
Lantau / Disneyland area
Convenient for a Disneyland day and the airport; quieter, and good for families with small children.
Macau (Cotai or the peninsula)
Big resort hotels in Cotai, or a smaller hotel near the historic centre for Senado Square and St. Paul’s.
A sample 6-day Hong Kong & Macau itinerary
The classic first trip. We rebuild it around you — a shorter Hong Kong-only break, two theme-park days for the children, or an extra night in Macau.
Airport transfer to your hotel. In the evening, walk the Tsim Sha Tsui waterfront and the Avenue of Stars for the lit-up Hong Kong Island skyline across the harbour.
Up to Victoria Peak for the view over the harbour, then Central, Man Mo Temple on Hollywood Road and the Star Ferry back to Kowloon.
Ride the Ngong Ping 360 cable car to the Tian Tan Buddha and Po Lin Monastery. Evening at the Temple Street night market.
A full theme-park day — Hong Kong Disneyland or Ocean Park — or a free day for shopping and the city if you prefer.
By ferry or bridge bus to Macau: the Ruins of St. Paul’s, Senado Square, A-Ma Temple, the Macau Tower and the resorts of Cotai. Stay overnight or return to Hong Kong.
Free morning, then transfer to Hong Kong airport for your flight home.
When to go to Hong Kong
Hong Kong and Macau have a subtropical climate — warm to hot for most of the year, with the most comfortable weather in autumn and early winter. We check the season, holidays and flight prices against your plan before we quote.
| Months | Verdict | Weather | What it means for your trip |
|---|---|---|---|
| Oct – Dec | Best | Mild, mostly dry | Comfortable days for walking, the Peak and Lantau, with clearer harbour views; Diwali and year-end holidays are popular — book early. |
| Mar – Apr | Good | Warm, can be misty | Pleasant temperatures for sightseeing and theme parks; some days are humid or hazy. |
| Jan – Feb | Cool | Cool, dry | Good sightseeing weather; around Chinese New Year the city is festive but busier and hotels cost more. |
| May | Warm | Hot, humid | Getting hot and humid, with more showers; we keep afternoons indoors or at the parks. |
| Jun – Sep | Hot & wet | Hot, rainy, typhoons | Indian summer holidays fall here: it works, but it is the hot, rainy typhoon season — we keep the plan flexible and choose indoor options for bad-weather days. |
Hong Kong and Macau entry rules for Indian passport holders
What the official rules say
- Hong Kong: Indian nationals must apply for and successfully complete Pre-arrival Registration (PAR) online before they can visit visa-free. It is free of charge, needs an Indian passport valid for at least six months, and covers a stay of up to 14 days per visit.
- The result is shown instantly. You must print the notification slip on blank A4 white paper, sign it and carry it with the same passport — airlines check it before boarding and Hong Kong Immigration checks it on arrival.
- A registration is valid for six months and can be used for multiple visits of up to 14 days each — useful for a Hong Kong → Macau → Hong Kong trip.
- If the registration is unsuccessful, or you want to stay longer than 14 days, you need a visit visa from the Hong Kong Immigration Department (normally about four weeks).
- Macau: the Macao SAR Government Portal lists India among the nationalities that do not need a visa, with a stay of up to 30 days for holders of a valid passport.
Checked 13 November 2026 · sources: Hong Kong Immigration Department — Pre-arrival Registration for Indian Nationals · Macao SAR Government Portal — immigration clearance of non-residents
Please note: admission at the border, and any visa, is always the decision of the immigration authorities of Hong Kong and of Macau. The registration slip is not a guarantee of entry. We help you prepare correctly, but we never promise an outcome we do not control.
We send you the official registration link and a checklist, give you a day-by-day plan with hotel details, and confirm non-refundable bookings only after your registration is successful. If you add another country, we check its entry rules at the same time.
What a Suzu Hong Kong package includes
How booking works
Tell us the basics
Dates, travellers and the kind of trip you want. A WhatsApp message is enough.
Get a costed itinerary
A day-by-day plan with named hotels and a clear per-person price, usually within 24 hours.
Adjust until it fits
Change the days, hotels, theme parks or the Macau night. We re-quote as needed.
Confirm with a token
Lock your plan with a small token amount; the balance is paid later, as agreed in writing.
Common questions about a Hong Kong tour
Do Indians need a visa for Hong Kong?
Indian passport holders can visit Hong Kong visa-free for up to 14 days, but only after they successfully complete the free online Pre-arrival Registration (PAR) of the Hong Kong Immigration Department. Your passport must be valid for at least six months. The result is shown instantly; you print the notification slip on blank A4 white paper, sign it and carry it with the same passport, because airlines check it before boarding and immigration checks it on arrival. A registration is valid for six months and covers multiple visits of up to 14 days each. If the registration is unsuccessful, or you want to stay longer than 14 days, you need a visit visa from the Immigration Department, which normally takes about four weeks. The slip is not a guarantee of entry — admission is always the decision of Hong Kong Immigration.
Do Indians need a visa for Macau?
The Macao SAR Government Portal lists India among the nationalities that do not need a visa for Macau, with a stay of up to 30 days for holders of a valid passport. Admission is decided by the Macau immigration authorities at the border. If you go from Hong Kong to Macau and back to Hong Kong, your Hong Kong Pre-arrival Registration covers multiple visits within its six-month validity, so you re-enter Hong Kong on the same slip.
How many days are enough for Hong Kong and Macau?
Five nights is a comfortable first trip: three or four nights in Hong Kong for the harbour, Victoria Peak, Lantau and the Big Buddha and one theme-park day, then one night (or a long day trip) in Macau. With three or four nights, keep to Hong Kong and do Macau as a day trip.
Which is the best time to visit Hong Kong?
October to December is usually the most comfortable — cooler, drier days that suit walking and the Peak views. March and April are also pleasant. June to September is hot, humid and rainy, and it is the typhoon season, so we keep plans flexible in those months. Chinese New Year (January or February) is festive but busier and more expensive.
Is Hong Kong good for a family trip with children?
Yes. Hong Kong Disneyland and Ocean Park are the two big theme-park days, the Ngong Ping 360 cable car and the Star Ferry are fun for children too, and the city is compact with good public transport. We plan one park day (or both) around your children's ages and keep the rest of the days easy-paced.
Is vegetarian and Indian food available in Hong Kong?
Yes. Hong Kong has many Indian restaurants, especially around Tsim Sha Tsui in Kowloon, and vegetarian Chinese food is easy to find. Macau has fewer options, so we note vegetarian and Jain needs with hotels in advance and suggest where to eat.
Why are there no prices on this page?
Hong Kong costs depend on your dates, hotel area and category, theme-park tickets, the Macau add-on and the airfare from your city. Instead of a teaser price that changes when you ask, we send a costed, day-by-day quote for your dates — usually within 24 hours.
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Plan your Hong Kong trip
Send us your dates and group size. We will come back with a costed, day-by-day Hong Kong and Macau itinerary you can compare, no obligation.
Or call +91 70874 88961 · info@suzutravels.com
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