Public Buses: Extensive network covering the entire city with low fares. Easy to navigate with English signage at major stops. Most efficient for tourists. Purchase rechargeable cards at convenience stores.
Taxis: Metered taxis are reliable and relatively inexpensive. Flag down on streets or call for pickup. Drivers typically understand major landmark names; having Chinese written addresses helps. Check the current taxi tariff; the official fare rules specify a nighttime surcharge of MOP 5, not a 30% surcharge.
Walking: The historic district is very walkable for day exploration. Streets are safe and pedestrian-friendly with interesting shops and restaurants at every turn.
Cross at the Border Gate checkpoint; check current opening hours and entry requirements before setting out. Passport or travel documents required. Ferries: High-speed ferries connect to Hong Kong and nearby islands with frequent schedules and modern vessels.
Getting to Airport: Bus shuttle services run every 15-30 minutes (around 20 minutes travel time) to/from Macau International Airport. A low fare applies.
Macau International Airport (MFM) to city center: