This afternoon, I set out to stay at Jinye Hotel in Gongbei (opposite to Gongbei Port Square, 15 meters away from the port, which is convenient for customs clearance). Gongbei is very lively. I can eat in Gongbei area at night, and I can walk out of the seaside (that is, the famous lovers' road in Zhuhai) and overlook the night view of Macau, which is beautiful.

I was speechless all night.

Go to Macau early tomorrow morning (7 switch, you have to get up early, because it's a weekend holiday, and many self-marching troops from all over the province arrive late, so you have to wait in line for two hours, turning into getting up early and asking for trouble if you catch a late gathering).

After Macau, there are free buses from all major hotels outside the Macau Customs. You can take the Venetian Hotel:

→ Free bus →

Venetian Hotel (there are hundreds of famous shops, restaurants and handwritten shops in the Grand Canal shopping mall, where you can buy and eat local food)

→ Free bus → (Jinsha Hotel) → Walk across the street → Fisherman's Wharf is a bit deserted, but it's good to see the scenery of Macao, especially the scenery of the outer port. If you don't watch it, you can skip to the next step)

→ Bus No.3 →

New * Portugal * Beijing (play and eat inside. The buffet is superb)

→ Walk →

Pedestrian area of New Road and Fountain (the characteristic block of old Macao is also the most prosperous place in Macao, where you can shop, eat local food and have a look around)

→ Walk →

Bus No.3 (or return to New * Portugal * Beijing)

The day after tomorrow, you can play in Zhuhai, which is nothing more than Haiquan Bay and Golden Beach (both in the West District), or lovers' road, seaside park and Zhuhai fisherman's girl statue in the city, and eat seafood in Wan Chai or Baitengtou (Wan Chai is closer, but it is also more expensive; Baitengtou is between the east and west areas, which is far away, with many varieties and a little cheaper)