anybody here been to macau?

[roninblade]

any tips on what to do and where to go? 53>< and gambling lang ata dito eh.
cheap fares and tours kasi so some of my friends are thinking of going.

[junkun13]

venetian lang ang napuntahan namin dyan since 1 day lang kami nag stay then balik na sa HK, tapos konting shopping sa local stores ok na hehe

[creepy]

If you guys are fond of eating, there are two restos you really should try: Fernando's and A Lorcha.

[Galactus]

Kakagaling lang namin dun last August. We stayed at the Venetian, but kung medyo tight ang budget niyo, stay someplace else, preferably sa Macau Peninsula mismo, kasi nandun lahat ng action. I liked staying in Macau so much na babalik kami in November.

You can enter the casinos if you're over 21, hindi naman mahigpit ang security. They don't check for ID's. Pero bawal talaga ang bata.

Re: sightseeing, Senado Square, Fisherman's Wharf, Macau Tower and Venetian Hotel mismo ang top choices. Pero to get a very good idea, you can visit this site:

http://www.pinoyexchange.com/forums/...d.php?t=274186

Dito kasi tumatambay ang mga Macau experts. Tiis ka na lang sa pag-backread, hehehe. Dami kang matutunang tips dito.

[roninblade]

^ thanks for the link. mahaba-habang backread 'to ah.

[cutedoc]

macau tower do bungee or sky jump their buffet is good=)
vebetian, the hotel itself is very nice to take photos=)
senado - daming shoppingan
st paul ruins its a few minutes walk from senado
temples- if you want to see them...

its like an asian las vegas=) smaller but nonetheless good=)

riding a cab is ok, they dont cheat like manila taxis but, be on guard as well they could turn you round and round like what happened to us... we didnt close the door upon settling foot at our hotel, they do issue a receipt after each taxi ride

[roninblade]

^ thanks for the link. mahaba-habang backread 'to ah.