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Hong Kong HarbourHong Kong & MacauThese two Chinese territories, once ceded to the British and the Portuguese, are now special administrative regions of China. Their history means they really can lay claim to the sobriquet ‘where East meets West’. Hong Kong is vibrant and exciting, with breathtaking views, first-class shopping, fine dining and a dazzling nightlife. Macau, on the other hand, is more laid back, and offers great food, historical sites and spectacular casinos.Optional Tours: Hong KongEvening cocktail cruise at Lei-Yue-Mun Fishng Village Daily: NightA cruise to the fishing village of Lei-Yue-Mun with Chinese seafood dinner, the escort of English speaking guide is available.Full Day Lantau Island tourDaily: Full dayDiscover the sights and delights of Lantau Island, an hour’s ferry ride from Hong Kong: Cheung Sha Beach, Tai O Fishing Village, the Giant Buddha Statue and Po Lin Monastery. And, take a ride in the Ngong Ping cable car for spectacular views, of the island.Daily: Full dayA perfect day out for the whole family. One of Asia’s largest oceanariums, the attraction features countless marine animals, bird shows and exciting rides.Full Day Shenzhen Tour with lunchOptional Tours: MacauDaily: Full dayStart the day with a trip to a mangrove protection area, a key ecotourism site, before heading on to the Lo Wu Shopping Mall, the perfect place to pick up some fabulous souvenirs.Daily: Half day (AM)A chance to tour the island and see the sights Aberdeen fishing village to the famous Stanley Market. Along the way ride the Peak Tram to Victoria Peak and enjoy one of the world’s most breathtaking views.Macau City Tour with LunchFull Day Ocean Park TourDaily: Full dayHalf Day Hong Kong Island tourDeparts Hong KongA full day tour that takes you to many of Macau’s distinctive sights: the Church of Sao Francisco Xavier, the Museum at Avenida da Praia Residencia, Taipa Coloane Causeway, the Four-faced Buddha, A-Ma Temple, the ruins of St. Paul’s Na Tcha Temple and the historic Lisboa Hotel.ROYALORCHIDHOLIDAYS 93Ruin of Sao Paulo, Macau