Macao in October

October through November is autumn in Macao, and generally cool, dry, sunny and pleasantly warm with lower humidity, a wonderful time to visit with temperatures hovering in and around 25 °C (77 °F)and, 80 percent of days bone- dry. Aside from the cool, crisp weather, autumn is very much the events season in the city. For motor sports enthusiasts the biggest event of the year is the Macao Grand Prix, usually held in November, when the main streets of the Macau Peninsula are converted into a racetrack, much like the Monaco Grand Prix. November also plays host to the famed Macao food festival, and the Fringe Festival, featuring dance, music and theater.

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Classic Hong Kong & Macao

Take in the spectacular sights and sounds of incredible Hong Kong, and the fascinating colonial history of charming Macao, on this action-packed 5-day journey.

Interest Cuisine

Destinations Hong Kong, Macao

Duration: 5 days / 4 nights

Price Per Person: From $7,100

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Classic Macao

Experience the best of what Macao can offer in this 3 day classic journey which explores the cobbled streets of UNESCO-designated sites, colonial heritage fusion cuisine, and the glitziest casino strip in all of Asia.

Interests Architecture, Unesco

Destination Macao

Duration: 3 days / 2 nights

Price Per Person: From $4,200

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Macao with Kids

Excitement abounds in this fun-packed, three-day adventure across magical Macao. Stay at your choice of either the Mandarin Oriental or the Ritz-Carlton, both ideal for families of all ages, during a long-weekend of world-class entertainment, go karting and historical walks which will captivate and delight kids young and old.

Interest With Kids

Destination Macao

Duration: 3 days / 2 nights

Price Per Person: Extension: Optional add-on to your itinerary.

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Travelogues

An Asia-focused magazine brought to you by Remote Lands - a platform for adventure, luxury, and authenticity from experts and explorers around the continent.

Why I love Macao

Author: Phil Ingram

For nearly 500 years, after Portugal first established their colony on the western side of the Pearl River Delta, Iberian and indigenous Chinese traditions have evolved alongside each other, creating a way of life in Macao that is so utterly unique that there is no other like it, anywhere on Earth.

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Macao with the Kids in Tow

Author: Travelogues

The Las Vegas of Asia has plenty of wholesome treats for families on the lookout for sun, fun, food, and culture.

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Daredevilry and Dining at Mocha Macao Tower Bungee Jump

Author: John McMahon

Whether you jump on a full stomach or an empty one is up to you, but the Mocha Macao Tower’s death-defying bungee feats pair well with suckling pig.

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A Couple from London

The Asaro Mudman tribal people took us where no tourists had been before, down through their lands to the source of the clay they use to make their tribal masks.

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Three couples from Mexico

A trip of a lifetime...There is no doubt we will choose to travel again with Remote Lands while in Asia.

Cambodia, Vietnam, Laos

A Massachusetts family

We especially enjoyed the opportunities we had to go off the beaten path ... and look forward to sharing even more authentic experiences.

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