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Day 4 was our last day at HK & our first day at Macau. We slept in till 12pm when it was time to check out from our hotel.
Took the same mode of transport when we came to HK from Macau.

Mini chocolate cookies that Redbull bought for me which lasted for a few days. I prefer this than Famous Amos cookies & I reckon that it's due to the price difference because this is really tastier!

Upon reaching the Macau Ferry Terminal, plenty of shuttle buses that cater to drive people to different hotels were displayed right before our eyes, so we just chose one of those buses randomly. 

Once again, with the aid of helpful locals, we found our way to the Emperor Hotel, the hotel we were staying in.
There are 2 single beds which we thought look more like queen sized beds. So one for the comfort of our bags & the other for us.

I love how the bathtub is separated from the room by a piece of  glass. Of course there is a blind for us to draw it up too or else imagine the inconvenience it would bring to families who are staying there.


Macau is known for its casinoes so us being tourists definitely went to check out various casinoes. Not to mention Redbull is a gambler. Of course not a gambling addict, he just loves the hype he gets during gambling.

I sneakily took a photo of him playing bacarat because no photo taking is allowed which I only got to know of it the second time I wanted to snap a photo. 

Food wise in Macau is definitely incomparable to HK. It was a headache for us when it comes to dinner time because we couldn't find any attractive eateries around. Unlike in HK, every inch of step we took, there were roadside stalls. After searching high & low for our 'prey', we dined at a café. Their food was alright, not to the extent of commendable. We later bought snacks from 7-11 to accompany us through the night back in the hotel.