From Hong Kong to Macau Yiwan Lane: A complete guide to cross-border transportation and check-in guide

#Hong Kong and Macau Cross-Border Transportation Guide Macau's Yi Wan Slanted Alley is like a Southern European pink fairy tale hidden in the city! Milky-white European-style street lamps, pink-orange walls and gradient coastline intertwine, strolling through it as if you were walking into a romantic French movie scene. To encounter this healing scenery, here are some practical transportation tips from Hong Kong! Ferry travel: Jet Flight and Golden Light Flying are the most convenient options, with a flight of about 55 minutes, comfortable and smooth. After arriving at Macau Outer Harbor Terminal (Jet Flight) or Taipa Pier (Golden Flying Flight), you can transfer to a taxi directly to Yi Wan Slope Alley; if you choose public transportation, you can take a bus to Ma Kok Miu Station and walk for about 10 minutes. Tickets start at HK$175 on weekdays, with slightly higher prices on weekends. Cross-Border Buses: Several bus companies offer cross-border services from Hong Kong to Macau with intensive services that provide direct access to Macau Peninsula or Taipa from several urban locations in Hong Kong. The journey takes about 2 hours and fares start at HK$160, suitable for travelers with more luggage. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus: 24-hour operation, fares are HK$65 during the day and HK$70 at night, and the journey takes about 35 minutes. After arriving at Macau Port, you need to transfer to a bus or taxi to Yiwan Slope Alley, where you can enjoy the magnificent scenery of the bridge along the way. After arriving at Yi Wan Slope Alley, it is recommended to go for the shoot from 4-6 pm, the slope under the soft light of the setting sun adds a romantic atmosphere. Wear a light-colored long dress, Japanese JK uniform or casual denim outfit. Stand in the middle of the slope and shoot up or down.