Enjoy your first panoramas on the flight and on the way out of the airport. Depending on the weather, time of day and your position on the plane, you won't want to miss the fascinating view of Hong Kong and the densely populated area around it (Macau and South China). This view is already impressive during landing. You'll feel the sophistication of the place as soon as you arrive - the modern airport terminal and excellent infrastructure ensure a quick transfer to the city centre, which is approximately 25 minutes from the airport. When you consider that you cover a distance of around 30 km and cross two islands in that time, it's really impressive, don't you think? What's more, part of the metro runs on the surface, so you'll enjoy beautiful views along the way in daylight. Depending on the time of arrival and your energy, you can still visit one of the local markets on the day of your arrival, take a stroll along the promenade or enjoy some of the famous Asian cuisine.

Welcome to Hong Kong, the Kowloon district that never sleeps. You are in the vibrant heart of the city. Stroll along the promenade between modern skyscrapers and take in the sea air from the local bay. Enjoy the evening skyline of the city with the highest concentration of skyscrapers in the world. Enjoy the famous nighttime Symphony of Lights, during which the buildings around you light up in all colours. Before you immerse yourself in this light show, step back in time for a moment to a period before the massive construction and enjoy the atmosphere of traditional Hong Kong at the local markets, where you can prepare your stomach for the local cuisine by sampling some of the famous Asian delicacies.

Sail across Victoria Harbour Bay to Hong Kong Island and enjoy views of the skyscrapers from sea level. Take a ride on the legendary "ding ding" tram in the style of London's doubledeckers. See the local "rabbit hutches". Walk the promenade and enjoy the view across the bay under the golden flower that has become the symbol of the national flag. At the end of the day, take a legendary tube ride between the skyscrapers to just below the top of Hong Kong Island and enjoy spectacular views of the evening bay and the forest of illuminated skyscrapers - the most common image from postcards and catalogues.

After the many kilometres covered in the previous days in the city and countryside, today it is time to rest and absorb the rich experiences. HK has excellent opportunities for this, which will be appreciated by children as well as adults. Today, you can choose from two popular theme parks that are completely different from each other. So take your pick. Of course, you can combine the two, but given their vastness and the huge number of attractions, as well as the long travel time between them, I would recommend that you rather experience one of them to the fullest.

Take a cable car ride between the mountains and coves and enjoy breathtaking views of the sea, forested hillsides and one of the world's longest road bridges that stretches over the water and disappears into the distant horizon. Climb the steps leading up to the largest seated Buddha statue in Hong Kong and enjoy its majesty and the surrounding tranquillity. Find mental balance at the beautiful Po Lin Buddhist Temple hidden among the mountains.

Slow down and step back in time as you visit the authentic fishing village of Tai O, where you can sample fresh seafood prepared by the locals. If you're a nature and hiking enthusiast, take one of the hilly trails that line the coves and quiet corners of the island. You'll be rewarded with views and relaxation on one of the white sand beaches with clear waters.

Lantau Island will delight everyone - and a visit is likely to be one of the highlights of your holiday.

Welcome to China... I mean Portugal... or maybe Las Vegas? Just Macau! Experience this fabulously rich region first-hand and discover the unique combination of the atmosphere of nearby China, distant Portugal and even more distant Las Vegas. All these worlds meet here - in the Macau Special Administrative Region.

Today takes you to the European part of the city, specifically to an old historic city with Portuguese colonial architecture on the Se Peninsula. Here you will see inscriptions in Portuguese and walk through narrow, shady streets between churches with an atmosphere reminiscent of the European Mediterranean. Explore the ruins of the famous St Paul's Church - its iconic façade, rising above the surrounding ruins, is visible from afar, especially from the nearby fortress. Walk around the old harbour with its colonial houses and miniature "Colosseum".

Reminisce about your European homeland in the alleys of the old city before finding yourself minutes later in front of a modern golden lotus flower-shaped skyscraper - and a Buddhist temple a short distance away. Macau is simply unique.

Enjoy a day of contrasts and "travel" through time between the colonial period and the timeless present. Explore the "Las Vegas of the East" and try your luck at one of the casinos. Travel the world on the Cotai Strip, transporting you to Paris, London or Venice. Try a local beach, stroll through the natural landscape and remember you're still de facto in China - so an encounter with the national symbol, the panda, shouldn't be missed.

Your stay is coming to an end and all that's left is the transfer back to Hong Kong airport. But this journey is not just any journey - it is an experience in itself, in fact the last of your "South China" adventure. You will travel over the sea on a 55km long bridge that spans the Pearl River Delta in the South China Sea. Until recently, it was the longest road bridge in the world. A beautiful end to your journey.