I posted some snapshots here and it details already what happened to our entire 4-day stay.

My cousins Mary and Frannie picked me up at home at 5am as our flight was at 8am via Cebu Pacific.  First time to use the NAIA Terminal 3.  It was a breeze during check-in and the new airport was so clean and big.  Although we noticed that some parts are not open yet.  Hope the authorities can keep up the cleanliness of the new airport. 

We took the airport express to the city.  Since we were 3, got a 40% discount in the train fare.  Got our tickets for KH$65 only each instead of HK$100.  Also, we got our Octopus Card so we can have unlimited train. bus and tram rides.  Cost of which is HK$150, which can be refunded in case you can’t use up completely less their HK$7 handling fee.  

Went straight to City Econo Hotel where we would be staying for 2 nights.  It was what we expected.  It was really a budget hotel.  What can you expect for something worth HK$500/night only for triple sharing?  Anyway, we entirely did not mind as we really planned to be out the whole day.  We arrived in our hotel almost 1130am already since we had to transfer train from Central Station.  We were able to check-in early and lodged our suitcases.  We headed off outside immediately to quickly grabbed our lunch.  We ate in a nearby chinese restaurant along Austin Road.  Afterwhich, we walked our way to the China-HK Ferry Teminal in Kowloon side to go to Macau. Ferry fare was at HK$130+, it was an hour ferry ride to Macau.  First stop in Macau, Senado Square and St. Paul’s Ruins.  How to get there:  From the Terminal, ride Bus No.  3 or 10 or 10A.  Fare was only HK$2.50.  You can use your HK dollars in Macau. Of course, we didn’t miss trying Macau’s famous eggtarts.  

We stayed pretty long here with lots of picture taking…

Then at 6pm, we dropped by in Wynn then headed to Venetian Hotel.  You can ride the free shuttles from the terminal to get to these hotels.

We finished strolling around almost 9pm already.  We went back to the China-HK Ferry Terminal in time for boarding the turbo jet at HK$176.  We got off from HongKong side since the ferry to Kowloon is until 830pm only.  From the HongKong terminal we just took the cab back to the hotel.  Wow, it was a whooping HK$134 from the terminal to our hotel.  But we were just too tired to look for the bus stop.  First day was entirely tiring.  But we were ready to hit the roads early on our 2nd day for shopping!