Cross-Border Travel Guide from Hong Kong to Macau Light Rail Ma Kok Station

The Macau Light Rail Ma Kok Station reopened this January and, with its unique design and relaxing surroundings, is set to become the next popular photo spot! Here are the transportation options to get there from Hong Kong: Cross-Border Transportation Options - **Ferry Travel**: Take TurboJET or Cotai Water Jet from Hong Kong Macau Ferry Terminal or China Ferry Terminal to Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal or Taipa Ferry Terminal. The ferry ride takes about 1 hour. After disembarking, you can transfer to the light rail or a bus—walk from the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal to the "Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Station" on the light rail, then take the Taipa Line and transfer to the Ma Kok Line to reach your destination. From Taipa Ferry Terminal, you can directly take bus AP1X to the "Light Rail Ma Kok Station." - **Cross-Border Bus**: Take a cross-border bus from locations such as China Ferry Terminal in Tsim Sha Tsui or Elements in Hong Kong to Macau's Border Gate or city center. Upon arrival, take the light rail Lotus Line and transfer to the Ma Kok Line. The journey takes about 1.5 hours, with ticket prices starting at around HKD 120, making it a suitable option for travelers with more luggage. - **Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus**: Board the shuttle bus ("Golden Bus") at the Hong Kong Port of the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge to Macau Port (ticket price HKD 58, operates 24/7). From there, transfer to bus MT4 to the "A-Ma Temple" stop, and walk 3 minutes to reach the light rail station. Nearby Attractions and Tips The area around the Ma Kok Station is lush with greenery, and in the afternoon, sunlight filters through the rail structure, creating a cinematic photo opportunity. Nearby attractions include A-Ma Temple and the Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Memorial Hall. You can also enjoy Portuguese cuisine at local tea restaurants. For a deeper experience, consider staying at a hotel in the Ma Kok area and capturing serene morning shots the next day, blending the charm of Macau's old town with its modern rail system.