Planning a Stag weekend - HK or Macau Advice pls

Posted by Moray2 (109 days ago)

hi

I'm planning a stag weekend for October. I'm looking to do it in either Hong Kong or Macao, but I can't decide which is better!!

I'm based in HK, so I would prefer Macao as it'll be a change, but I don't know what there is there apart from the casinos..

Please help me...

(I am based in Hong Kong)

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Posted by gerry101101 (108 days ago)

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Posted by HKArchie (106 days ago)

I had a bachelor pty last month in Macau. No reason, just a few guys going to let off steam, play on the tables and jump off the Macau Tower ha! It's a cracking place to go for a stag do - and the food is good there too. It's also much cheapert than Hong Kong if youre out and about. I used a company that organises these kind of parties in Macau, and they were very good - basically they organise everything so you just turn up. Their webs is www.macaustag.com

I'm planning another one for next month. Message me if you need any help.

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by Ed (106 days ago)

http://hongkong.asiaxpat.com/travel/destinations/macau/ Some good advice at the bottom of that page

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by Moray2 (106 days ago)

Thanks for the advice everyone, it certainly looks like Macau is the best destination...

(I am based in Hong Kong)

Posted by nevster (104 days ago)

Hello Mate

I had my stag in Macau about 3 months ago. Macau has a combination of the usual bar but also some decent clubs.

We went go karting but honestly i thought the quality of the karts was below standard considering the cost.

If you are your mates are all based in HK i would recommend Macua. No point pumping into other people when you are on a stag. You guys need to be somewhere where no one can see you.

Also Oct is exhibition season in HK. So LKF is full of suits

If you wanna know the places we went to let me know

I hope this helps

(I am based in Hong Kong)