#TeamBumbleBeeTravels: HongKong-Macau Day 3

This is Day 3! We are so ready for you! Breakfast at the usual place. Loved Mcdo’s twisty pasta, it’s their version of our sopas.

Our itinerary for today is loaded. First half of the day will be at The Peak Tram + Sky Terraces + Madame Tussaud. Second half for the Ocean Park and will conclude at the Garden of the Stars.

When we got into The Peak, there was no queue compared to last night. There were a little over 20 people in the Tram.

As we were waiting for the Sky Terrace to open at 10:30am, we walked around The Peak Tower and across to The Peak Galleria. My family have a low tolerance for the cold climate so we mostly stayed indoor.

Would like to go back and taste Mimi’s egg waffle seaweed.

Their Lamington Cakes is similar to our ube bread at our streetside bakeries.

It’s sooo cold, we decided to take Madame Tussauds first before going to the Sky Terrace.

Kids learning kung fu.

Madame Tussauds museum creeps me out. The life size wax figures are creepy but entertaining.

Next to Sky Terrace 428. It is 428 metres above sea level and is the highest viewing platform in Hong Kong.

Sobrang lamig, balik uli sa loob. Off to Ocean Park.

Had lunch at Neptune Restaurant. Because of our desire to dine with the fishes, we broke our wallet here. Mahalya sa restaurant na ‘to considering we ordered the cheapest they have in the menu. The food is overpriced.

What we wanted to see are closed like the Giant Panda Adventure, The Whiskers Harbour Playground, North Pole Encounter and South Pole Spectacular. Sayang.

After lunch, we took the Ocean Express train going to the Summit. We rode the Ocean Park Tower to get a 360 view of Hong Kong.

 

Most of the rides did not appeal to my kids and hubby. Either the rides were too extreme for us or the kids have outgrown them like the carousel, bump car and the ferris wheel. So we just walked around. Ang hirap mag lakad pag uphill and downhill ang lalakaran mo. We are feeling our age. Hahaha.

We were able to rest longer when we watched the Dolphin and Sea Lion show. After that we decided to go back to The Waterfront because there were so many Chinese tourists crowding the walkway. We took the cable car going back and we queued for a tiring  30 mins.

We explored the Old HongKong Street and took photos of the less to no crowd area.

We stopped by the Adventures in Australia while on our way out. The Koalas and Kangaroos are lame.

By 6pm we head back to the Guesthouse. Had dinner at the usual place and went to Garden of the Stars.

Took home some cute steam buns from Dim Sum Icon before calling it a night.

And that’s another wrap for Day 3.