Flight from Bacolod to Macau

The official name of Macau is the Macao Special Administrative Region of the People’s Republic of China. Macau is part of China and is geographically located on the western side of the Pearl River estuary in southern China. Previously Macau was governed by Portugal, but it was taken back by China in 1999. It is now under separate governing and economic system from mainland China. Now Macau is famously known as the city that has a thriving casino gaming and tourism industry. The gaming industry contributes to the majority of its economy.

Best time to fly from Bacolod to Macau

The best time to fly to Macau would be between October to December. It is considered the best time as of April to October, Macau experiences rainy season. July to September, unfortunately, experiences typhoon season. Therefore, it is best to avoid the city altogether. So in October, the weather starts to get stable and it is just the right weather for tourists to go sightseeing.

Main airports available in Bacolod to Macau

Bacolod–Silay Airport – Bacolod–Silay Airport is an airport that is located in the Metro Bacolod region. It is 15 kilometres away from the city centre of Bacolod. This airport is a domestic airport. The airport was opened in 1997 and 2014. It was equipped with more facilities. Some of the airlines that operate at this airport are Cebu Pacific and Philippines Airlines that fly to Clark, Cebu, Manila and also Davao.

Macau International Airport – Macau International is the main airport located on the eastern end of Taipa Island. It was opened back in November 1995. It began as the transfer point for those who travel between the Mainland and also Taiwan. Now many who lands here to visit the country. Some of the airlines that operate here are Jeju Air, Air Asia, Cambodia Airways and many more. As for tourists from the Philippines, they do not need to worry as airlines such as Cebu Pacific, Philippine Airlines, Royal Air Philippines and Philippines AirAsia make their way to Macau.

Climate pattern in Bacolod and Macau

Macau’s weather is influenced by the cold northeast monsoon air from Mainland China as well as the southeast and southwest monsoon from the ocean. Macau has four seasons. During summer, Macau would face very high temperatures and humidity. There are also rainstorms, thunderstorms and also waterspouts and also a possibility of the typhoon. Therefore, it is best to be careful during this season. As for another season, the weather is quite bearable.

Highlights attractions in Macau

• The Ruins of St. Paul's – The Ruins of St. Paul's has become Macau’s landmark as it is located at the top of a broad flight of granite steps. The St. Paul’s church was first destroyed by a fire in 1601 and was rebuilt in 1637. Then in 1835, the church was again destroyed in a typhoon. However, the remains still display some of the cathedral's glory. Therefore, it was left in that state. It is now one of the most visited attractions in Macau.
• AJ Hackett Macau Tower – The Macau Tower is also one of Macau's famous landmarks. It is 338 meters tall. It was originally built for telecommunications and broadcasting, but it also has an observation deck to see the phenomenal view of the city. There are also restaurants, theatres, shops and also an opportunity for tourists to be daring and try to circle the tower from the outside or try bungee jumping at the height of 233 meters’ mark.
• Venetian Macao Casino – Venetian Macao Casino is the biggest casino in the world. It has up to 800 gambling tables and no less than a few thousand slot machines. The casino also has 3000 luxury hotel suites with 1 million square feet of retail space, event venues and also entertainment. It is by far the biggest building in Asia.