Hi guys,
doing some pre planning.
I have the opportunity to have a 3 or 4 day stopover in HK on the way back for UK and thiught I might get down to some heavy mongering.
It looks like a buddy will be in a position to join me , its always good to have someone to share an experience with lol..( how much good stuff happens and there isnt anyone around.?? I dont want the trip to be like getting a hole in one on an empty golf course if you know what I mean?)

Anyway. we will be there in August or September...I know its a long way off but one has to be prepared.

Ive been to HK before  so I am not totally lost. Ill probably want to go to Shenzhen to get some glasses made but part from that nothing to do but find some skirts to lift.
I was thinking about a trip to Macau to experience one of those sauna/spas that the place is so famous for.

I have read myself silly in the Macau section of the forum here but thee is so much to take in..
Can someone let me know which of the places has the show where the girls stop to give the patrons a bit of a tickle up or BJ? I know I read it somewhere but cant seem to locate the review again

So ,one day around HK visiting a few walkups and the evening at one of the busy watering holes...A day or nght in MAcau and a daytrip to Shenzhen with a last evening of mongering or visiting  Wan Chai.?

But I am just guessing. any itinerary suggestions.. I dont think Ill get the opportunity to get so much time in HK on my own again without partner or boss breathing down my neck.

thanks in advance for reading my post and hope to get some guidance.

Cheers Plonk

You could try Golden for the BJ. But for a person's first time in Macau, I always recommend 18 just because of the sheer (huge) number of girls available in the evenings. I recommend this even though it's not known for the playfulness of its showtimes. But the showtimes are still entertaining, with naked dancing girls, and so on. The lounge girls are not that attractive, but are very attentive, and good for take-out if you find one you like (better at Rio though). For seasoned veterans, I always recommend Familia Nobre, which is free of gimmicks, and is just a real comfortable place to be.

Another point: You talk about doing HK, Shenzhen, Macau all on your 3-4 day trip. You run the risk of being a mile wide and an inch deep, since this is a lot of territory to cover. You could spend your whole trip in just one of these, without sampling all of the exotic experiences available there. It's up to you of course, but a "less is more" approach might be more satisfying.

Gherk

Ok , great, that gives me a bit of direction.

I know there is a lot to cover and while I do fear spending most of our time in transit, the lure to see as much as possible is real given the rare opportunity for me...what to do what to do...??LOL

still there are a lot of hours in the day.
One thing which could dampen the experience is language. I cant say anything in Chinese except hello and based on my last short trip to HK and the daytour to MAcau english was far more prominent in HK.  My buddy is Portuguese. I wonder if that will be a benefit in Macau.?

Originally we were going to stopover in Bangkok but the recent political unrest there stopped that from proceeding...

Anyway. I would still like to hear opinions from people re our short trip.



Thanks.

I also read that one of these saunas had the ability for 2 guys to have adjoining rooms and swap or have a bit of a party as a group. Where was that?

can you get 2 girls at one time in the Macau establishments?

While Mandarin or Cantonese are definitely an asset, especially if you are drawing girls at clubs and so on, it's not needed at the saunas. There are enough English speakers in the lounge (esp. the Indo girls). And when in the room with the line-up girls, she'll follow enough of a script that no conversation is needed.

In short, you'll be fine with just English, at the Macau saunas.

And yes, you can take 2 girls at the Macau saunas (and Darling 1 too, which you might also try).

Gherk

East Spa has larger party rooms for multiple people.  If you are nice to the managers they may not charge you for using those rooms.  Ask for a tour.  East Spa is also one of the places with showtime activities like HJ or BJ (sometimes).

your words re english in the saunas in MAcau relieve me a bit.

The language barrier is always a bit of concern. Not for the general direction things might go but for the moot points that may get lost.

eg how does one signal bbjcim..or I'de like to do you in the ass? or how many shots or more importantly saying " I want 2 shots ....   hahaha.

I remember seeing on my Thailand research that someone had written up a  word doc/macro with a number of different selection that one could choose and then print it out. The print out had the question in english and also in Thai  so that it could be show to a girl and there would be no breakdown in communication providing she could read.

Ive tried a bit of Chinese pronunciation using some translating app on my phone and either it is crap or my accent is causing it greif.

I cant remember what I was trying to say exactly but it was some short phrase regarding the ordering a meal but when I said the phrase it came out along the lines of " Hello may I love your donkey"
So I might try and put some sort of cheat sheet together ..I wonder if something like this might help negotiations with a bar fly or street  walker?

Thanks for that. good info.

Ive been reading the Macau section for a few hours now and my head is spinning like I am trying to work out the which credit card I will earn the most points on when I finally work out which mobile phone plan I will buy...
Its frazzled..hahah

I have also had another thought.

I wonder if it is possible to choose a girl at one of these places  and agree on an hour but also arrange for a second one to turn up 30 minutes into the booking also for an hour.  Might add a different dynamic to things.. Anyone tried this before?

My advice to you: Go with the flow when you get to a Macau sauna. The management and the girls have all learned over the years how to make and keep things interesting. Could you have a bad experience? Sure. But likely it will be a good one if you let them do what they are good at.

If you start introducing unusual new things into the mix, even before you really have a "feel" for the place, likely it will go badly for you.

Gherk

Ok. reading  different reports and trying to commit to memory..
Just arranged flights and I have had my time shortened by 12 hours. instead of getting in at 5 am I get in a 5 pm..not happy but it cant be helped.
So Ill be arriving in HL at 5 pm on a Thursday and leaving midday Monday. 84 hours to hump everything in sight if possible..lol

My buddy and I want to make the most of it and try to burn the candle at each end. 84 hours to hump everything in sight if possible..lol

Now after reading a recent review on Macau that for obvious reasons Friday and Sat nights are the busiest etc I wonder if we should just check in at our hotel in HK and head directly to Macau on the Thursday night?
That will leave friday for a Mongkok excursion, TTS Friday night, Wan Chai Sat /SUnday afternoon.

Will that work?

If you land at 5pm, you can be at your hotel by 6:30pm. You could, if you want to, make your way to Shun Tak, and cross to Macau on, say, the 8pm ferry (or earlier if you get lucky). You would be in Macau at 9pm, and could easily be at a sauna before 9:30pm. If you're up for it, you could then spend the next 4 to 6 hours there, before catching a wee-hours ferry back to HK.

Alternatively, you could land in HK at 5pm, then take the 6pm ferry directly to Macau from HKIA (i.e.: from the airport). You'd be in Macau before 7pm, and could have a more leisurely evening. Having your bags with you will be a bit of a nuisance, but the sauna will store them for you. Or you could get a room at a hotel near whatever sauna you choose (even in the same building if you choose carefully).

If all of that seems too rushed, you could just stay in HK that night (Thursday), and save Macau for Fri/Sat. Yes, it's more crowded, but you can arrive a bit earlier (say 6pm) to avoid the late night crowds.

Gherk

Is it possible to catch the ferry from the airport to Macau? I looked at the map and there is a little blue line indicating a ferry  leaving from the airport precinct.?

Yes. I have done it myself. It's really easy. You get of your plane, and do not go through immigration. There is a sign for the ferries. You follow that sign, buy your ferry ticket, and get on. There is a small train to take from the air terminal to the ferry terminal -- about a 2 minute ride and the train runs every few minutes -- kind of like a train between two air terminals at an airport.

Gherk

Have fun in Macau but be sure to reserve sunday for Wanchai in HK. There is little else in the world like it.

Starting at about 10 am and peaking in the late afternoon, you'll find hundreds of English speaking Phil and Indo maids just looking for few extra bux, some good laughs and to get laid after a tough week. They are not WGs so nearly all give a real GFE since they often need the sex more than you. There usually is no time limit and you can usually fuck them until they are tired and happy. They are clean normal girls and DATY is always a big hit. If you have a hotel nearby you could circulate girls through all day at the normal $500. Some hotties ask $1K so negotiate with them but the more average $500 girls will often show you a much better time. Just be sure you have some chocolate and bottle of tequila with salt and lemon in your room.

That might be the best option for me to get to Macau quickly.
My buddy may already be in HKG. If so do you know if he can also depart from there to Macau or will he need to go via one of the other terminals?