Cheap flights to Macau airport

Discover Macau

Known as the "Vegas of China", Macau is a dazzling metropolis of casinos, shopping, and entertainment. Officially a Special Administrative Region governed by China, this area of Asia was under Portuguese control until 1999. After 300 years spent as a European colony, Macau's culture and landscape is a thrilling mix of Eastern and Western influences. It provides a fascinating, exciting place to spend your holiday.

Macau International Airport (MFM) is the region's main airport. This international airport mainly hosts flights from neighbouring Asian countries and cities within China. Skyscanner can help you find the cheapest airfare to Macau with our Cheapest Month search tool.

Best Time to Book a Flight to Macau

With its subtropical climate, Macau is known for having mild winters and sunny summers. There is a typhoon season between July to September, which visitors may wish to avoid. Whenever you choose to visit Macau, you'll find a plethora of activities happening around town. This energetic district is always hosting fireworks displays, street festivals, and public art exhibits throughout the year. To find the most affordable times to fly to Macau, sign up for Skyscanner's Price Alerts feature.

Airlines That Fly to Macau

Many domestic and international airlines fly out of Macau International Airport (MFM), including:

  
• AirAsia
  
• Air Busan
  
• Air China
  
• Air Macau
  
• Air Seoul
  
• Bassaka Air
  
• Beijing Capital Airlines
  
• Cambodia Angkor Air
  
• Cebu Pacific
  
• China Eastern Airlines
  
• EVA Air
  
• Indonesia AirAsia
  
• Jeju Air
  
• Philippine Airlines
  
• Shenzhen Airlines
  
• Spring Airlines
  
• Thai AirAsia
  
• VietJet Air

What to Expect When Arriving at Macau Airport

Macau International Airport (MFM) is located off of Taipa Island's shores. The airport is capable of hosting 6 million passengers per year. It's a beautiful, state-of-art facility, which most travellers love exploring before their flights. Their amenities are upscale and include Asian restaurants, designer boutiques, VIP lounges, and duty-free shopping.

The airport is connected to Macau by several bus services, but there are also taxis waiting at Arrivals and rental cars parked on-site. The drive to mainland Macau is about 15 minutes. It'll cost you around $40-50 by taxi. If you'd prefer to drive yourself, Skyscanner offers the best rates on car hire services at Macau Airport.

What to See and Do in Macau

Most travellers voyage to China's Macau for its ritzy casinos and wild nightlife. Indeed, this region earns 7 times more income from gambling than Las Vegas! Macau's casinos are all along a waterfront area called "Cotai Strip". These casinos are enormous, beautifully decorated, and always filled with tourists!

If gambling isn't for you, there's still lots to do in Macau. Hac Sa and Cheoc Van are Macau's two very popular beaches. Located on Coloane island, they both provide excellent conditions for swimmers. Shopping is also a huge pastime in Macau. It's home to lots of luxurious, upscale boutiques, which exist in contrast to smaller, traditional stores that carry baked goods, perfumes, and clothing. Do you need a top-rated hotel in Macau? Check out Skyscanner's fantastic listings.