Coloane Island

Everything you Need to Know about Coloane Island

Known as 'Macua's countryside', Coloane Island is the only part of Macau that truly retains an essence of the past. The island is a tranquil place and perfect for those who wish to escape the chaotic city. Besides spectacular hills and beach-lined bays, Coloane Island is home to a myriad of historical attractions and recreational facilities. Combined, these unique amenities provide a favorite holiday destination for both the Macanese and foreigners.

Travelling from island to island is convenient in Macau, as bridges link all three islands. Coloane is connected with Taipa Island via Estrada do Istmo Bridge. However, recent land reclamation between the two islands has created a new town called Cotai which will be home to several casinos and resorts in the near future. Coloane Island is easily accessible and can be reached by bus 21A from A-Ma Temple or Bus 25 from Portas do Cerco.

Where to Stay in Coloane Island

With only a few hotels located around the island, you would be right to assume that Coloane is more peaceful than the other Macanese locations.Accommodation choices on the island of Coloane are perfect for those who seek a combination of pampering and privacy. If you are looking to be at one with nature, the beaches and lush forestry are just minutes away. Read more...

Coloane Island Attractions

Coloane Island hosts many interesting and historical tourist sites, and still maintains many of the traditional ways of Macanese living. Coloane Village itself is still a large fishing community located in the southwest portion of the island, featuring local shops and colourful temples along its narrow lanes. Situated on the southern coasts of the island, the Chapel of St Francis Xavier is a must-see attraction. Read more...

Coloane Island Activities

An ideal family holiday destination, Coloane Island offers something for everyone. Whether you are a sports lover, or you are more at home with nature and culture, your appetite can be satiated with swimming, jogging, hiking, cycling, shopping, or just lying on the beach. Read more...

Coloane Island Restaurants

Restaurants here are very similar to those in the rest of Macau and if you are visiting Taipa you will find the menu is often influenced by Portuguese cuisine. There are several restaurants located on both Hac Sa and Choec Van beach while more options are available in the Coloane Village area. As mentioned, the island is home to a famous restaurant, Fernando's. Read more...

Coloane Island Nightlife

Known as the most peaceful island among Macau's three, Coloane Island's nightlife is an alternative choice for you to relax while rejuvenating from the stresses of work and worry. Visitors will find several romantic and private dining venues at The Westin Resort and some restaurants provide live background music, while cocktail lounges offer a backdrop of live entertainment in a relaxed yet lively atmosphere.

Coloane Island Shopping

Coloane is not as developed as Macau Peninsula or Taipa Island, especially in terms of commerce and entertainment. However, visiting local markets is another recommended cultural experience that you may not find or see in the big city. Coloane Market by the Eduardo Marques Square offers local goods, household products, foods, and some imports from China.

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