Macau Outer Harbour Guide

Everything you Need to Know about Macau Outer Harbour

Macau’s Outer Harbour is the most urbanised part of the island and encompasses three areas: The conference and exhibition space – the Macau Forum – the reclaimed land of NAPE and the southwest corner of the Peninsular. Popular with tourists due to the high-concentration of hotel-casinos and shopping venues, this is where most of Macau’s action happens.

With a great choice of restaurants and vibrant nightlife, the Harbour is a great place to be and attracts many of the island's expats. The Outer Harbour of Macau is the place to be if you are after that 24-hour buzz and cosmopolitan vibe Macau has become famous for.

Where to Stay in Macau Outer Harbour

There are no shortage of hotels and resorts to stay in on Macau’s Outer Harbour. The Southern Peninsular has the highest concentration of casinos in one area, with everything from The Sands to The Wynn and the MGM Grand residing here.

Macau Outer Harbour Attractions

The Outer Harbour has a bit of everything. Modern and innovative architecture, colonial villas and some fantastic museums present a high entertainment factor. The Macau cultural centre is the island's primary venue for the arts and is a welcome distraction from the buzz of the casinos. Read more...

Macau Outer Harbour Activities

The cluster of casinos around the Old Harbour ensures that putting a bet on and walking back into the realms of the flashing lights and racing energy is done in an instant. Visitors can also take a pleasant stroll and enjoy the contrasting faces of Macau. Alternatively, for something a bit more upbeat the AJ Hackett will undoubtedly get the adrenaline pumping, with bungy jumps and climbing being popular. Read more...

Macau Outer Harbour Restaurants

This area Of Macau has an eclectic fusion of restaurants; it's a popular tourist site so many of the eateries are geared towards international holidaymakers while others retain an air of authenticity, having occupied their addresses prior to Macau’s emergence as the Vegas of the East. The scope for dining encompasses Italian, Macanese fusion and much more. Read more...

Macau Outer Harbour Nightlife

While Macau’s emerging clubbing scene is till in its infancy, the Vegas of the East is proving to be fairly wild in its formative years. Pretty much a 24-hour part of town, the casinos will always welcome guests in for a drink or two. Fisherman’s wharf is a popular nighttime venue, housing the Hong Kong-based Nicole Fashion Club and here the island's hip and trendy crowd works the floor. Read more...

Macau Outer Harbour Shopping

The Outer Harbour is definitely an area where you can test the strength of your plastic currency. Reminiscent of London’s Bond Street or Hong Kong’s Tsim Sha Tsui, this is the place to do some serious shopping. Thanks to its duty free status brand label clothes, antiques and home furnishings can all be bought at significantsly cheaper prices. Read more...

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