Discover a unique side of Macau on this 7-hour private vehicle journey, showcasing the city's history, culture, and coastline. Begin at Guia Hill, where you can explore the historic fortress and lighthouse, then dive into Macau's racing heritage at the Grand Prix Museum. Head south to the charming Coloane Village, known for its pastel streets and the famous St. Francis Xavier Chapel. Enjoy a relaxing stop at Hac Sa Beach, followed by a visit to the Macao Giant Panda Pavilion. This tour offers a comfortable, private experience with hotel pickup and drop-off, perfect for those looking to escape the bustling casino scene.
- Private vehicle service for seamless travel between attractions
- Explore Guia Fortress and the interactive Grand Prix Museum
- Visit quaint Coloane Village and indulge in local treats
- Relax at Hac Sa Beach and admire the giant pandas at their pavilion
Send your pickup details, passenger number, luggage quantity, preferred route, and special requests at least 24 hours before departure.
Please select your preferred route after booking. Reasonable itinerary changes within central Macau may be requested in advance.
The route order and visiting time may change according to traffic, weather, attraction opening hours, parking restrictions, and local conditions.
Free waiting time is 30 minutes from the scheduled pickup time. Overtime: JPY 5,115/hour for up to 14 seats.
This tour only includes pick-up and drop-off. If you require a private guide, you need to book separately.
Located atop Guia Hill, the highest peak on the Macau Peninsula, the fort was built in 1622. It features the first modern lighthouse on the Chinese coast and the Basilica of Our Lady of the Snows. It is part of the Historic Centre of Macau World Heritage Site and offers panoramic views of the entire Macau Peninsula.
Built to commemorate the Macau Grand Prix, the four-story building houses dozens of historical racing cars and motorcycles. It also features multimedia interactive facilities such as a Formula 3 simulator and a VR speed experience, allowing visitors to experience the excitement and thrill of motorsport.
Located at the southernmost tip of Macau, this ancient fishing village, devoid of casinos and high-rises, boasts colorful old houses and fishing boats that create a tranquil harbor atmosphere, earning it the title of Macau's "most unique" area.
Built in 1938, this Baroque-style chapel has a predominantly cream-colored exterior. It houses the reliquary containing the arm bone of St. Francis Xavier. The Korean drama "Princess Hours" and the film "Look for a Star" were filmed here.
Founded in 1989 by British pharmacist Andrew Stone, this is the birthplace of the Portuguese egg tart in Macau. It produces 27,000-28,000 handmade egg tarts daily, renowned for their crispy crust and smooth filling.
The largest natural seawater bathing beach in Macau, named for its unique black, smooth, fine sand, was selected as one of the "Eight Views of Macau" in 1992. It is a crescent-shaped bay and is open to the public free of charge year-round.
Located within the Seac Pai Van Country Park in Coloane, admission is free. The park is home to the "Happy Family" of four giant pandas and features indoor and outdoor activity areas for visitors to observe.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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