Summer Vacation Macau Child-Friendly Itinerary for 4 Days and 3 Nights Without Getting Lost

During the Dragon Boat Festival holiday, I took my child and their father to Macau, where we experienced the charm of three different countries in one go, truly delightful~ I've painstakingly put together this four-day, three-night itinerary perfect for a summer vacation with kids. 📒About the itinerary: D1: Chengdu to Zhuhai—Check into The Venetian—Gondola ride with kids D2: Hotel pool time—Check out and into The Parisian—teamLab Borderless with kids—French dining at The Parisian—Night view from the Eiffel Tower at The Parisian D3: Buffet breakfast at The Parisian—Hotel pool time—Churchill's afternoon tea at The Londoner—Stroll and photo session at The Londoner Hotel D4: Shopping for local products on Guanye Street—Playtime at Qube Kingdom at The Parisian—Mommy shopping time—Return to Chengdu from Zhuhai in the evening 🏨About accommodation: Last time I was in Macau, I didn't take many photos, so this time I decisively chose the more photogenic Sands Resorts Macao. The Londoner's Big Ben, The Parisian's Eiffel Tower, The Venetian's canals, and other classic photo spots are all here, with indoor passages connecting the hotels, allowing you to move freely without worrying about the heat. This time I booked one night at The Venetian and two nights at The Parisian, both in family-friendly room types. 👉The Venetian's Famiglia Suite has a relatively larger space, and you can enjoy the night view of The Londoner right from the room. 👉The Parisian's Famille Room also comes with bunk beds, and the decor is more girlish, which families with daughters might prefer. Both hotels have nice pools, and they offer free children's swim rings and arm floats for borrowing. About the activities: 🌟Gondola Rides You can ride both indoors and outdoors, but I personally recommend the outdoor experience, as the indoor can be a bit claustrophobic, and the outdoor scenery is more impressive. 🌟teamLab SuperNature Macau If you're in Macau with kids during the summer, I recommend spending time here. It has many interactive art installations that are both beautiful and fun. 🌟French Dining at The Parisian This was the most ceremonious meal my husband and I had in Macau, with a great atmosphere and a children's menu. 🌟Eiffel Tower Sightseeing at The Parisian Staying at the Sands Resorts allows free access to the 7th-floor observation deck, which I suggest visiting at night for a better view. 🌟Strolling at The Londoner Hotel The Londoner is really suitable for photography, and it gets even more beautiful at night. The changing of the guard ceremony is worth watching, and my child really liked the first-floor's exploration taxis and double-decker buses. 🌟Churchill's Afternoon Tea We didn't stay at The Londoner this time, but Churchill's afternoon tea is worth the wait. The summer afternoon tea offers great value, and the atrium-side seats are great for photos. 🌟Qube Kingdom at The Parisian A children's playground on the 6th floor of The Parisian, convenient for both tourists and guests to let their kids burn off energy, with a beautiful carousel outside. Although Macau is small, three to five days are not enough to explore it all, because it truly offers great food, fun, and child-friendly activities. If you're unsure where to go for the summer vacation, why not come to Macau for a magical journey through three countries~