Roaming the Hidden Gems of Coloane, Macau

Looking to escape the crowds and deeply experience the leisure and natural beauty of Macau? Coloane is definitely worth a visit! From watching pandas and savoring hand-crafted coffee to strolling through colorful Portuguese streets and visiting Baroque-style churches, every corner is full of surprises. Here’s a practical cross-border transportation guide from Hong Kong to help you easily embark on this slow travel journey. Ferry Travel TurboJET and Cotai Water Jet operate multiple daily trips between Hong Kong and Macau, with a travel time of approximately 55 minutes. If heading to Macau Peninsula, opt for TurboJET stopping at the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal; if you want to go directly to Taipa and then transfer to Coloane, Cotai Water Jet (Taipa Ferry Terminal) is recommended. Upon arrival at the terminal, you can take public buses or taxis to Coloane attractions, and some hotels also offer free shuttle bus services. Weekday ticket prices start at HKD 175, with slightly higher prices on weekends. Cross-Border Buses Several bus companies provide cross-border services between Hong Kong and Macau, with frequent schedules departing from various urban locations in Hong Kong (e.g., Tsim Sha Tsui, Causeway Bay) directly to Macau. The journey takes about 2 hours, with ticket prices starting at HKD 160. Some buses can directly reach areas near Coloane, or you can transfer to public buses upon arrival in Macau to reach the attractions conveniently. Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macau Bridge Shuttle Bus Operating 24 hours a day, ticket prices are HKD 65 during the day and HKD 70 at night, with a travel time of approximately 35 minutes. Departing from the Hong Kong port, you can enjoy the spectacular views of the bridge along the way. Upon arrival at the Macau port, you can transfer to public buses (e.g., routes 25, 26A) to reach Coloane easily, including attractions like Seac Pai Van Park and St. Francis Xavier Chapel.