Exploring Macau’s Coloane Village ✨

Hidden Gems & Sweet Stops: A Day Out in Coloane, Macau 🌞🥧

Hop on bus 25 or 26 (for only 6 MOP) from the Taipa ferry terminal or the airport for an easy journey straight to Coloane—a peaceful slice of old Macau, famous for its chill vibes and pastel buildings. First stop: LORD STOW’S BAKERY (Original Shop) at G/F, 1 Tessa Street. The egg tarts here are legendary, so grab a few (the line moves fast!). Afterwards, wander through Largo do Presidente Antonio Ramalho Eanes (open all day)—think Instagram-worthy squares and leafy corners, where the vibe is always relaxed.

Next up: the Chapel of St. Francis Xavier (R. do Caetano, open 09:30-17:30). The building’s yellow facade with blue doors pops in photos, especially on sunny days! Then, take a stroll to Kun Iam Temple, Coloane (4H82+FF9, Macao)—a serene, culture-rich stop with distinct architecture and peaceful gardens for a recharge. All of these are within each other so you won’t get lost 🥹

Don’t miss just soaking in the ambience around Coloane itself (open all day)—it’s the kind of place that feels untouched, full of local flavor and slow living.

Quick tips: Buses are affordable and straightforward—just tap your Macao Pass or use coins. Buildings in Coloane tend to be photogenic, especially for sunny food shots or modern architecture fans! Pack light snacks, but make space for baked treats.

Food fix: Besides the classic egg tart at Lord Stow’s, look for small cafes around the square offering Portuguese coffee, and don’t be afraid to try street snacks.

Coloane really proves you don’t need much more than a good bus ride and a sweet tooth for a memorable yet calm Macau day! #macaumagic #eggtartquest #coloanevibes #travelsnacks #tripdotcom #falladventures

Post by bjy_715 | Nov 4, 2025