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233 m bungee jump, SkyJump, Skywalk around the platform and mast climb: Macao’s biggest thrills, with views over the whole city.
Official websiteskyparkmacau.com→Legendary Grand Prix cars and motorcycles, simulators and the history of the Guia street circuit. Closed on Tuesdays.
Official websitemgpm.macaotourism.gov.mo→Around fifteen waymarked trails, including the Coloane Trail (about 8 km) and the Taipa Grande Trail (about 4 km), through forest, past reservoirs and with sea views.
Official websitemacaotourism.gov.mo→The territory’s two beaches: a long tree-lined black-sand beach at Hác-Sá, a small sheltered cove at Cheoc Van.
Former junk shipyards by the sea, partly restored and open to the public, with an exhibition on the village’s history.
Official websitemacaotourism.gov.mo→Pedestrian food street, colourful lanes, art galleries and colonial houses, minutes from the big Cotai resorts.
Official websitetaipavillagemacau.com→Macao’s giant pandas in a pavilion in Seac Pai Van Park; free entry, served by the light rail.
Official websitemacaotourism.gov.mo→Track of about 4 km with bike rental (20 patacas an hour), open at weekends and on public holidays.
Official websitegcs.gov.mo→Free self-guided routes, from the World Heritage sites to Coloane village, with maps and an online trip planner.
Official websitetripplanner.macaotourism.gov.mo→Beyond the casinos, Macao is best discovered on foot: in the historic centre, in old Taipa village or on the wooded trails of Coloane, which lead to Hác-Sá and Cheoc Van beaches. The tourism office publishes free walking routes and a trail map. For thrills, Macau Tower remains the star attraction, with one of the highest bungee jumps in the world.
Header photo: Macau Tower and Sai Van Bridge — Jayden Chao, CC BY-SA 4.0 / Wikimedia Commons