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Macau holidays combine Portuguese heritage, Chinese traditions, atmospheric old streets, and a dazzling modern skyline, creating a destination unlike anywhere else in Asia. Wander through the historic centre, admire the iconic Ruins of St. Paul’s, or discover colourful temples, leafy squares, and traditional neighbourhoods tucked between contemporary buildings. Sample Macanese cuisine, browse local markets, enjoy panoramic views from the city’s towers, or escape to the quieter island of Coloane for beaches, nature, and relaxed cafes. From historic landmarks and vibrant food culture to world-class entertainment and striking architecture, Macau offers a fascinating mix of old and new.

Macau is a destination where different cultures and eras come together, with historic streets, grand colonial buildings, traditional Chinese temples, and futuristic resorts all within easy reach of one another. Explore the UNESCO-listed Historic Centre of Macau, stroll through Senado Square, and visit the Ruins of St. Paul’s before discovering the city’s Portuguese-inspired architecture and centuries-old cultural landmarks. Head to the waterfront for views across the Pearl River Delta, or explore Taipa Village for narrow lanes, local restaurants, heritage houses, and a more traditional side of the city.
Food is a major part of the Macau experience, from famous Portuguese-influenced dishes and freshly baked egg tarts to street food and bustling local eateries. Take time to discover the city’s unique Macanese flavours, explore its markets, or enjoy dinner overlooking the glittering skyline. For something different, visit the temples and quieter neighbourhoods around the city, or make your way to Coloane, where wooded paths, beaches, village streets, and waterfront restaurants offer a slower pace.
There’s plenty to do beyond sightseeing, whether you’re interested in history, architecture, food, shopping, nightlife, or simply experiencing somewhere completely different. Accommodation ranges from stylish city hotels and luxury casino resorts to boutique properties in historic neighbourhoods. Whether you’re planning a short city break, a cultural escape, a food-focused trip, or combining Macau with a wider journey through China and Hong Kong, Macau offers an exciting blend of heritage, modernity, and unforgettable experiences.

These itineraries are just a glimpse of what we can create, a starting point to spark ideas and inspiration. Whether you’re dreaming of a lively city break, a relaxed beach holiday, an adventurous guided tour, or a seamless multi‑centre trip, every journey can be tailored to your preferences. From short getaways to extended explorations, we’ll craft a holiday that is truly yours. Explore our Instagram posts and highlights for more Macau travel inspiration, tips, and local recommendations.
Discover Macau’s fascinating mix of Chinese and Portuguese influences, exploring the historic streets of the UNESCO-listed historic centre. Wander between Senado Square and the iconic Ruins of St. Paul’s, visit ancient temples, and sample local favourites including the famous Portuguese egg tarts. Head to Taipa Village for traditional streets, local restaurants and colonial charm, before experiencing Macau’s dazzling Cotai Strip and enjoying panoramic city views from the Macau Tower.
Explore Hong Kong’s vibrant districts, browsing colourful markets, riding the Star Ferry, and taking in panoramic views from Victoria Peak. Venture to Lantau Island to visit the Tian Tan Buddha before continuing to nearby Macau, where Portuguese heritage meets Chinese culture. Wander UNESCO-listed squares, admire colonial architecture, sample famous egg tarts, and stroll the charming streets of Taipa Village before returning to Hong Kong for one final evening by the harbour.
Begin in Macau, discovering its unique blend of Chinese traditions and Portuguese heritage, from historic temples and colourful squares to Taipa Village and the glittering Cotai Strip. Continue to mainland China and explore the futuristic skyline of Shanghai before travelling to historic Xi’an to stand among the famous Terracotta Warriors. Journey onwards to Beijing to explore the Forbidden City, walk along the Great Wall and wander through traditional hutongs, finishing your adventure among China’s fascinating history, culture and modern cities.
October–March
Macanese Pataca (MOP)
Cantonese & Portuguese
GMT +7-8 hours
14–16 hours indirect from the UK
15°C–32°C depending on season; mild and dry from October–December, warm and humid from April–September, with a rainy season from May–September



