What is the difference between the One-Day Pass and the Night Tour?

The One-Day Pass (9:30 AM–5:30 PM) lets you hop on and off freely at any active stop along the day route. The Night Tour is a non-stop panoramic circuit with no alighting en route; choose from 7:00 PM, 8:30 PM or 9:40 PM departures.

Do I need to print my ticket?

No. A mobile ticket displayed on your phone is accepted. Simply show it to the driver or tour guide when you board.

Can I guarantee a seat on the bus?

Seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis and advance seat reservations are not available, so arriving a few minutes early is advisable, particularly at busy stops.

Is the A-Ma Temple stop currently operating?

No. Stop 9 (A-Ma Temple) is temporarily suspended due to water works in the area. There is no confirmed reinstatement date, so plan your itinerary without relying on this stop.

Is this tour suitable for wheelchair users?

Unfortunately not. The tour is not wheelchair accessible.

Do children need a ticket?

For the One-Day Pass, children under 2 travel free but will not have a dedicated seat. For the Night Tour, tickets are required for all children regardless of age. Children aged 2–17 must be accompanied by an adult on both options.

Macau Open Top Bus Tour

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Duration

50 min

Cancellation

Non-refundable

Ticket type

Mobile ticket

Confirmation

Instant

What to expect

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Stop 1 – Macau Outer Harbour Ferry Terminal
The starting point for the day tour loop, conveniently located at the main ferry arrival terminal.
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Stop 2 – Fisherman's Wharf
An entertainment and dining complex built along the waterfront, blending themed architecture with harbour views.
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Stop 3 – Centro de Ciencia de Macau
Macau's striking science centre, designed by I.M. Pei, sits on the Nam Van Lake waterfront.
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Stop 4 – Kun Iam Ecumenical Centre
A contemporary Buddhist temple and cultural landmark overlooking the outer harbour.
5
Stop 5 – Wynn Macau (StarWorld Hotel)
The heart of the Macau Peninsula casino district, passing two of the city's most recognisable resort facades.
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Stop 6 – Hotel Lisboa
An iconic piece of Macau's skyline and one of the city's most photographed buildings since the 1970s.
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Stop 7 – New Yaohan (Emperor Entertainment Hotel)
A central city stop near the main shopping and commercial district.
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Stop 8 – Macau Tower
The 338-metre tower is Macau's most dramatic landmark and home to the world's highest commercial bungee jump.
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Stop 9 – A-Ma Temple
Currently suspended due to nearby water works — check the latest timetable before planning to alight here.
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Stop 10 – The Londoner Hotel (The Venetian Hotel)
The gateway to the Cotai Strip, with two of Macau's largest integrated resorts side by side.
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Stop 11 – Galaxy Macau Integrated Resort (Crystal Lobby)
The final major stop on the Cotai Strip before the loop returns toward the peninsula.

Hop on and off at any stop along the route.

What's included

Open-top double-decker bus sightseeing tour (day or night, as booked)

Hop-on hop-off access at all active stops (One-Day Pass only)

Raincoat provided during rainy season (open-top deck)

Not included

Hotel pick-up or drop-off

Food, drinks and personal expenses

Entry fees to any attractions along the route

Macau Open Top Bus Tour

Macau Open Top Bus Tour

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