All the fresh vibes of Macau are here! Come quickly while it's less crowded

To tell the truth, there are a lot of people at every spot in Macau, especially around the hotel clusters in Cotai. I didn't expect that 📍Coloane Pier would be so uncrowded (there are still people, but it doesn't affect taking photos), and right across is the Chimelong in Hengqin, which is quite interesting ... 🚌From the airport or Cotai, you can take bus 26 to ➡️Coloane Police Training Camp · Across from the bus stop, go downhill to find ➡️Hon Kee Cafe, known for its hand-beaten coffee and cart noodles, reportedly an old brand from the shipyard days · Then follow the path uphill and downhill to reach ➡️Coloane Pier · Continue walking along the seaside to get to ➡️Lord Stow's Bakery, where you can buy the famous Macau egg tarts without queuing if you take away. 💡Turn a corner, and there's another Lord Stow's near the Coloane town bus station, but the queue there is super long. · Walk a bit further to find ➡️Nga Tim Cafe with its internet-famous clay pot coffee; we ordered hot coffee on a very hot day, which was pre-chilled in the fridge, but it didn't taste too special · After that, keep walking along ➡️the seaside, and you'll be able to check in at the colorful and refreshing buildings, with surprises in every alley.