Macau's citywalk is a colorful little island with few people and great photo opportunities

Please, I beg you, stop going to the Ruins of St. Paul to see the crowds. The roads are narrow, the weather is hot, and it's simply not fun. I recommend a less-known citywalk route in Macau, where there are fewer people, good photo spots, and you can even see the sea! ✅citywalk route: Coloane Village ➡️ Lord Stow's Bakery ➡️ Coloane Pier ➡️ Rua do Cunha ➡️ Hac Sa Beach —————— 1️⃣ Starting from the Macau Peninsula, take bus 26A to the "Coloane Village" stop, get off and walk. Along the way, you will pass the main store of Lord Stow's Bakery. You might want to browse first and buy later; their egg tarts are really tasty and won't disappoint. 2️⃣ Continue walking and turn right to enter the pier area. You will pass the Coloane Fishermen's Association, where the blue and yellow houses make a beautiful backdrop for photos. Then, keep going past Coloane Coffee until you reach Coloane Pier. Using a Fujifilm filter and flash for photos can yield great results, and it's very cool and breezy there. Right across is Hengqin Island in Zhuhai. 3️⃣ After visiting, you'll need to return the same way, but the distance is short. As you walk back, you'll see the sea on one side, which is almost dry, and colorful houses on the other. Along the way, there are also some graffiti walls and ice cream shops. Rua do Cunha is right here. 4️⃣ When the sun is not so hot, you can take a bus to Hac Sa Beach, where the final stop of bus 26A is. Although the beach is not very big, it's really quite pleasant and comfortable. There aren't many people, and sitting by the shore, enjoying the sea breeze and daydreaming, makes for another beautiful day.