[2025 Macau Attraction] Travel Guide for Seac Pai Van Park (Updated Feb)

In fact, Macau is one of the most museum-concentrated places in the world. As a Zhuhai local, I've visited Macau countless times. Today, I'm going to reveal those interesting and fun family treasure spots, ensuring your family trip is full of excitement! 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 1️⃣ Seac Pai Van Park: A Perfect Encounter of Nature and Childlike Fun 🐼 Step into this lush green park, and the adorable giant pandas will instantly melt your heart. Kids can get up close with various rare animals and learn about nature. Don't forget the small playground in the park, where laughter never stops! 🎢 📍Address: Estrada de Seac Pai Van 🕒Opening Hours: 10:00-13:00, 14:00-17:00 (Closed on Mondays) 💰Fee: Free entry 2️⃣ Macau Science Center: The Enlightenment Hall for Little Scientists 🤖 Here, children can assemble robots by hand, experience the wonderful interactions of the water world, and unleash their creativity in the 'Little Architect' area. The seeds of science quietly sprout here. 🧪 📍Address: Avenida Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 🕒Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Thursdays) 💰Fee: Standard ticket 50, Child ticket 15 3️⃣ Grand Prix Museum: The Parent-Child Track of Speed and Passion 🏎️ A paradise for racing fans! Kids can not only view various racing cars but also try their hand at simulated driving and build their dream cars with LEGO, feeling the thrill of speed. 🏆 📍Address: No. 431 Rua de Luis Gonzaga Gomes 🕒Opening Hours: 10:00-18:00 (Closed on Tuesdays) 💰Fee: Standard ticket 80, Child ticket 40 4️⃣ Hac Sa Beach Water Park: Summer Fun in the Water 🌊 In the scorching summer, this is a cool paradise! With aerial rapids, wave pools, water slides... and a soft white sandy beach, kids can fully unleash their nature and enjoy water fun. 🏖️ 📍Address: Galaxy Integrated Resort 🕒Opening Hours: 10:30-18:30 (Free for guests) 5️⃣ Driverless Light Rail: A Parent-Child Experience of Future Technology 🚀 Take Macau's unique driverless light rail, traverse the city skyline, and feel the shock and convenience of future transportation. Children's eyes are full of curiosity and longing for the unknown world. 🌉 📍Stations: Various light rail stations 🕒Operating Hours: 6:30-23:15 💰Fee: Charged by station, suitable for families to buy package tickets 6️⃣ Teamlab: A Dreamy Interactive Art Park 🎨 Stepping into Teamlab feels like entering a colorful dream world. Kids can freely explore here, interact with light and shadow, and create unique artworks with every touch. 🖼️ 📍Address: Check the latest information for specifics 🕒Opening Hours: According to exhibition schedule 💰Fee: Purchase tickets online in advance to enjoy family discounts Extra Recommendation: Family Food Hunt 🍽️ Don't forget to try authentic Portuguese cuisine and Macanese snacks in Macau! On Rua do Cunha, you can find various food stalls, from pork chop buns to Portuguese egg tarts, every bite is full of happiness. Remember to bring your kids and enjoy this culinary journey together! 🍴 I hope this new Macau family travel guide adds more fun to your family trip! Take your kids and start an impromptu adventure in Macau! 🛫💕

#timetotravel #macautravel #macaulifestyle #campingglamping The park resembles a fauna and flora park. In addition to abundant wild animals and plants, it features multiple facilities, such as the Garden of Medicinal Plants and the Garden of Exotic Plants, which are good study sites for biology teaching of local schools. Meanwhile, the Nature and Agrarian Museum showcases a condensed edition of Macao’s agriculture and natural geography, recording past farm life and local natural ecological environment, which can be found along the Nature Education Trail.

#themepark #2023travelwish #nationalpark #foodie #tripblazers #mytripvlog #campingglamping. The Natural and Agrarian Museum is located inside beautiful and natural Seac Pai Vai Park. The wooden structure–built like a little house–houses several worth-your-while artefacts related to the agrarian history in Macau, as well as natural resources and nature. It’s is divided into five sections: the geography of Macau, farming tools of the islands in olden days, the lives of farmers, specimens of animals, and specimens of plants. The museum focuses on showing Macau’s cultivation and agriculture from the past with tools and machines that are no longer being used today, which is great for kids and adults to learn more about the history of the city, as well as for anyone interested in these specific issues. It’s free admission and it’s open on both weekends and public holidays.

#tripblazers #2023travelwish #urbanexplorer #celebratewithtrip Seac Pai Van Park is a lovely place for a relaxing stroll. Indeed, it’s not uncommon to run into locals who live in the nearby towns walking around in the park. The numerous flowerbeds and small botanical garden decorates the park with the colours of many medicinal and decorative flora, making any walk in the park a colourful and aesthetic affair. There are also numerous statues (mostly of pandas) and scenic spots, making it an ideal place for photography sessions with friends or family. Indeed, the park seems to revolve around family time as there are also numerous park tables and benches set out throughout the location. Perfect for picnics and just hanging out with loved ones.

#celebratewithtrip #tripblazers #2023travelwish The Macao Giant Panda Pavilion is a zoo in Seac Pai Van Park, Coloane, Macau, China. The Panda Pavilion is a nature park containing multiple animal species ranging from gorillas, flamingos, monkeys, and of course the famous pandas. Admission is free to see the animals. Macao Giant Panda Pavilion is home to four rare giant pandas, making it one the most popular attractions in town

#fallingforfall Road trips from Seac Pai Van to Coloane High Peak awesome. Beautiful scenery and every where green, very fresh air. There have many places to sit and explore that place, #tripblazers #fallingforfall #mytripvlog

#fallingforfall If visiting Macau you should visit Seac Pai Van park once. There very nice environment and you will feel cool and relax. Free of coat entrance bbut if you want to see the Panda you need to get the tickets for that. There have also souvenir shop. There also birds and money in there. Getting there : Ride bus no. 26A, 25, 21A, 15 or can ride Taxi. Attractions : Panda, and near by shuttle bus for Ama temple villages complex. #fallingforfall#mytripvlog

【Introduction】: How to spend a day on a free trip to Coloane Island, Macau 🛬【Itinerary】: The Parisian Garden Take a free shuttle bus from Gongbei Port/Hengqin Port to The Parisian Macao, where you can take photos under the Eiffel Tower and then walk to the Parisian Garden across the street. There are many great photo spots (see photo 3). There is a bus stop at the entrance of the Parisian Garden 🚌 Take bus A26 to the next check-in point Seac Pai Van Park Less than 10 minutes away, free admission 🎫 There are two giant pandas 🐼 named "Kai Kai" and "Xin Xin" that are very cute, as well as monkeys 🐒 After seeing the pandas, you can continue to take bus A26 to stroll around Coloane Town. If you don't want to see the pandas 🐼, you can spend more time at the next check-in point! Coloane Pier Get off at "Coloane Residents' Hall Station" and walk to "Lord Stow's Bakery" to check in for the best egg tarts in Macau. There are also many coffee shops nearby ☕️ A bottle of Hong Kong milk tea is a nice pairing :) Turn right to "Coloane Pier⛵️", turn back, and keep walking left to check in ✔️ October Fifth Street〰️Coloane Library〰️Church Chuk Wan Mansion Take bus A26 to this stop, as shown in photo 6! Note‼️ This is a residential area, so please keep quiet. Walk straight along S Bay to the end, where there is a small staircase leading to Long Chao Kok 👣 to start your seaside hike! Hac Sa Long Chao Kok The scenery along the way is beautiful, and you can take photos while enjoying the sea breeze and sunshine 🌅, but the wind is strong! You can chat with your friends while walking Soon you will reach the last check-in point, Hac Sa Beach 🌊 ⛺【Must-see attractions】: Hac Sa Beach I really like going to the beach to see the 🌊 After taking photos with my friends, I can choose to have a cup of lemon tea or pack a pork chop bun from Fatty's BBQ, and then sit on the beach and enjoy it slowly 🍩【Must-try food】: Macau egg tarts, Portuguese cuisine, and Han Kee's hand-brewed coffee in Coloane are all worth trying. 🏨【Accommodation guide】: The Venetian Macao and The Parisian Macao are both good choices. 🚌【Transportation guide】: Macau city tour: Take bus 15, 21, 21A, and other bus lines directly to Seac Pai Van Park Station, and walk a few steps to get there. 🧡【Tips】: Prepare in advance to avoid panic, and limited entry will be smoother. Be on time, and remember the panda's schedule. Speak softly and don't disturb the quiet panda babies. Don't forget sun protection and mosquito repellent, and enjoy outdoor adventures more freely.

Don't miss this "Seac Pai Van Park" when you take your kids to Macau. It's a lazy and comfortable place to take your kids for a walk, and it's perfect! There are not only 4 cute 🐼 panda babies, but also some other animals such as monkeys 🐒, parrots 🦜, peacocks 🦚, etc. There are also flamingos by the lake. You can also make your own panda doll in the gift 🎁 shop! Or pick up some panda merchandise~ After visiting the animals, there are also children's facilities 🛝 and a shaded parent rest area ☀️. It's really thoughtful 👍 👣 When you go to the park, you can plan a route around the area. Starting with Andrew's Egg Tarts, it's a good idea to take a walk and eat around Coloane. There are many old restaurants. It's very convenient to get there by 🚌 bus! 🎫 No reservation required, free admission! ⛲️ Park opening hours: 6:00–22:00 🐼 Panda Pavilion opening hours: 10:00–13:00; 14:00–17:00 Closed on Mondays, extended on holidays 🚌 Transportation: The "On Son Building" stop is the most convenient. You can see the park sign when you get off the bus. If you are at Hengqin Port, take bus 50 directly. There are also many bus routes from Macau Peninsula and Taipa. 📍 Seac Pai Van Park

1️⃣ Seac Pai Van Park You can see giant pandas and various rare animals, as well as various plants. There is also a small playground inside. Estrada de Seac Pai Van 🕐10:00–13:00; 14:00–17:00 ⚠️Closed on Mondays 💰Free 2⃣ Macao Science Center You can make a robot with parts in the robot hall, play with water in the large interactive water device, and there is also a small architect like the Hong Kong Science Museum. Avenida Dr. Sun Yat-Sen 🕐10:00–18:00 ⚠️Closed on Thursdays 💰Standard ticket: 50; Child ticket: 15 3⃣ Grand Prix Museum There are various racing cars on display here, and you can also simulate driving a racing car, make a racing car with Lego, experience the wind speed of a racing car, stand on the podium, change tires by yourself, and more. No. 431 Rua Luis Gonzaga Gomes 🕐10:00–18:00 ⚠️Closed on Tuesdays 💰Standard ticket: 80; Child ticket: 40 4⃣ Grand Resort Deck There are sky rapids, wave pools, water slides, and you can also play in the sand on the white sand beach. Galaxy Macau 🕐10:30–18:30 💰Free for guests 5⃣ Driverless Light Rail You must take your kids to experience the driverless light rail when you come to Macau, the view is very impressive. All light rail stations 🕐6:30–23:15 💰6–12 6⃣ Teamlab Kids can stay inside for 3 hours and still not want to leave. It is like a huge playground with many interactive areas for kids, and it is also great for taking photos. The Venetian Macao 🕐11:00–19:00 ⚠️Closed on Wednesdays 💰Standard ticket: 288; Child ticket: 208

Dragon and Lion Dance + Money-Saving Route, Explore the Highlights for Just MOP 100+ Per Person! 🌟 --- 📌 Highlights ✅ Free Attractions + Cultural Performances: Panda Pavilion, Ruins of St. Paul's, and traditional dragon and lion dance! ✅ Super Money-Saving: MOP 80–120 per person, public buses + free shuttle buses for transportation! ✅ Family-Friendly: Interactive performances, panda science, seaside walks, and easy kid-friendly activities! --- 🚶♀️ 1-Day Trip Route Recommendation Depart at 1 pm: 1. Cross the Gongbei Port → Seac Pai Van Park (Panda Pavilion) - 🚌 Public Bus: 26A/21A/25, 30 mins, MOP 6 (cash only!) - 🐼 Panda Pavilion is free! We recommend arriving at 10 am (we left after lunch), there are fewer people and the pandas are very active, you can also see red pandas! - ⏰ Spend 1 hour (if your child likes sports equipment, you can spend 2–3 hours), closed at noon (1–2 pm). Evening: 2. Dinner + Ruins of St. Paul's + 🆓 Free Tasting - 🚌 Take any of the following buses: - Bus 7 (to Pak Kong Parking Lot) - Bus 8 (to Industrial Park Street) - Bus 22 (to Iao Hon Market) - Bus 25 (to Border Gate) - Get off at: - Take the bus for about 5 mins and get off at "Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro/Dafeng" or "Senado Square." We chose "Café de Coral" for dinner with our child, MOP 50 per person, lots of options and affordable. --After dinner walk-- Walk to the Ruins of St. Paul's (about 10 mins): - Walk along Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro to Senado Square, go up the slope next to St. Dominic's Church to reach the Ruins of St. Paul's, you can try lots of food along the way. --- Night: 3. Float Parade + Fireworks Walk to "Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro/Dafeng" (about 5 mins): - Walk south from the Ruins of St. Paul's along Senado Square to the main street of Avenida de Almeida Ribeiro, find the bus stop. Take any of the following buses**: - Bus 9A** (to Macau Tower) - Bus 18** (to A-Ma Temple) - Bus 23** (to Ilha Verde) Get off at: - Take the bus for about 10–15 mins and get off at "Macau Tower," directly to the square in front of the tower. 💰 Cost Breakdown - Transportation: Public bus MOP 24 (adults can pay with the mini-program: Dacar Code, children pay half price in cash only) - Food: Egg tart + dinner ≈ MOP 53 - Other: Souvenirs/ice cream as needed Total: MOP 80–120 per person, WeChat Pay is accepted at 90% of stores! --- ⚠️ Useful Tips 1. Cash is a must: Public buses only accept cash (children pay half price with ID), we recommend exchanging MOP 100–200. 2. Performances: Follow the official WeChat account "Macao Government Tourism Office" for Lunar New Year events. 3. Outfit Recommendations: Comfortable shoes + rain gear, Macao is very walkable, and it has been raining recently. ✨ Follow me for more niche money-saving tips!

Macau's Seac Pai Van Park is a serene natural haven away from the hustle and bustle, offering city dwellers a tranquil green space. The park is renowned for its rich ecological resources and peaceful environment. Visitors can explore lush forest landscapes along winding trails or take in the magnificent natural scenery from observation platforms. The park also features several ecological education facilities and recreational areas, making it an ideal spot for families, couples, and nature enthusiasts to enjoy quality time together. From the gentle morning light to the breezy evening, every moment here exudes the gentle charm of nature, making it the perfect place to relax and reconnect with the natural world.

In the early morning light, stepping into Seac Pai Van Park, a lush green landscape greets you with the fragrance of fresh foliage. As you walk along the winding stone paths, the melodious chirping of birds fills the air, and the laughter of children can be heard in the distance—it's the Giant Panda Pavilion. Entering the pavilion, a heartwarming scene unfolds. The adorable giant pandas are leisurely munching on bamboo, their black and white fur strikingly vivid under the sunlight. Occasionally, they roll around or climb the tree structures, their lively and cute antics prompting visitors to eagerly capture the moment with their cameras. Inside the pavilion, detailed exhibits explain the pandas' ecological habits and conservation efforts, evoking not just a sense of cuteness but also a deep respect for nature conservation. Leaving the pavilion, a stroll through the park surrounded by greenery, with the occasional breeze carrying the scent of bamboo, feels as if the pandas are still playfully nearby. This encounter at Seac Pai Van Park is not just a warm interaction with pandas but also a silent lesson on nature and life, allowing one to experience pure beauty and joy.

Seac Pai Van Park in Macau is a hidden oasis of tranquility amidst the bustling city. As I stepped into this countryside park, I immediately felt the pleasure of being close to nature, away from the urban noise. The park is shaded by lush trees, with winding trails and a faint scent of greenery in the air, making every breath feel like a purification of the soul. The park features rich natural education facilities, especially the Seac Pai Van Panda Pavilion, where I had the chance to observe the adorable giant pandas and other rare animals up close in their daily lives. Walking along the park's paths, I encountered a variety of plants and birds, making it an ideal place for adults to relax and for children to learn about nature. The serene and pleasant environment here is perfect for picnics, hiking, or simply enjoying the beauty of nature with family and friends. Seac Pai Van Park is not just a great spot for leisure but also a place where you can find a moment of peace in your busy life. Whether you are a nature lover or someone looking to escape the hustle and bustle of the city, this park is worth a visit.

Macau travel with kids to see the giant pandas. It's free here, not many people, and you can take a good look at the cute and adorable pandas. Macau family travel, I recommend everyone to check in here. The Panda Pavilion has four pandas, but this time only two were seen. The air conditioning inside is very strong, and the panda babies are really too comfortable. They were still sleeping in at eleven o'clock, waiting and waiting, and finally at twelve o'clock, one of them got up to eat, so chubby and cute. The park has giant pandas as well as a rare animal pavilion, golden monkeys, parrots, flamingos, cows, butterflies. There are also children's facilities, and the trip can be finished in about 2 hours. 📍Seac Pai Van Park 🎫Ticket: Free 🚌Bus 15.26/26a.50.25 to Anshun Building, a few meters walk from the bus stop is the park entrance, or you can get off at Seac Pai Van Park, which is also very close to the park. 🚎Macau bus Mop6, you can download a bus stop announcement app to check the route 📃The Panda Pavilion is closed on Mondays, open from 10:00-13:00, 14:00-17:00 on Tuesday to Sunday Tips: 1. The air conditioning in the Panda Pavilion is strong, remember to bring a coat for the kids when waiting to see the pandas 2. The park is not big, reserve about 1 hour for the trip 3. It's closer if you're staying in Taipa, about an 8-minute drive, just choose the right bus stop in advance

There is probably no place where it is easier to see giant pandas🐼 than in Macau. Yes, you read that right, it’s Macau, it’s giant pandas🐼. 🗺️Let me tell you where it is first🗺️ Giant Panda Pavilion in Seac Pai Van Country Park in Coloane, Macau. 🖼️Style Features🖼️ I have never seen such a luxurious panda pavilion, and I have never seen a place with so few people and where you can see pandas so easily! Maybe the location of Seac Pai Van Country Park is relatively remote, and coming to Macau to see pandas seems a bit unconventional, so few people come, and there are no people in the museum. You can watch the pandas in peace and take photos in peace until you get tired of seeing them. 🐼Panda Status🐼 There are four giant pandas here, conveniently named [Kaikai, Xinxin, Jianjian, and Kangkang]. The last two seem to be twins. I don’t know whether it’s because the air conditioning in the panda space is sufficient or because the food and treatment are so good. I have never seen such active giant pandas. In the past, all I saw were giant pandas sitting or lying still, eating something at most, but here are a few pandas that are full of energy and keep walking around! It would be better if we could go in front of the glass and let everyone take a closer look, haha. 📝To summarize📝 Especially when planning a trip to Macau on the fifth day of October, I highly recommend taking a turn to see the giant pandas at Seac Pai Wan! The experience is very good! There are no special precautions except that it is not easy to take a taxi🚗 🧿TIPS🧿 ⏰Business hours⏰ 10:00-13:00; 14:00-17:00 after one hour of rest. Note⚠️Closed on Mondays. 💰About spending💰 Both the park and the Panda House are free of charge and no reservation required! There are many good things worth buying in the souvenir shop~

'About the countryside park that my best friend and I would go to countless times in Macau' I really didn't expect it! I saw pandas in Macau🐼 Super excited! Super surprised! I was charmed by the pandas in winter The way they eat bamboo is too cute‼️ 🔹Seac Pai Van Park is free!! No need to buy tickets🎫!! The park has rare animals (golden monkeys, red pandas, etc.) and a botanical garden, a variety of plants are on display. More importantly❗️The panda pavilion has four pandas🐼, super cute, opens at ten in the morning. 🔹Before going, I saw a guide saying it is recommended to go in the morning because the pandas are very active in the morning, but it is not recommended to go too early, because we went very early, the pandas ate bamboo for an hour🎋! Although super cute, but not much activity. The environment in the pavilion is very clean💯, very comfortable, creating a natural environment, not many tourists outside the pavilion, and there is a good barrier, the panda pavilion includes indoor and outdoor, the outdoor pavilion is open-air, pandas have free activity space. 🔹The four pandas are called Happy and Healthy, with black and white fur, chubby, biting bamboo very seriously. And after eating for a while, they have to be in a daze for a while, super cute! There are also many panda cultural and creative products around, you can collect them if you like🌟 🔹Perhaps it is surrounded by natural space, greenery fills every corner, fresh and comfortable! The botanical garden next to it has a variety of plants🌳, all with signs introducing them! 🏞️Name: Seac Pai Van Park 📍Address: Inside Seac Pai Van Park, St. Francis Parish, Macau Road (Northeast Corner) ⏰Time: Closed on Mondays Tuesday to Sunday🈺10:00-13:00 in the morning; 14:00-17:00 in the afternoon

Seac Pai Van Park in Macau is a delightful haven blending natural charm with panda admiration. The lush greenery and well-kept paths offer a tranquil setting, making it a perfect place to appreciate the beauty of both big and small pandas. While the park provides a peaceful retreat for a leisurely walk or a pleasant picnic, integrating more interactive exhibits or activities related to pandas could further elevate the visitor experience.

No need to squeeze in to see pandas. Guangzhou Zoo is very popular recently, all for the sake of seeing pandas. Even children can't go there. Pandas all over the country are also very popular recently. You can choose to go to Macau to see them for free. The environment is familiar and you can observe the pandas' eating habits and sleeping positions slowly and carefully. It's clean and tidy, and you can even see panda poop. It's a good choice.

Seac Pai Van Park is a panda conservatory park located right after cotai before you reach the coloane part. You can take bus 50, 26A, 25, 21A and get off at seac pai van park bus stop. Just a few steps walk from the bus stop you can find the entrance to the park. The entrance fee is affordable which also contributes in up keeping this park and conserving the panda. Here you sill see real panda, but a lot of times sleeping which is one their their past time. There are some animals also present in this park. A half day tour or less will work for a visit here. #mynovgetaway