Macau/Coloane
Coloane ( - Louhwàhn in Cantonese) is the southern-most island of Macau. It used to be separated from Taipa to the north but the two are now joined by the reclaimed land of the Cotai Strip to form one huge island. The island, formerly a haven for pirates who sought shelter in its many coves, is largely rural and provides a wonderful break from the crowded and busy Macau Peninsula. Here, you'll find the quaint Coloane Village with its pastel Portuguese-style houses and narrow lanes. Coloane also has two of Macau's best beaches - Cheoc Van and Hac Sa. Many people from Macau come over to Coloane to feast on Macanese cuisine and seafood.
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Macau's southernmost island, with village life, hiking trails, beaches and the panda pavilion.
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لماذا تزوره
Macau's southernmost island, with village life, hiking trails, beaches and the panda pavilion.
التوصية بلغتها الأصلية.كيفية الوصول
تحدد الخريطة مركز المنطقة تقريباً، وليس المدخل ولا بداية المسار. تحقق من نقطة الوصول قبل الزيارة.
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