Hong kong/Zhuhai/Macau Trip 2012 - Day 5 - Macau - Coloane Village

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After our breakfast, we took a bus from Senado Square to Coloane Village. From the bus guide that we printed beforehand, we knew which bus to take. We asked the driver what the fare was to Coloane Village and drop the exact bus fare of MOP8.40 in the box, there wont be any refund so best to have the exact amount.



Inside the bus there was a screen on the top and annoucement to indicate the location of the next bus stop. So we managed to get to Coloane Village without missing any bus stop.



This bus stop is in the central of Coloane Village where most restaurant were. This is the bus stop where we took to return to Macau City.



We found Lord Stow Restaurant and the bakery shop. Lord Stow Bakery is famous for its portugese tarts and the bakery was the first original bakery to bake the famous portugese tarts.

Think there's only two provision shops in this area and the drinks are so much cheaper in here than in the city.

Saw this beautiful Chapel of St Francis Xavier in the village. It was nice to just walk around the village and see how the locals lived.



There's also a fishing village and beautiful scenery but opposite the fishing village we saw lots of tall buildings coming out. I guess those are living apartments or some hotels with casino.