Macau Hop-On Hop-Off Open Top Bus Tour
Open-top double-decker looping Macau Peninsula & Cotai with 13 stops and audio guide. Compare live prices and coupons.

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What it is
This open-top double-decker hop-on hop-off bus circles Macau on a single route that covers both the historic Peninsula and the glitzy Cotai resort strip. The full loop runs approximately 70 minutes and serves around 13 stops, letting you disembark at any landmark, explore on foot, then board the next bus. Stops are positioned near the city's biggest draws — Fisherman's Wharf, Macau Science Center, the Wynn Macau, Macau Tower, Vila de Taipa historic archway, The Londoner Hotel, Studio City Macau, Galaxy Macau, and Broadway Macau, among others. Passes are typically available as 1-day or 2-day options. An audio commentary delivered through headphones narrates the sights in English and Mandarin as you roll through.
Highlights
- Ruins of St. Paul's area stop — the 17th-century façade is Macau's most iconic UNESCO-listed landmark, walkable from the Peninsula stop near New Yaohan
- Macau Tower stop — lets you disembark for the observation deck or the world-famous SkyJump, one of the highest commercial jumps on the planet
- Cotai resort corridor — the route swings through Galaxy Macau, Studio City, The Londoner, and Broadway Macau in a single pass, saving you multiple taxi rides
- Open-top upper deck — unobstructed views and fresh air for photos as the bus crosses between Peninsula and Cotai; lower deck available for shade or bad weather
- Audio commentary in English and Mandarin — narrated tour plays through headphones so you learn the history of each district while seated
- Flexible hop-on hop-off format — approximately 9–10 departure times between 09:30 and 16:15 daily, so missing one bus doesn't ruin your day
Good to know
- Full loop is roughly 70 minutes non-stop; if you plan to hop off at multiple spots (Macau Tower + Cotai resorts), budget a full day for a 1-day pass
- Buses typically depart from the Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal area around 09:30 and run until mid-afternoon — the last departure is usually around 16:15, so start early to make the most of it
- Headphones for the audio guide are usually provided on board; confirm at the ticket counter if you don't receive a pair
- Weather note: Macau summers (June–September) are hot and humid with occasional typhoons — the upper open-top deck is great in spring and autumn; the covered lower deck is your friend in rain or peak heat
- Getting there: the tour typically boards near Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, easy to reach from the Hong Kong–Macau ferry landing; many Cotai resort buses also connect to major hotels
Frequently asked
- How many stops does the Macau Hop-On Hop-Off Open Top Bus have?
- The route typically covers around 13 named stops spanning both Macau Peninsula and the Cotai strip, including Macau Outer Harbor Ferry Terminal, Macau Tower, Galaxy Macau, Studio City, The Londoner Hotel, and Broadway Macau, among others.
- Is a 1-day pass enough for the Macau open-top bus tour?
- For most visitors, a 1-day pass is sufficient to hop off at two or three key spots — such as the Ruins of St. Paul's area, Macau Tower, and one or two Cotai resorts — given that buses run roughly every 45 minutes from around 09:30 to 16:15. A 2-day pass gives you more flexibility if you want to explore at a slower pace.
- What languages is the audio commentary available in?
- The on-board audio commentary is typically available in English and Mandarin Chinese, delivered through headphones provided on the bus.