Private Tour

Macau Night City Tour Private Limo Tour with Driver Guide

Overview

5 hours

Mobile ticket

Discover the charm of Macau after dark on this private night city tour in a comfortable chauffeured vehicle. Led by a friendly driver-guide, this tour takes you through the city’s beautifully lit landmarks, historic lanes, and modern highlights. From the peaceful streets of the St. Lazarus District to the dazzling Cotai Strip, enjoy a personalized sightseeing experience with plenty of time for photos, light shopping, or local snacks.

Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning to see Macau in a new light, this tour is a relaxing and memorable way to explore the city's East-meets-West character after sunset.

Remarks:

- Overloading is not allowed—infants and children in arms count as one passenger.

- All surcharges must be paid in cash to the driver

- Extra hours: HKD 350/hr for Cantonese/Mandarin driver, HKD 400 for English driver

- Public holiday surcharge: HKD 300 for driver

- Holiday surcharges applies on CNY period, May 1–4, Oct 1–7 & 29, Dec 20, 24–26 & 31, and Jan 1, 2026

Additional Info

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller

Wheelchair accessible

Suitable for all physical fitness levels

Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

What‘s Included

Fuel, parking or toll surcharge

Air-conditioned vehicle

Private transportation by limo or van (depending on group size)

Professional tour driver (one person)

Tips (Optional)

Food and drink

Entrance ticket

Ferry ticket

Hotel accommodation

What To Expect

Calcada da Igreja de S. Lazaro

Calçada da Igreja de S. Lázaro is a peaceful cobblestone lane leading to one of Macau’s oldest churches. Surrounded by colonial buildings and art spaces, it offers a quiet, charming glimpse into the city’s Portuguese heritage.

30 minutes•Admission Not Applicable

Ruins of St. Paul's

The Ruins of St. Paul’s are Macau’s most iconic landmark—a grand stone façade that once belonged to a 17th-century Catholic church. Blending European Renaissance and Asian architectural styles, it stands today as a powerful symbol of Macau’s colonial past and cultural fusion.

30 minutes•Admission Not Applicable