Hac Sa Beach
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Hac Sa Beach, Macau Overview
Hac Sa Beach in Coloane is the largest beach in Macau, known for its striking black sand. It gets its unique colour from minerals in the seabed that are washed ashore. The relatively clean beach is ideal for swimming.
The name "Hac Sa" is a translation from the Cantonese word which literally means black sand. The charm of the beach lies in its secludedness, promising a day of unbridled fun and relaxation. The main attractions of Hac Sa Beach are the swimming pool (open from May to October), barbecue pits and a campsite, along with some food stalls and restaurants.
To prevent the loss of beach due to erosion, the government has recently filled with Hac Sa Beach with yellow sand making it appear less black than before. The beach is located near the Hac Sa Reservoir Country Park which is another famous attraction amongst tourists.
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Things to Do at Hac Sa Beach
- Hac Sa Reservoir Country Park offers a vast range of activities including (but not limited to) sporting facilities like a pool, tennis court and golf course. It also offers a lovely stroll around the reservoir, pedal boats and a suspension bridge.
- Restaurants and food stalls on the beach are very popular, offering both fine dining and street food options. Some good restaurants on the beach are Fernando’s and Miramar, two of the most popular restaurants among both locals and tourists. Both restaurants serve Portuguese food with Macanese touches.
- Barbeque pits both within the Hac Sa reservoir and outside on the beach are very popular among visitors.
- The beach also has a campsite that is especially popular among students seeking adventure under the starry night skies of the beach.
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- The famous Fernandoes of Macau is located close to Hac Sa Beach. It serves the best Portuguese food in town.
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