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\u6d77\u5929\u9a7f\u7ad9\u6d77\u6ee9 also known as Hac Sa Beach is the largest natural beach in Macau. Its name means black sand in Cantonese. The dark sand comes from minerals. These minerals are lighter than those on volcanic beaches.
Once, the entire beach was black. To combat erosion, the government added yellow sand. Now, it is a mix of gold and dark minerals.
Hac Sa Beach is near the Hac Sa Reservoir Country Park. A stream flows from the reservoir through the beach center. The water quality here is considered mediocre, but brave swimmers still enjoy it.
Buses run frequently to Hac Sa Beach. You can take bus lines 21A, 25, or 26A from the Macau Peninsula. Bus 15 connects Taipa to Hac Sa. Bus 26 will take you from Fai Chi Kei.
Looking for a place to eat? Try Fernando’s near Hac Sa Wan. It serves delicious Macanese food. However, remember that it’s cash only. Reservations are not possible except on weekdays for large parties.
Alternatively, the Westin Resort is at the beach’s eastern end. It offers garden, beach, or ocean views.
Coloane was once a haven for pirates. Now, it provides a peaceful escape. \u6d77\u5929\u9a7f\u7ad9\u6d77\u6ee9 is part of this tranquil island.
Come to \u6d77\u5929\u9a7f\u7ad9\u6d77\u6ee9 for sunbathing and swimming. Enjoy the blend of natural beauty and relaxation. Let the waves carry your worries away.