Macau Tower
338 metres tall, with a glass-floor observation deck, a revolving restaurant, and — for the brave — the world's highest commercial bungee jump.
Macau Tower stands on the southern edge of the peninsula, overlooking the bridge to Taipa. At 338 metres, it's taller than most guests expect, and its main draw is the Observation and Adventure Deck near the top — home to several increasingly extreme ways to experience the height.
What to do there
- Indoor observation deck — floor-to-ceiling views across the peninsula, Cotai and out toward mainland China; includes glass floor panels.
- Outdoor Skywalk — an open-air deck at the top, no glass barrier, harnessed.
- AJ Hackett bungee jump — marketed as the world's highest commercial bungee, a 233-metre free fall from the tower's outer rim.
- Skywalk X / Tower Climb — a guided climb up the tower's mast structure, for those who want the adrenaline without a full jump.
- 360° Café — a revolving restaurant at the base of the observation deck, a full rotation taking around 90 minutes.
| Height | 338m (223m to the main observation deck) |
|---|---|
| Cost | Paid entry for the observation deck; adventure activities (bungee, skywalk) are separately priced |
| Time needed | 1–2 hours for the deck; add time if booking an adventure activity |
| Getting there | Free shuttle buses run from several points on the peninsula and Cotai; also reachable by taxi |
Booking tip
Adventure activities like the bungee jump often require advance booking and have weight/health restrictions — check current requirements before your trip if this is a must-do.
FAQ
Is Macau Tower worth visiting?
If you want a proper skyline view or an adrenaline activity, yes — it's the only tall observation tower in Macau. If you've already got a good view from a Cotai resort or Fortaleza do Monte, it's more optional.
Do I need to book the bungee jump in advance?
Advance booking is recommended, especially on weekends and holidays — check current availability with the operator before travelling.