Hac Sa Beach

Hac Sa Beach

Introduction

Hac Sa Beach is a natural beach and a renowned natural bathing site in Macau. The bay is shaped like a crescent, featuring a gentle slope and a wide expanse of sand. Nearby, there is a dense and verdant pine forest, as well as a spacious parking lot, bus station, and various snack stalls. Close to the beach entrance is Hac Sa Park. The distinctive feature of Hac Sa lies in its fine, jet-black and smooth sand, which gives the beach its name. It is said that the dark sand is formed from black secondary mineral glauconite, created under specific marine conditions. Influenced by ocean currents, the glauconite is carried close to the shore and then transported to the beach by waves, transforming what was once a clean white sandy beach into a mysterious and captivating black one. There are numerous recreational activities around the beach, and during holidays, weekends, and peak summer season, Hac Sa Beach attracts large crowds, bustling with energy. Transportation

It can be reached by buses 15, 21A, 25, 26A, and 26.

Macau, Macau

St. Francis Xavier Parish [São Francisco Xavier Parish]