Public holidays in Macau 2023
10 nationwide public holidays in 2023.
Nationwide holidays 2023
| Date | Weekday | Holiday | Local name |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January Sunday | Sunday | New Year's Day 元旦 | 元旦 |
| 22 January Sunday | Sunday | Chinese New Year's Day 農曆正月初一 | 農曆正月初一 |
| 23 January Monday | Monday | The second day of Chinese New Year 農曆正月初二 | 農曆正月初二 |
| 24 January Tuesday | Tuesday | The third day of Chinese New Year 農曆正月初三 | 農曆正月初三 |
| 5 April Wednesday | Wednesday | Tomb-Sweeping Day 清明節 | 清明節 |
| 1 May Monday | Monday | Labor Day 勞動節 | 勞動節 |
| 30 September Saturday | Saturday | The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival 中秋節翌日 | 中秋節翌日 |
| 1 October Sunday | Sunday | National Day of the People's Republic of China National day 中華人民共和國國慶日 | 中華人民共和國國慶日 |
| 23 October Monday | Monday | Double Ninth Festival 重陽節 | 重陽節 |
| 20 December Wednesday | Wednesday | Macao S.A.R. Establishment Day National day 澳門特別行政區成立紀念日 | 澳門特別行政區成立紀念日 |
Regional and local holidays 2023
Some holidays apply only in certain regions or municipalities. Local and municipal holidays may be incomplete; official local announcements take precedence.
These holidays do not apply nationwide and are not counted in the countdown, long weekends or bridge days.
The data source lists no regional or local holidays for Macau in 2023.
Full list for one region
| Date | Weekday | Holiday | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 January Sunday | Sunday | New Year's Day | Nationwide |
| 22 January Sunday | Sunday | Chinese New Year's Day | Nationwide |
| 23 January Monday | Monday | The second day of Chinese New Year | Nationwide |
| 24 January Tuesday | Tuesday | The third day of Chinese New Year | Nationwide |
| 5 April Wednesday | Wednesday | Tomb-Sweeping Day | Nationwide |
| 1 May Monday | Monday | Labor Day | Nationwide |
| 30 September Saturday | Saturday | The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival | Nationwide |
| 1 October Sunday | Sunday | National Day of the People's Republic of China | Nationwide |
| 23 October Monday | Monday | Double Ninth Festival | Nationwide |
| 20 December Wednesday | Wednesday | Macao S.A.R. Establishment Day | Nationwide |
Long weekends and bridge days 2023
Based on nationwide holidays and the weekend in Macau (Saturday and Sunday). Regional, local and group holidays are not included.
Long weekends
- Sat 21 Jan – Tue 24 Jan · 4 days offChinese New Year's Day, The second day of Chinese New Year, The third day of Chinese New YearTypically in Macau: high 19°C (66°F), low 16°C (61°F), rain on 14% of days
- Sat 29 Apr – Mon 1 May · 3 days offLabor DayTypically in Macau: high 26°C (79°F), low 24°C (75°F), rain on 54% of days
- Sat 21 Oct – Mon 23 Oct · 3 days offDouble Ninth FestivalTypically in Macau: high 27°C (81°F), low 25°C (77°F), rain on 23% of days
- Sat 30 Dec – Mon 1 Jan 2024 · 3 days offNew Year's DayTypically in Macau: high 19°C (66°F), low 17°C (63°F), rain on 6% of days
Bridge days
No single-day bridges in 2023.
Leave planner 2023
Choose how many leave days you can take for one break. The planner finds the breaks that give the most days off in a row around nationwide holidays and weekends, and marks the leave days on the calendar below.
- Take 1 day off (Fri 20 Jan) get 5 days in a rowFri 20 Jan – Tue 24 Jan · Chinese New Year's Day, The second day of Chinese New Year, The third day of Chinese New YearShow on calendar ↓
- Take 2 days off (Mon 3 Apr, Tue 4 Apr) get 5 days in a rowSat 1 Apr – Wed 5 Apr · Tomb-Sweeping DayShow on calendar ↓
- Take 1 day off (Fri 28 Apr) get 4 days in a rowFri 28 Apr – Mon 1 May · Labor DayShow on calendar ↓
- Take 1 day off (Fri 29 Sep) get 3 days in a rowFri 29 Sep – Sun 1 Oct · The Day following Mid-Autumn Festival, National Day of the People's Republic of ChinaShow on calendar ↓
- Take 1 day off (Fri 20 Oct) get 4 days in a rowFri 20 Oct – Mon 23 Oct · Double Ninth FestivalShow on calendar ↓
- Take 1 day off (Fri 29 Dec) get 4 days in a rowFri 29 Dec – Mon 1 Jan 2024 · New Year's DayShow on calendar ↓
2023 calendar
Click working days on the calendar to choose your own leave days.
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Holiday dates are for general information and can change. Official government announcements take precedence.