• Jin Shan Seashore Park - Meet your tour guide and driver in the hotel lobby before heading to Jinshan District in New Taipei City. Relax and enjoy the scenic one-hour drive.

Your first stop is Shihtoushan Park, a former military restricted zone known for its natural beauty and primary vegetation. The park offers stunning views of Twin Candlestick Islets (Double Rock) rising from the sea.

• Huang Gang Shequ Gonggong Yushi - Next, visit the famous Huanggang Community Public Hot Springs Center, home to one of the most beautiful foot bathing pools on Taiwan’s Northern Coast. The pool’s iron-rich hot spring water has a unique golden brown color due to oxidation, earning it the name “Golden Spring.” Soak your feet in the soothing waters while enjoying peaceful sea views, rejuvenating both body and mind.
• Jinshan Jinbaoli Old Street - After your relaxing foot soak, embark on a culinary adventure along Jinshan Old Street. Sample local delicacies like Jinshan Duck Meat, sweet potatoes, scallion pancakes, Xiaolongbao, seafood congee, and more. Lunch is at your own expense, so savor the flavors and ambiance of this historic 300-year-old street.
• Shi Ba Wang Gong Temple - After lunch, take a leisurely drive along the Northern Coast to the Temple of Eighteen Deities. According to legend, 17 merchants perished in a shipwreck during the Qing Dynasty. A loyal dog, who survived the wreck, chose to drown itself to join its companions. The temple was built to honor this touching story, and during renovations, a 30-meter-tall bronze statue of the dog was erected as a tribute.
• Shimendong - Next, visit Shimen Stone Arch, also known as Shimen Cave, a natural rock formation shaped by sea waves and geological uplift. The 10-meter-tall arch offers panoramic views of the sky and sea, and you can also spot wildlife in the rock pools.
• Laomei Green Reef - Your next stop is the seasonal Laomei Green Reef, recognized by CNN as one of Taiwan’s eight wonders. Formed from volcanic eruptions and coastal erosion, the reef’s surface is covered in algae from March to May, giving it a mesmerizing green hue. This natural spectacle attracts thousands of visitors each year.
• Laomei Maze - Before ending your tour, take a detour to Laomei Maze, a circular labyrinth made of brick walls. It has a mystical charm and offers a fun stroll, with the scenic Fugui Cape Lighthouse in the background, perfect for photos.
• Fugui Cape Lighthouse - While exploring Taiwan’s Northern Coast, don’t miss the local specialty—gelidium jelly dessert. This refreshing treat, sweetened with lemon juice and syrup, is perfect for cooling down on hot days.

Your final stop is Fugui Cape Lighthouse, the northernmost point of Taiwan. Originally built in 1897 as an octagonal iron structure, it was rebuilt in 1962 as a cement lighthouse with black and white stripes for visibility. The surrounding walking trail offers breathtaking coastal views.

You’ll return to downtown Taipei around 16:30 and arrive at your hotel by 18:00.

• Professional licensed tour guide
• In-vehicle air conditioning
• Gelidium jelly dessert
• Local general liabilities insurance

• Food and beverage
• Gratuities

Embark on this tour from Taipei, starting at Shitoushan Park, formerly a restricted military zone. Along the coastline, immerse yourself in breathtaking views where the sea meets the sky.

From the elevated viewpoint of Shitoushan Park, immerse yourself in the stunning vista of Twin Candlestick Islets (Double Rock) emerging from the sea. Afterwards, treat yourself to a revitalizing foot soak at the Huanggang Community Public Hot Springs Center, known for its unique ‘Golden Spring’. Then, continue your journey with a culinary exploration along Jinshan Old Street at your own pace.

After lunch, you will explore the Temple of Eighteen Deities, famed for its colossal sculpture of the legendary dog. Following this, continue your journey to the iconic Shimen Stone Arch, a landmark of this district, before proceeding to the historic Fugui Cape Lighthouse. Conclude your journey with the awe-inspiring seasonal spectacle of Laomei Green Reef!

• Ensure you carry enough cash with you to cover your expenses for meals, beverages, souvenirs, tips, etc. Convenience stores and most of the eateries in Taiwan don’t accept credit cards as a form of payment.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.