Taiwan's Northeast Coast Golden Coast One-Day Sightseeing Bus Tour | Departs Daily

Taiwan's northeastern corner boasts a unique rocky coastline. Take a day-long sightseeing bus tour to explore this stunning golden coastline, including the Nanya Rocks and the unique sea erosion formations of Bitou Cape. Visit Taiwan's easternmost lighthouse, Sandiao Cape. Climb the Beiguan Seaview Pavilion to listen to the crashing waves and gaze out at Guishan Island. Relax in the afternoon at Waiao Beach, boasting stunning ocean views.

- Attraction Introduction -

▲ Nanya Rocks

Famous for its unique rock formations, when you spot a rock carved by time into the shape of soft-serve ice cream along the coastal highway, prepare to embark on a leisurely journey to this breathtaking landscape of windswept rocks—a feast for the senses. (Highlights: Sea cliffs, weathered rocks, trace fossils, sea caves, sea erosion concave walls, and sea erosion platforms)

▲ Bitou Cape Recreation Area

Bitou Cape is named Bitou because of its nose-like shape, jutting out of the sea. The steep, jutting headland, with its sharp corners and towering cliffs, evokes a sense of the seaside horizon. The Bitou Tunnel is divided into two entrances, the North and South. The Bitou Harbor Service Area at the North entrance is the first stop on the Northeast Coast scenic route offering rest and dining options. It features a viewing platform, perfect for watching the waves. The surging waves of winter and the undulating waves of summer each offer a unique charm.

▲ Sandiaojiao Lighthouse
Located on Taiwan's easternmost headland, the Sandiaojiao Lighthouse is a prominent landmark in the Pacific Ocean, known as the "Eyes of Taiwan." It is the only lighthouse in northern Taiwan open to the public. (Sandiaojiao Lighthouse is closed on Mondays; visit Shicheng Coffee (at your own expense) or Dali Tiangong Temple instead.)

▲ Waiao Castle Coffee
This coffee shop, located atop Waiao Mountain, is designed like a European castle. Its commanding position offers stunning views of Guishan Island and the unique Waiao Visitor Center at the foot of the mountain. It's nearly always packed on weekends, and the breathtaking views often tempt visitors to spend entire afternoons there. In the past, the narrow path up the mountain couldn't accommodate tour buses, making it difficult to find tour itineraries. So, let Taiwan Tour Bus take you to this hidden gem, lauded by many online.