Visitors tour the fishing port, sandbar, sea oyster fields and intertidal zone, with ocean-waste art installations, and observe the lagoon and rich marine life. Then land on the uninhabited island and stroll along Cake Beach to feel the beauty of nature.
Landing on the uninhabited intertidal island, where waves beating the beach have shaped a one-of-a-kind rippled sand landscape. Because the sand sits high and holds little water, small sand hills form. Visitors' footprints, photographed from above, appear three-dimensional because of the light, and visitors have named it Cake Beach.
Experience time slots are arranged by the provider; please confirm when booking.
In addition to the experience fee, an admission ticket must be purchased to enter the park.
Free to visit the site; boat fare NT$100-700
