Penghu

Those prone to seasickness should arrive early and line up to board the boat at the stern. The commentary is quite humorous. Since we opted for the sightseeing bus, the weather was pleasantly drizzly. For those wanting a more in-depth experience, the motorized vehicle might be better, but you'll need to manage your time accordingly. Due to the early spring tide, many attractions are visible from the sea, though not clearly. I recommend checking the tide table before booking your itinerary. There are many chill and adorable cats at Wang'an Island. Overall, I recommend the day trip, as it covers quite a distance. The all-inclusive service makes it more relaxed. At noon, they take us to eat small rice noodles (an extra charge, optional), but it's quite delicious and has a home-style flavor. Highly recommended!

Relatively easy to book, and it's nice to have a foreign passport discount. Remember to bring your passport to the counter! You don't need to show up an hour earlier like they suggest- 30min or maybe even 20 is fine if off-season. We had confusion with our return ferry brand being changed, and the English wording made it sound like our whole trip had been cancelled, so we had to re-confirm with customer support. Our rides both ways were quite bumpy with lots of people throwing up from seasickness, so come prepared. They do offer plenty of doggy bags and trash bins to dipose them in.

The location is excellent; you can walk directly there after disembarking from the ferry. The helmets are very dirty; bring your own. Ordering through KKDay was very convenient. The bike battery dies very easily; it's quite different from what the owner said about it lasting for six laps around Xiaoliuqiu.

Most people choose Hongzhen for car rentals in Penghu because it's economical. They offer airport pick-up and drop-off service, and Dijue is a pretty good ride.