【Hidden Gem of Keelung Island】2026 Keelung Island Sea Tour & Island Stroll & Lighthouse Climb & Elephant Trunk Rock View 『Complimentary Limited Energy Pack』

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- Itinerary Information -


Departure time: 08:00-14:00 (depending on the departure time of each itinerary), it is recommended to arrive at the meeting point 30 minutes in advance to check in at the counter Meeting point: No. 211, Beining Road, Zhongzheng District, Keelung City (Fuyou Sea Tour Check-in Office)


- Project Introduction -

● 2-in-1: Landing & circling the island, about 2 hours including sailing time ● 3-in-1: Landing & circling the island & climbing the lighthouse, about 3.5 hours including sailing time ● 4-in-1: Landing & circling the island & climbing the lighthouse & Elephant Trunk Rock, about 4.5 hours including sailing time

*The fee includes: landing, boat tickets, explanation, insurance, and island cleaning fee


- Attractions -

● Keelung Island

Taiwanese: Jilongzhu, also known as Keelung Island, was called Jilong Islet in ancient times. It is an island located in the East China Sea northeast of Taiwan. Standing in the sea northeast of Keelung, "Keelung Islet", one of the eight scenic spots of Keelung, is about 960 meters long and 400 meters wide. The highest altitude on the island is 182 meters. It is shaped like a whale and is very conspicuous on the sea. Ships entering and leaving Keelung Port also use it as a landmark. Keelung Island is a volcanic island composed of active rocks such as hornblende, biotite, quartz, and andesite. It is one of the four volcanic islands off the coast of Keelung, along with Mianhua Island, Pengjia Island, and Huaping Island.

The island's recreational facilities are mainly trails and pavilions, and its features include precious igneous geological landscapes and rare native plants. Seabirds can also be seen inhabiting the island. In addition, due to the windy and rainy weather, the vegetation is rich and diverse. May to June is the blooming season of the lily of the valley, commonly known as the Lily Festival, and August to September is the season of the Lycoris radiata, commonly known as the Garlic Flower Festival. You can even see the unique traces of volcanic crabs, as well as birds such as white-crowned sparrows, hoopoes, and swifts flying. If it is surrounded by clouds and mist, the mysterious atmosphere is even more apparent.

● Keelung Island Lighthouse

Keelung Island Lighthouse is a lighthouse facility on the island. It was built in 1980. It is the first octagonal concrete lighthouse designed by Taiwan itself and the earliest to use solar power generation. The exterior is black and white vertical stripes. The lamp is 189.3 meters high and the optical distance is 12.8 nautical miles. It was added to make up for the insufficient distance between the Yehliu light pole and the Bitou Cape Lighthouse. Currently, the lighthouse can be reached through the sea-viewing trail and the hiking trail. There is also a "Private First Class Nantian Martyrdom Monument" left over from the Japanese colonial period. At that time, Private First Class Nantian accidentally fell while working on the fortifications and died, so this monument was erected to commemorate him.

● Elephant Trunk Rock

It is one of the 36 secret places in Taiwan that are widely circulated on the Internet. As the name suggests, it is a huge rock that looks like a giant elephant standing sideways on the sea. The cliff headland is the elephant's body, and the slender and curved stones of the sea arch are like the elephant's long trunk extending into the bottomless sea. The gap between the elephant's head and trunk forms the arch landscape of the sea cave. If you admire the Elephant Trunk Sea Cave from a higher place, you can have a panoramic view of the rocks on the entire cape. Combined with the deep blue sea under the cliff holding up the huge rocks on the cape, you can't help but admire the wonders of nature.