- Service Introduction -
- Departure Time: Flexible (Recommended departure time: 08:00 - 10:00)
- Private Day Tour Hours: 08:00 - 22:00, latest departure time is 15:00
- Departure Location: Hotels in Taipei/New Taipei City (please provide the detailed address when booking) / Songshan Airport & Taoyuan Airport (please provide flight information in the remarks)
- Duration: 4 / 6 / 8 / 9 / 10 / 11 hours (latest end time is 22:00; for airport departures, the duration starts 60 minutes after the flight lands)
- Return Information: Hotels, night markets, or attractions in central Taipei/New Taipei City (additional charges apply for areas outside Taipei City) / If dropping off at Jiufen, the tour must end one hour earlier
- Vehicle Type: 1 - 4 passengers - 5-seater car / 4 - 7 passengers - 9-seater van
- Language Service: Chinese and English services are available; please select the corresponding language package if needed
- Overtime Charges: 0 - 30 minutes, NT$ 300 for a 5-seater car, NT$ 350 for a 9-seater van; 31 - 60 minutes, NT$ 600 for a 5-seater car, NT$ 700 for a 9-seater van.
- Taiwan Legal Regulations: Children under 4 years old are required to use a baby bed or safety seat; it is recommended that children over 4 years old and under 120 cm in height use a booster seat. Please provide the child's date of birth, height, and weight in the remarks when booking, and pay NT$ 300 on-site.
- A night surcharge of NT$ 1000 applies for departures before 08:00 or if the itinerary extends past 22:00.
- If the itinerary starts or ends at Taoyuan Airport, an additional charge of NT$ 1000 applies; please provide flight information in the remarks.
- Private Day Tour Routes -
- 4-Hour Limited Routes:
Route 4A: Taipei - Yehliu / Shifen / Jinguashi / Jiufen (choose one) - Return to Taipei
Route 4B: Taipei - Taipei City Sightseeing - Return to Taipei
- 6-Hour Limited Routes:
Route 6A: Taipei - Yehliu / Shifen / Jinguashi / Jiufen / Houtong Cat Village (choose two) - Return to Taipei
Route 6B: Taipei - Taipei City Sightseeing - Return to Taipei
- 8-Hour Recommended Routes:
Route 8A: Taipei - Yehliu - Shifen - Jinguashi - Jiufen - Return to Taipei
Route 8B: Taipei - Shifen - Pingxi Old Street - Jiufen - Keelung Miaokou Night Market - Return to Taipei
Route 8C: Taipei - Yehliu - Shifen - Houtong - Jiufen - Return to Taipei
Route 8D: Taipei - Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall - Yangmingshan National Park - Qingtiangang - Xiaoyoukeng - Return to Taipei
Route 8E: Taipei - Yangmingshan National Park - Qingtiangang - Xiaoyoukeng - Tamsui Old Street - Return to Taipei
- 9 - 11 Hour Routes: Please contact customer service to arrange your own itinerary
* Taipei City sightseeing does not include attractions in New Taipei City such as Yangmingshan, Tamsui, or Wulai.
* For other designated routes, please specify in the remarks when booking, and we will provide a new quote. Those who do not specify a route will be booked as Route A.
* Please note that if your private day tour itinerary differs from the recommended routes, a custom quote can be provided.
- Attraction Introduction -
・Jiufen Old Street
The most impressive part of Jiufen is undoubtedly its old street area. Featured in numerous films and television works, Jiufen Old Street is lined with red lanterns that illuminate the ancient stone steps, filling the entire mountain town with a traditional and romantic atmosphere.
・Yin Yang Sea
Named for the striking contrast between the yellowish-brown water at the estuary, caused by natural minerals, and the blue water of the open sea. The traffic light on the coastal road and the seaside intersection resemble a classic scene from the anime 'Slam Dunk', which is why it is also known as 'Little Kamakura'.
・Shen'ao Elephant Trunk Rock
Located at the Shen'ao Cape, the Elephant Trunk Rock was formed by thousands of years of coastal erosion, resulting in a shape that resembles an elephant in the sea. The path to the rock involves some gravel and uneven terrain, so comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
・Badouzi Station
Officially opened at the end of 2016, Badouzi Station is located next to the coastal highway and is known as the station closest to the coastline in Taiwan. Standing on the platform, you can enjoy the beautiful view of the sea and sky merging into one. Its location between the mountains and the sea has earned it the nickname 'The Duoliang Station of Northern Taiwan'.
・Chaojing Park
Located on the east side of the Badouzi Peninsula, Chaojing Park features vast seaside grasslands with expansive views, offering sights of Jiufen and Keelung Mountain. It is one of the most popular attractions on the Northeast Coast. The park is home to many art installations, such as the popular 'Flying Broomsticks', which attract many visitors.
・Zhengbin Fishing Port
Keelung's Zhengbin Fishing Port was once a quiet fishing village. After the houses along the harbor were painted in vibrant colors, the combination of blue skies, white clouds, and the colorful little port has attracted many travelers to visit and take photos.
・Shuiwei Fishing Port Mysterious Coast
The Mysterious Coast is located within Jinshan's Shitoushan Park. The most common way to reach it is from Shuiwei Fishing Port. After passing through a sea cave, you will see the rocky coastline of the Mysterious Coast. You can follow the path along the waves past unique rock formations all the way to the Jiezi Pavilion observation deck, where you can look down at the deserted beach and the vast East China Sea.
・Keelung Miaokou
The street food at Keelung Miaokou dates back to the Japanese colonial era. It is named after the 'Dianji Temple', commonly known as the 'Shengwang Temple', in front of which it is located. The area is famous for many snacks, such as bubble ice, dingbiancuo, nutritious sandwiches, oyster omelets, shrimp thick soup, bean thread soup, and tempura. When visiting Keelung, you must try these famous delicacies at Miaokou.
・Qianshuiwan Seaside Park
Located about half an hour's drive from Tamsui on the Danjin Highway in Sanzhi District, Qianshuiwan has a bay-shaped coastline with both rocky and sandy shores. There are convenient walking paths and observation decks along the beach, as well as many unique cafes nearby, making it a great place to enjoy the sea in the Taipei area.
・Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf
Located on the right bank of the Tamsui River estuary, Tamsui Fisherman's Wharf is one of the most popular spots in Taipei to watch the sunset and night views. The wharf features a spacious park and a pedestrian-only ship-shaped landscape bridge that spans the harbor. Additionally, there are many shops and restaurants nearby where you can enjoy the leisurely atmosphere of the fishing port.