Penghu Day Trip | Enjoy a cruise on Qimei Island & Wang'an Island with Deyi Yacht Company | Departure from South China Sea Visitor Center

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- Itinerary Information -

• Activity time: 08:00-08:30 departure (after the boat schedule is made the day before, the notification will be sent via the platform message board or the representative’s mobile phone text message)
• Meeting place: Nanhai Visitor Center - Deyi Yacht Counter
• Meeting address: No. 25, Xinying Road, Magong City, Penghu County
• Length of the trip: about 6.5-7 hours (may be slightly affected by the weather and sea conditions on the day)

- Attractions -

Wangan

• Tiantai Mountain: From Tiantai Mountain, you can overlook Wang'an Island. There is a famous Xianji Rock on the mountain, which is actually a piece of basalt shaped like a human footprint. The legend goes that when the Eight Immortals were crossing the sea, Lu Dongbin suddenly felt a stomachache, but could not find a place to use the toilet. So he had to put one foot on Tiantai Mountain in Wang'an and the other on the sea cliff east of Huayu Island to relieve himself on the spot. The footprints left on Mount Tiantai became the present-day Xianji Rock, and the fallen excrement turned into the Penghu Islands.
• Zhongshe Ancient House: Zhongshe Ancient House was originally named Huazhai. Its architectural style still retains the characteristics of the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China, attracting painters, photographers, and professors and students of architecture departments from all over the world to come here for investigation and research.
• Yuanyang Cave: Yuanyang Cave was an important military station of the Japanese army during the Japanese occupation period. It was planned to be a speedboat base at that time, but it was not implemented due to the defeat of the Japanese army. The two huge caves excavated at that time still remain today. The area has gentle currents and clear waters, and now has pavilions, public toilets, and a camping area.
• Green Turtle Pavilion: It is a streamlined building with a turtle shell appearance. The pavilion is divided into different theme areas, including the green turtle introduction area, turtle and human ecological display area, seabird introduction area and South China Sea tourism introduction area. In addition to conducting local conservation research and treating injured green turtles, the museum also offers various biological models and interactive operations, as well as guided tours of marine ecological resources. Relevant resources for seabirds and other protected species can be found in the museum.

Qimei

• The Tomb of the Seven Beauties: Legend has it that during the Ming Dynasty, the seven beauties were invaded by Japanese pirates. Unwilling to be ravaged by the pirates, the seven women committed suicide by jumping into a well. Later, seven elm trees (which, according to legend, only bloom but not bear fruit) grew at the location where they were drowned. Locals believed that they were the reincarnations of the seven women.
• Husband-Waiting Rock: According to legend, there was a loving couple on Qimei Island. The husband went out to sea to fish and never returned, so his wife waited here for him to return. After several days, there was still no sign of him. The woman waited by the beach until she collapsed on the beach without knowing it. Later, a stone shaped like a pregnant woman was coincidentally formed on the seashore. The hair, head, chest, abdomen and feet were all lifelike and amazing. People in later generations believed that this was the incarnation of the woman who was waiting day and night for her husband to return.
• Little Taiwan: Go north along the coastal highway from Niumuping. When you pass the slope, you will see a viewing pavilion. Standing on the pavilion, you can admire the result of years of erosion by waves. The platform looks like Little Taiwan, so it is called Qimei Little Taiwan. There is also a rock shaped like Guishan Island in the same location, and its shape is more obvious when the tide is out.
• Double Heart Stone Weir: Stone weirs are a display of our ancestors' wisdom. They are fishing traps built with basalt and coral reefs. The Qimei Double Heart Stone Weir has a romantic shape and attracts many couples. It has become a representative tourist attraction in Penghu.

- Store Introduction -

• Deyi Yacht

Deyi Yacht Company has invested tens of millions of yuan to build a new fleet of high-speed yachts. It has a high-quality service team, including captains with extensive sailing experience. It is the preferred boatman for consumers to travel. The original intention of Deyi Yacht owner Chen is to let more people see the beauty of Penghu's outlying islands and get to know these islands scattered on the sea that were once prosperous.