Twin-Hearts Stone Weir

The best time to visit Twin-Hearts Stone Weir is during the spring and autumn months when the weather is mild and pleasant. Visiting during low tide, especially in the late afternoon around sunset, offers the best views of the heart-shaped stone walls emerging from the sea. Expect calm seas ideal for boat tours and beautiful lighting for photography.

Besides the iconic Twin-Hearts Stone Weir, must-see attractions on Qimei Island include the old fishing villages with traditional architecture, scenic coastal trails, and nearby beaches. Boat tours often cover multiple islands in Penghu, offering snorkeling and visits to other natural landmarks such as Wang’an Island and Jibei Island.

Travelers usually start from Magong City in Penghu, taking a ferry or speedboat to Qimei Island. From Magong Harbor, daily boat tours operate to Twin-Hearts Stone Weir, often combined with visits to other islands. Access to Penghu is typically via flights from Taipei or Kaohsiung to Magong Airport.

Twin-Hearts Stone Weir is a rare example of traditional stone fish traps used by local fishermen, designed ingeniously to catch fish as the tide recedes. Its twin-heart shape symbolizes love and harmony, making it culturally significant and a romantic icon. It is also the best-preserved stone weir among Penghu’s many similar structures.

Visitors often combine Twin-Hearts Stone Weir with tours to nearby islands such as Jibei Island, known for its sandbar and cycling paths, and Wang’an Island, famous for its coral reefs and fishing culture. These island-hopping tours provide a comprehensive experience of Penghu's natural beauty and cultural heritage.