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3 Days 2 Nights Cycling Tour | Hualien-Taitung Cycling Tour: Enjoying the Mountains and Seas (Northbound) | Giant Cycling Tour | Departing from Taitung
3 Days 2 Nights Cycling Tour | Hualien-Taitung Cycling Tour: Enjoying the Mountains and Seas (Northbound) | Giant Cycling Tour | Departing from Taitung
3 Days 2 Nights Cycling Tour | Hualien-Taitung Cycling Tour: Enjoying the Mountains and Seas (Northbound) | Giant Cycling Tour | Departing from Taitung
3 Days 2 Nights Cycling Tour | Hualien-Taitung Cycling Tour: Enjoying the Mountains and Seas (Northbound) | Giant Cycling Tour | Departing from Taitung
3 Days 2 Nights Cycling Tour | Hualien-Taitung Cycling Tour: Enjoying the Mountains and Seas (Northbound) | Giant Cycling Tour | Departing from Taitung

3 Days 2 Nights Cycling Tour | Hualien-Taitung Cycling Tour: Enjoying the Mountains and Seas (Northbound) | Giant Cycling Tour | Departing from Taitung


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Duration:3 day(s)
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  • Easy pedaling, enjoy a ride with the whole family.
  • Lead riders, rear guards, support vehicles, and professional technicians ensure a worry-free trip.
  • Immerse yourself in the experience, leisurely stroll through Hualien and Taitung, explore hidden gems, and savor authentic local cuisine.
  • Use your feet, your eyes, and your heart to discover the deepest smile within your heart.
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Sightseeing Tours

Minimum participant requirement10 travelers
Meal arrangementBreakfast included, Lunch included, With dinner, Arrange yourself

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- Itinerary Introduction -

  • Departure point: Taitung Railway Station
  • End point: Hualien Railway Station
  • Trip duration: 3 days 2 nights
  • Total riding distance: 183 km


Day 1 Taitung - Chenggong 33km

Taitung – Dulan Sugar Factory – Donghe – Bawengweng – Chenggong (Provincial Highway 11 + Secret Route)
Breakfast: On your own / Lunch: On your own / Dinner: Hotel dinner Accommodation: East Coast Seaview Resort Hotel or similar

Day 2 Success - Mizuho 75km

Chenggong – Sanxiantai – Yiwan – Yuli – Ruisui (Provincial Highway 11 + Yuchang Highway + County Road 193)
Breakfast: Hotel breakfast / Lunch: Yuli Bamboo Garden Restaurant / Dinner: Hotel dinner Accommodation: Huye Hot Spring Resort or similar

Day 3 Rueisui - Hualien 75km

Ruisui – Guangfu – Fenglin – Shoufeng – Hualien (County Road 193 + Provincial Highway 9 + Nanbin Bikeway)
Breakfast: Hotel breakfast / Lunch: Lintian Mountain pork knuckle / Dinner: Hualien deluxe bento box

Risk Disclosure and Disclaimer

Risk Disclosure and Disclaimer

Donghe Bridge

Donghe Bridge

Eight Omniscient Paths

Eight Omniscient Paths

Bissilian

Bissilian

County Road 193

County Road 193

Danong Dafu Plain Forest Park

Danong Dafu Plain Forest Park

Hualien Tourist Sugar Factory

Hualien Tourist Sugar Factory

East Rift Valley

East Rift Valley

花蓮觀光糖廠

花蓮觀光糖廠

The facilities at the old Toraya Onsen in Mizuho are relatively basic. For those who require higher quality accommodation, we recommend upgrading to the new Toraya Onsen, "Chiatoho," for an additional fee (see image below). Please specify your preference in the order notes if you require this accommodation, and we will try our best to accommodate you.

The facilities at the old Toraya Onsen in Mizuho are relatively basic. For those who require higher quality accommodation, we recommend upgrading to the new Toraya Onsen, "Chiatoho," for an additional fee (see image below). Please specify your preference in the order notes if you require this accommodation, and we will try our best to accommodate you.

Purchase Notice

- Notes -

1. Please provide your height and weight when registering so that we can reserve bicycles; and please provide the name and phone number of your emergency contact.

2. Target audience:

2.1 It is recommended that children be 11 years of age or older or 145 cm or taller. Children under 18 years of age must provide parental consent. Children under 15 years of age must be accompanied by a legal guardian. If no legal guardian can accompany the child, the legal guardian must agree to appoint an agent to accompany the child.

2.2 Individuals aged 70 and above must submit a consent form to participate, and it is strongly recommended that they be accompanied by family or friends.

2.3 The rider must be at least 14 years old and preferably be at least 150 cm tall to ride an electric-assisted bicycle.

2.4 For parent-child tours, summer camps, or special itineraries, please refer to the itinerary announcements for details.

2.5 It is recommended that applicants be 16 years of age or older for overseas trips.

3. Rest stops and activity times may be adjusted depending on actual weather conditions and the pace of the group members.

4. The hotel accommodation and itinerary will be confirmed in the pre-departure notice.

5. In the event of force majeure such as weather conditions, the company reserves the right to make final interpretations of the activity and has the right to temporarily change the itinerary. No refunds will be given to those who leave the group or abandon the trip.

6. Due to the high difficulty of cycling, this activity is not suitable for people with chronic or acute illnesses (such as cardiovascular diseases, etc.). Please consider your physical condition.

7. Legally mandated travel liability insurance only covers "sudden external accidents." Accidents or medical expenses arising from pre-existing or known health conditions (including but not limited to chronic diseases, relapses of acute illnesses, pregnancy, etc.) are not covered. If you feel the coverage is insufficient, participants are advised to purchase other appropriate insurance before the activity, such as travel accident insurance or overseas emergency medical insurance, and confirm that the coverage meets your individual needs.

8. Health Disclosure and Pre-trip Preparations

Travelers are required to provide complete and truthful health information as requested by the travel agency and its staff, and to present valid medical certificates when necessary. These obligations are part of the traveler's legal and contractual obligations. Sufficient physical fitness and health are required to safely complete the entire activity; it is recommended that travelers begin appropriate physical training and conditioning 1 to 3 months prior to departure to ensure the safety and smooth running of the activity. If a traveler fails to provide truthful health information or fails to make sufficient preparations, resulting in a health or safety incident during the activity, the traveler shall bear all related responsibilities.

9. Obligation to disclose physical condition

To ensure tour safety and protect the rights of all group members, participants should truthfully disclose their health condition before registration. If any of the following conditions exist, regardless of whether they are currently undergoing treatment or have recovered, participants should proactively disclose this information:

Pregnancy; history of or current cardiovascular disease, brain disease, cancer, musculoskeletal and connective tissue disease, respiratory disease, other chronic disease, infectious disease; history of alcohol or drug addiction; physical disability or other serious illness.

Participants should carefully assess their own health condition to determine if they are suitable for this activity. If necessary, they should consult a physician and recommend that family or friends accompany them. Given that cycling tours involve long distances and high intensity riding, if participants conceal or fail to truthfully disclose health information, or if any accidents occur during the activity due to personal health factors, the participant will bear all related responsibilities and losses, and the company will not be held liable.

10. I agree to guarantee my physical and safety condition:

I confirm that I am currently in good health and have no special physical conditions, pregnancy, cardiovascular disease, or other illnesses or symptoms that may affect my safe participation in the activity; if I have any relevant medical history, I have informed the travel agency in advance and have been assessed by myself or my doctor to confirm that I can participate safely.

I have carefully considered my health and physical condition before registering, and have thoroughly understood the activity content and precautions before the event. I promise to abide by all safety regulations and staff instructions.

If any danger or damage occurs during the activity due to personal behavior, judgment, or health factors, the individual shall bear the relevant responsibility, and the travel agency's legal liability shall not be affected.

In the event of an accident, I will apply for a claim in accordance with the insurance company's regulations; for any part not covered by the insurance or for which the insurance amount is insufficient (such as medical expenses caused by the recurrence or deterioration of an illness, or situations that occur outside the insurance period), I agree to bear all personal and property losses myself.

11. Insurance Reminder for Traveling to Meeting Points Independently During Overseas Trips

If participants choose to purchase their own airfare and travel independently from their departure point to the designated meeting point to join the group, the round-trip transportation and safety during the journey are not covered by the travel agency's itinerary and insurance. To ensure personal safety and rights, participants should purchase comprehensive personal travel accident insurance and other necessary insurance at their departure point, and ensure that the insurance coverage is sufficient to cover their self-arranged transportation and activities. Any losses incurred due to lack of insurance or insufficient coverage will be borne by the participant.

12. When filing a claim, you must provide the original or a copy of the medical certificate and receipt (copies are not acceptable).

13. The coverage of legal travel liability insurance is limited to accidents. Accidents caused by one's own health condition are not covered. If you believe that this coverage is still insufficient, please purchase other insurance, such as travel accident insurance or overseas emergency medical and health insurance.

Reminders

  • A minimum of 10 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 30 day(s) before the departure date

Cancellation Policy

  • For cancellations made at least 41 day(s) prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 5% will apply
  • For cancellations made 31 to 40 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 10% will apply
  • For cancellations made 21 to 30 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 20% will apply
  • For cancellations made 2 to 20 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 30% will apply
  • For cancellations made 1 to 1 days prior to selected date, a cancellation fee of 50% will apply
  • Cancellation is not allowed between 0–0 days from the selected date. Orders cannot be canceled or modified, and refunds will not be granted.
NOTE
  • Due to time zone differences, the confirmed cancellation date is based on the supplier’s local time. Please allow 2–5 business days to process your cancellation request, after which the cancellation fee will be charged according to the product’s cancellation policy. Once the cancellation is confirmed, you will receive your refund within 14 working days.

FAQ

1. What is the best time of year for a Huadong cycling tour?

The most pleasant times for a Huadong cycling tour are spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). During these months, the weather is typically mild with comfortable temperatures, less rainfall, and clear skies, offering ideal conditions for cycling and enjoying the stunning coastal and valley scenery of Eastern Taiwan. These seasons enhance the overall experience, providing a refreshing journey through Huadong's natural beauty.

2. What kind of weather can cyclists expect during a Huadong tour?

Cyclists on a Huadong tour can expect varied weather depending on the season. Spring and autumn offer mild, comfortable temperatures with pleasant breezes and generally sunny days, perfect for outdoor activities. Summer (June to August) is hot and humid, with a higher chance of afternoon showers and occasional typhoons, requiring preparation for heat and rain. Winters (December to February) are generally mild and dry, though mornings and evenings can be cooler, especially in mountainous areas. Always check the local forecast before and during your trip.

3. Are there any specific seasons to avoid for cycling in Huadong?

While Huadong offers unique beauty year-round, cyclists might consider avoiding peak summer (July and August) due to high heat, humidity, and an increased risk of typhoons, which can disrupt travel plans and make cycling less comfortable. Additionally, winter can bring cooler temperatures to some areas, though many cyclists still find it enjoyable with appropriate gear. Always check weather forecasts and typhoon warnings, especially if traveling during the summer months, to ensure a safe and pleasant experience.

4. How bike-friendly is the environment for a Huadong cycling tour?

Huadong is highly regarded as a bike-friendly region in Taiwan, offering a fantastic environment for cycling tours. The area boasts well-maintained roads, numerous dedicated cycling paths, and stunning scenic routes that are often less congested than urban areas. The local communities are generally supportive of cyclists, and there are many places to rest and replenish. The diverse landscape, from the Pacific coastline to the serene East Rift Valley, provides a rewarding and accessible cycling experience for various skill levels.

5. What safety measures are in place for cyclists on a Huadong tour?

For a safe Huadong cycling tour, it is crucial to follow general cycling safety guidelines. These include wearing a helmet at all times, using reflective gear, and ensuring your bicycle is in good working condition. If you join an organized tour, dedicated support vehicles and experienced guides are often provided to assist with navigation, mechanical issues, and emergencies. Routes are typically planned to utilize designated cycling paths and roads with lighter traffic, prioritizing cyclist safety. Always be aware of traffic regulations and local road conditions.

6. Are there dedicated cycling paths or lanes in Huadong?

Yes, Huadong is renowned for its excellent network of dedicated cycling paths and scenic lanes, making it a prime destination for cyclists. You'll find well-marked routes running along the picturesque Pacific coast, through the tranquil East Rift Valley, and past lush rice paddies and charming rural towns. These paths often separate cyclists from heavy vehicle traffic, providing a safer and more enjoyable experience. Popular routes include portions of the Taiwan Cycling Route No. 1 and various local circuits designed for leisure and exploration.

7. What is the typical duration of a Huadong cycling tour?

A Huadong cycling tour typically ranges from 3 to 7 days, allowing participants to fully immerse themselves in the region's diverse landscapes and culture. The duration often depends on the chosen route, daily mileage, and desired pace. Many tours are designed with a leisurely rhythm, covering appropriate daily distances to ensure cyclists can enjoy the scenery, explore local attractions, and relax without feeling rushed. Shorter tours might focus on specific segments, while longer ones cover more extensive areas of the East Coast and Rift Valley.

8. What are the key highlights or scenic spots along a Huadong cycling route?

A Huadong cycling route showcases breathtaking natural beauty and cultural gems. Key highlights often include the dramatic cliffs and azure waters of the Pacific coastline, the lush, serene rice paddies and pastoral scenery of the East Rift Valley, and charming indigenous villages. Cyclists can discover hidden waterfalls, soak in natural hot springs, and visit iconic landmarks like the Tropic of Cancer Marker. The journey offers continuous scenic vistas, from majestic mountains to the vast ocean, promising unforgettable memories.

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