Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Green Island
Indulge yourself with a swim in an exceptional seawater hot spring by the
ocean. (
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Lisong
This wild spring deep in a remote river valley sprays down on you from a multicol-
oured cliff face. (
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Beaches
Taiwan's beaches vary from short crescents with tropical blue waters to long stretches of
black sand to some exceptionally fine coral-sand beaches on the outer islands. What's
more, most are free and not overrun with resorts.
Shanshui
Swim, surf, snorkel or just hang out at this superb beach next to a pretty vil-
lage. (
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Baishawan
Clear blue tropical waters, coconut palms and a white-crescent beach make
this the south's top beach. (
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Nanao
This wide-crescent bay has a black-sand beach and looks down a stunning coast-
line of high, steep cliffs. (
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Chipei Sand Tail
The finest white-sand beach in Taiwan, with an ever-changing shape.
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Taimali
There's no swimming, but camping and bonfires are encouraged. (
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Wai'ao
A long black-sand beach with the north's most happening surf scene. (
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