Nanhai Visitor Center cruises

The Kaohsiung Love River cruise was a really great value travel itinerary. I was very satisfied because I could slowly move along the river at an affordable price and enjoy the urban scenery, the seaside, and the city's splendid night view of Kaohsiung at a glance. In particular, the atmosphere when the lights started to turn on one by one after sunset was so impressive that it was difficult to capture it all in photos. Most of all, it was even more meaningful because my parents were so satisfied that they said, "This was the best trip of all." I would highly recommend it as a travel itinerary for elderly people, as they can sit comfortably and enjoy the night view.

Thank you to the tour guide and captain. Zengwen Reservoir is even better with you here. Such beautiful mountain and sea scenery, with your dedication and introduction... allows more people to see it and learn about its story! The clean and spectacular scenery is a scene that even a phone can't capture, you can only remember it with your own eyes at the moment. A very nice treasure! Worth visiting again!

The cultural yacht 🛥️ boat trip (sailing time 40 minutes) has three time slots: 10:40, 14:40, 16:10, and the return time is: 13:50, 16:55, 19:50. I went there during the Dragon Boat Festival, and the weather was quite hot, so I chose to go there at night when the temperature would be cooler. If you choose a double ticket with meals, remember to call the Gaozi Tower revolving restaurant to make a reservation (07-8711707). It is a 5-minute walk from the berth to the restaurant. Considering that it is quite hot outside, I made a reservation 10 minutes after getting off the boat. You can dine in the revolving restaurant with air conditioning on while enjoying the harbor and coastal scenery outside the window. It is very comfortable. Taking a cultural yacht to the Hongmaogang Cultural Park is a very interesting way to go. If you drive directly from North Kaohsiung to Xiaogang, it is a long distance. On the contrary, taking a yacht can save you the fatigue of driving and you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of the coast and the landmark buildings of the harbor. Compared with the usual viewing on the shore, it is more spectacular and the view is wider. There are also professional guides on the cultural yacht to explain the scenery along the harbor, making the voyage more interesting.

I bought the tickets from Klook, took uber from hotel to reach the venue, cost around 700 twd. The experience was a refreshing one, where the guide explain the Eco cycle of the environment.. After the tour, sat down to grill the Oysters. It is eat all you can, some Oysters are big. The utensils provided is clean. Friendly operators.

This is our second time taking the canal section. The first time we took the canal section, it happened to be low tide this time. We added $200 on site to upgrade to the full route. The whole journey took about 1 hour and passed various bridge piers. It is recommended to take the 6 pm flight to see the sunset and the city lights. I would like to take it again next time. After the boat ride, you can go to the vegetarian restaurant next to it-Babao Pavilion 😋👍🏻

Although many people say that you can't see anything by island hopping at night, but I think it's great! At night, you can see the bright lights and bustle of Xiamen more clearly. It’s true that the distance between the two sides of the strait is so short. Although there are very few people hopping on the island at night, the captain’s enthusiastic driving and guidance is also the best part of this itinerary. Place.. I highly recommend this itinerary to overlook Xiamen and the Golden Gate Bridge in Taiwan, at least not to be destroyed by the scorching sun😂

The oysters are fresh and plump, and the store owner is warm and friendly. He often comes to care about the status of the roasted oysters, and you can eat as much as you want! The explanation given by Ms. Lemon on the Longheng was very interesting. The captain kindly showed the tourists a lot of things that they could not usually see. The whole family enjoyed this trip very much and kept saying it was really great and wanted to introduce it to everyone around them. Highly recommended to my friends

1. Location: Since the address is Yongsan Port, I thought it was a place with shops lined up in a seaside port, but that’s not true. It was an isolated store in a deserted field. It was strange because it wasn't on the beach, but if you walk about 5 minutes from the store, there is a boat dock on the canal (only this house's boat is docked). There is ample parking space in the yard. It's not a place you can get to by taxi/bus (since it's a remote place, it might be difficult to call a taxi. The staff was also worried about whether there would be a return car). I think I'll have to use a rental car/motorcycle, but I think it's too far to get there by motorcycle. 2. Required to call before making a reservation: Business hours are 8-17 PM, but these are the same as the operating hours of an oyster restaurant. Boat tours do not operate several times a day. On the day I went, there was only one time at 13:30 in the afternoon. I called the morning of the day to check the tour time and made a reservation through Klook. We can barely communicate in English. As simply as possible, ‘What time is the boat tour today? It would be better to say something like ‘How many of us are’ using a combination of words in Chinese? I communicated in English, but since it was 1 o'clock, I thought we were told to come 10 minutes early, but the boat tour was at 1:30 and we had to meet at 1:15. We must gather early, receive life jackets, and depart for the dock. So, you need to go at least 15 to 20 minutes early. Go early and show the QR code at the counter to get a ticket. Please tell me what time to meet. 3. Boat tour: Take a boat ride through a wide canal with an oyster farm and listen to the captain's explanation. It seemed like the explanation was very humorous and interesting, but I was disappointed that I couldn't understand it because I was a foreigner. It was nice just to look at the canal. We take a boat to a small island and walk along the promenade together with the captain. The trail is only half completed, so it is short. It would be even better when a deck that goes around the island is completed. Get off at the island briefly, walk for about 20 minutes, and then take the boat back. The boat stops midway and selects one or two guests to take out a net containing farmed oysters. You can see oysters that are one and a half years old. By the way, there is a bathroom on the boat. You have to bring water with you. 4. Grilled oyster buffet: You can grill oysters for an hour with unlimited refills, but the fire power is low so it's difficult to grill 2 bowls. The table next to me barely ate the first bowl of oysters they were served in an hour. We ate two bowls and were the last customers. It seems like the group of guests who were on the same boat came in advance and ate grilled oysters first. I thought you had to open your mouth to eat oysters, but when they were roughly grilled, you used two clamps to open the mouth and eat them. Because I didn't know that, I wasted a lot of time waiting for him to open his mouth. They also give you some clams as a service. 5. Pink Lake and Dingtoue sand bar are very close from here. Be sure to stop by. 6. There is another Yongsan Grilled Oyster Buffet besides this one (4,000-5,000 won cheaper), but it seems to be open only on weekends. Long Hai is also open on weekdays.