Giushan Island
Tourist attraction
Welcome to Guishan Island, also known as Turtle Island, a unique destination off the NE coast of Yilan, Taiwan. This dormant volcano, resembling a turtle, offers a fascinating blend of natural beauty and historical significance.
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Giushan Island, Toucheng, Taiwan
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Yilan: Guishan Island Half-Day Tour (Whale-Watching)
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₱ 1,621
₱ 2,164
Klook PASS Yilan
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₱ 893
Horse Riding in Yilan by Hills Horses House
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₱ 3,030
Yilan Guishan Island Half-Day Tour: Guishan Island Landing, Whale Watching, Surrounding Guishan Island
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₱ 1,621
₱ 2,164
Shrimping Experience in Yilan by Lan Yang Crab
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₱ 812
₱ 866
Yilan: Guishan Island Landing & Whale and Dolphin Watching & Milk Sea Around the Island｜Xinfufeng No. 36
Morning departure
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₱ 1,623
Yilan: Canoeing and SUP experience at Dongshan River Lanyang Xikou
Seasonal
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₱ 2,705
Guishan Island Yachting Experience in Yilan
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₱ 6,313
Yilan: Forest Coast Scenic Cycling
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₱ 2,705
Why people love Giushan Island
Chien ******
4 Dec
Maybe it's the off-season, so you can get a boat if you book the day before. But there were actually quite a few people who went there, and the seats were almost full. I left at 10 o'clock and came back around 12:30, just in time to eat at a nearby seafood restaurant. The time was perfect. I thought I was in good health and wouldn't get seasick. In the end, I felt dizzy and closed my eyes to rest. I watched other Almost all the people on the same boat fell into depression on the return trip, but none to the point of vomiting. I saw dolphins, but I didn't go to the bow to see them because I was afraid they would be more uncomfortable. Most of them can only be seen from the right bow. It must be a driving habit, so I arranged it on the right side. Apart from seasickness, overall this trip was worth it ~ the children were also very excited!
Klook 用戶
2 Dec
There is a limited time shrimp fishing activity to get shrimp cakes. It is very short and exciting. Children like it very much. I hope there will be more activities to get shrimp cakes😍The grilled shrimps are also delicious😋
PAN **
1 Dec
The Lanyang Museum is very easy to visit both inside and outside. You can easily go for a walk outside the museum. Inside the museum, there are multiple floors displaying precious cypress trees and local historical relics of Yilan. You will feel more knowledgeable after reading it.
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林 **
1 Dec
It is worth coming. In addition to the cheap tickets, there are many natural woods that have not been artificially carved and have a very special appearance. You can also overlook Guishan Island in the distance. It also introduces the previous lifestyle and the photos are beautiful.
클룩 회원
1 Dec
It was nice that there was a desk staff member who spoke Korean! The guide was Chinese, so I couldn't understand the explanation, but I was satisfied enough just by seeing the dolphins! However, the waves are high, so you might get seasick, so make sure to bring a kimi-te ㅠㅡㅠ (The smell of vomit on the boat is terrible.... Other than the inconvenience, I was very satisfied with the tour itself!)
吳 **
30 Nov
Before going out, a message will be sent to remind you of the gathering time ~ The weather was bad as a typhoon was approaching, but it was still possible to go out to sea ~ I thought I might not see dolphins, but I didn't expect to see quite a lot of them! ! (But I couldn’t take a photo) The weather was bad and I couldn’t see Guishan Island clearly, but the introduction was very careful. If I saw dolphins, I would tell everyone to see it!
LIN ********
27 Nov
The product has a high CP value, and there are many options for attraction content. You can directly queue up to enter the venue without queuing up to buy tickets. It is very convenient to use. Highly recommended👍
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LIN ********
27 Nov
The product has a high CP value, and there are many options for attraction content. You can directly queue up to enter the venue without queuing up to buy tickets. It is very convenient to use. Highly recommended👍
2+
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
The Milky Sea
Witness the mesmerizing phenomenon of the Milky Sea, where cold seawater mixes with hot spring water to create stunning turquoise waters. Keep an eye out for the Turtle's Head cliff and the sulfur smoke rising from the water.
Spot Whales and Dolphins
Embark on a whale-watching tour from May to October to catch a glimpse of migrating marine life, including bottlenose dolphins, killer whales, and false killer whales.
Sea Caves and the Turtle's Glasses
Explore the unique sea caves on the island's southern side, including the 'Spectacle of Glass Hole' cave that resembles a pair of glasses.
Culture and History
Guishan Island's rich history includes being home to a community of residents, becoming a restricted military zone, and reopening to the public in 2000. Explore the remnants of the old settlement and the island's cultural heritage.
Local Cuisine
While visiting Guishan Island, be sure to try the local cuisine, including fresh seafood dishes and traditional Taiwanese delicacies. Don't miss the opportunity to savor the unique flavors of the region.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Once a military base, Guishan Island is now a tourist destination and natural conservation area. Learn about the island's relocation of fishermen and its opening as a maritime ecological park.