Penghu

I originally thought we wouldn't see many beautiful sights in Hangwan, and figured it would be good enough if they offered snorkeling for the kids. However, our coach turned out to be a very knowledgeable and handsome young man. I told him he resembled Ah Cui from the Fubon Guardians. He provided a thorough explanation of the unique features of each scenic spot along the way. Furthermore, we discovered that Love Fun is genuinely dedicated to helping the government restore coral in the ocean, having successfully transplanted the Lavender Forest, which is typically only found on southern islands. Each segment truly made us appreciate Penghu's waters even more. Thank you to the coach for taking photos of our entire family throughout the trip.

Even though the instructors are young, they are very dedicated. I hope they continue to maintain this high standard. My first diving experience was truly fantastic; the instructor was professional and meticulous. If you're visiting Penghu, choosing this place is an excellent idea! Everyone, please make sure to read the pre-trip information. Before diving, the instructor will give a lesson, so pay close attention. Underwater, the instructor even made bubble rings, which I initially thought was a new hand signal, but it turned out to be a fun little game! The overall experience was absolutely wonderful!

Although the underwater visibility wasn't the best due to the cloudy weather, the Lavender Secret Spot was truly amazing. The instructors were very attentive and professional, which made me feel at ease. The seagull feeding experience was full of surprises. The customer service representative was responsible and polite. Overall, my first experience with the entire team was fantastic. I will definitely choose this company again when I visit Penghu next time. Thank you!

One of the highlights of our Penghu trip. Onboarding process was well coordinated, starting with friendly reminder messages from the staff, and the staff took the effort to check for any special considerations from us. Visited a couple of sea caves for photo points, then proceeded to Dongji island where most of the visitors got to scooter around the island. Having no motorbike licence, we were pleasantly surprised they got us a driver+buggy taking us around the scenic points on the island. We then proceeded to Jiangjun Ao island where tasty seafood porridge was served for lunch. Snorkeling gear and use instructions were provided. The afternoon was spent on water activities, snorkeling, jetski and SUP, the staff made sure to take care of safety and comfort level before engaging us on all activities. Ended with baked chicken meal. Very approachable staff, good level of upbeat interaction. Kudos to Xiao Jie, Xiao Lai, Hao hao, Da xiong & all the backend staff who just made this memorable.

The Forget-Worry Island trip truly helps you forget your worries, making it hard to leave. It's a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life and commercialism. You can enjoy the sea, relax, snorkel, collect stones, watch the sunset, see a bonfire, release sky lanterns, and savor dinner and breakfast that rival high-end Western restaurants. The instructors were also incredibly attentive to everyone. Even though I was traveling alone, they made sure I felt especially cared for. I highly recommend this itinerary. I strongly suggest booking a 2-night stay; just one night would be a missed opportunity!

I had a reservation to go diving on April 22nd, but once we arrived at the location, the instructor assessed that the waves were too high and suggested it would be better to reschedule for the next day. Luckily, the weather on the 23rd was quite good! Not too hot, not too cold. It was really impressive that they made such a good decision right away! Experience: Although it wasn't my first time diving, I still hadn't quite mastered skills like mask clearing or breathing. After getting into the water, the instructor reconfirmed that I understood every step before slowly guiding me underwater, which added a sense of security! The underwater world, though visibility wasn't far, was still exciting to see with the artificially cultivated, colorful coral! There were also quite a few fish, and I got to experience feeding them and being surrounded by them. All in all, this experience brought a lot of excitement and happiness, in addition to feeling safe. The instructor wasn't strict and didn't rush students to learn immediately; they were very patient and friendly. Even coming alone, there's no need to be nervous. If I have another chance, I would definitely choose them again ❤️

Wszystko było bardzo przyjemne. Chociaż pierwotnie rezerwacja była na 19:40, z powodu niewystarczającej liczby osób zadzwoniono do nas wcześniej z pytaniem, czy chcielibyśmy zmienić godzinę na wcześniejszą. Zgodziliśmy się i okazało się, że godzina 18:30 na oglądanie zachodu słońca była idealna, a potem mieliśmy jeszcze czas na relaksujące nocne łowienie kalmarów. Załoga była bardzo uprzejma i uśmiechnięta. Moje dzieci bardziej interesowały się grami wideo🤣, ale przynajmniej była to dodatkowa opcja. Łódź była naprawdę nowa, piękna i czysta. Makaron z kalmarami był idealnie słony i bardzo smaczny, a do tego galaretka i ciasto z brązowego cukru. Wszyscy uczestnicy byli bardzo kulturalni i nie hałasowali, co stworzyło bardzo spokojną i relaksującą atmosferę – mieliśmy naprawdę szczęście. Każda wędka była przygotowana i ułożona bardzo schludnie, co było przyjemne dla oka. Chociaż nikt na całej łodzi nie złowił kalmarów, morska bryza była bardzo przyjemna, nie było wcale duszno, a delikatny zachód słońca sprawił, że to doświadczenie było naprawdę wspaniałe.

It was so much fun! My son insisted on giving it a five-star review. In the morning, we went out to sea to catch eels, crabs, and fish. After returning to port, we dug for mussels in the intertidal zone. After a lunch break, we went on an afternoon cruise and then fed seagulls. It was a very fulfilling and exciting itinerary.

Fish Trapping with Stone Piles Stone piling is another traditional fishing method in Penghu, besides stone weirs. It involves building stone piles (piers) in the intertidal zone during low tide. After fish use these piles as habitats, a net is used to catch them when the stone piles are dismantled. My younger daughter and I participated in this activity last year. She couldn't stop talking about it afterward and kept saying she wanted to bring her mom and sister to experience it. So, we took the opportunity during this trip to Penghu to do it again.