Pescadores: Parque Nacional dos Quatro Ilhéus do Sul - Excursão de um dia a Dongji e Blue Cave e Qimei (uso gratuito de motocicletas na Ilha Qimei)

先前往東吉嶼，船上冷氣很強，怕冷的要穿件外套，東吉嶼島上導遊解說的清清楚楚，天氣好真的很好拍照👍，藍洞只能遠遠看拍一下，光線剛好沒有配合有點可惜，七美島有租車比較方便，騎著摩托車繞著外圈各景點都看得到，很方便，就是機車上沒手機架有點不方便，可能是因為還不到旺季，人潮不會太多，該拍的都拍得很好👍👍👍，下次再找時間再去別的島看看。

The service staff were all very polite, enthusiastic, and friendly. The tour guide's explanations were very detailed. It's recommended to rent a scooter to fully explore Dongjiyu and Qimei Island. This time, it was high tide, and the Twin Hearts Stone Weir was submerged, so I hope to visit again next time. The abalone noodles in Qimei were delicious, and the grilled abalone at the Twin Hearts Stone Weir was also very tasty.

Departing from the South China Sea Tourist Center, all seats in the cabin are free seating. We will first disembark for a guided tour on Dongji Island, followed by a cruise around other islands (the boat will stop nearby for you to take photos and admire the scenery). Afterwards, we'll head to Qimei for a cycling tour around the island. The entire trip will be very sunny! Please make sure to prepare for sun protection!

The itinerary was just right, departing in the morning and returning to Magong in the afternoon. In one morning, you can visit the islands or cruise around several famous attractions in the Southern Four Islands. The tour guide is a local and provides detailed explanations. The highlight is the Qimei island scooter tour, where you can explore freely or follow the guide for explanations, as long as you return to the pier on time for boarding.

The tour guide explained everything meticulously, helping us understand the living environment of the local Penghu people better. This was my first time participating in such an activity, and I will definitely come back again the next time I visit Penghu.

Taking a day trip with a self-guided cycling itinerary allows you to enjoy the beautiful island scenery and explore freely at your own pace. This offers more independence than walking or taking a tour bus.

We spent two and a half hours in Qimei and one and a half hours in Dongji. The time was a bit short, so we didn't get to see some places we wanted to. However, we did visit all the major attractions. If you want to go to the Japanese military ruins in Dongji, you must rent a vehicle, otherwise you won't have enough time. It costs $250 on site. During the voyage, we approached the Blue Cave to stop and take photos, and also went to Dongyuping to pick up people. The trip ended around 3:30 PM. Overall, it was quite good.

Thank you to our tour guide Echo for the thoughtful tour. We heard about the origins of many Qimei attractions, sparked our imagination, learned about practical stone weirs, and ended with a touching story. Thank you to our fellow travelers for not choosing to follow the guide, allowing us to have the guide's expertise all to ourselves ❤️. We took many beautiful photos with the guide and tasted unique local snacks. The local ecology, whether animals or plants, and the unique scenery of the island – we are grateful to have met such an enthusiastic and professional guide 👍. This trip was well worth it, and I highly recommend it to everyone 🙆‍♂️🙆‍♂️

Basically, it's a ferry ticket package with a simple guided tour (onboard commentary and a brief land tour of Dongjiyu). You have free time on Dongjiyu, but 1.5 hours is definitely not enough if you want to snorkel and see the lavender forest. You'll barely have enough time to walk to the shore and back.

The boat provides air conditioning and is very comfortable, but unfortunately, the windows are too high to see the outside scenery. Boats departing in October can easily encounter the northeast monsoon, and the turbulent waves will turn the entire trip into an enhanced pirate ship ride. It is recommended for those who are not prone to seasickness to come and challenge it.