Saker att göra i Kenting National Park

Was a lovely, well-paced tour: The Aquarium was huge, and got to see Beluga whales for the first time! The subsequent sight seeing spots eg. Eluanbi Lighthouse, coral sand beach and look-out points were so scenic and breath-taking! The tour had 8 pax so a large van was used for the trip, with surprisingly spacious seats and leg room. Driver-guide provided everyone with a bottle of complimentary water as well, much appreciated.

Kenting-skogen är en fantastisk aktivitet. Man kan ta den stora rundturen på 2,5-3 timmar. Där kan man se raviner, korallklippor, formosanska makaker, grottor och en frodig skog. Tillgänglig från Kenting Arch med buss 720 för 20 TWD.

Jag var lite orolig eftersom det inte fanns några koreanska recensioner, så jag åkte ensam. Först och främst pratade de perfekt engelska och var otroligt vänliga. När jag tappade min telefon erbjöd de sig att hämta den åt mig, och de förklarade allt i detalj från början till slut! Instruktören Yuki kontrollerade allt noggrant, från säkerheten och framåt, så jag hade verkligen roligt. För det här priset fick jag foton, 1:1-instruktion och omvårdnad, vilket jag är så tacksam för. Vanligtvis har snorklingen jag upplevt varit att man bara får ett par glasögon och blir tillsagd att leka, men här frågade instruktören om jag var okej om jag fick vatten i munnen och förklarade varje fisk. Om du är korean, boka bara här, jag rekommenderar det starkt!!

It was such a fun experience! It seemed like the instructor assigned depended on whether they could communicate in Chinese. Since we only speak English, we were assigned Teacher Angie! Haha, she felt like the youngest, newest instructor. The preparation time, including the necessary explanations for scuba diving, changing clothes, and moving to the spot, felt like it took over 40 minutes. We spent a little time in the water just to get accustomed before going fully underwater. I had previous scuba diving experience, so I thought I'd pick it up quickly, but I had trouble with my breathing at first and failed twice before succeeding on the third attempt. I was a bit nervous, but seeing the beautiful fish made me forget all about it. Teacher Angie seemed to know the best spots and guided us well. She was holding onto us from behind. When I reached out my hand, perhaps to touch something I shouldn't, she gently pulled me back. I guess that means she was always keeping an eye on us, right? Haha, it's an unforgettable memory!

1. Coach: A good coach is more important than anything else, and I've experienced both good and bad ones. The first coach, an older gentleman, was very kind; he chatted with us, took photos for us, and taught us not to be afraid. In contrast, another younger coach started the activity before we were even ready, before we had fully sat down or properly gripped the handles, constantly urging us to hurry up. Although we were on the water and wearing life vests, so nothing serious would happen, these are issues of safety and attitude. (I don't know what that coach teaches, but it's best to avoid younger coaches.) 2. Facilities: The showers were old and dirty, and there were insects. I'm a germaphobe and afraid of insects, so those spaces made me feel anxious. I recommend just a quick rinse there and then showering properly back at your hotel. 3. Experience: If you're not strong, don't do this activity. You have to constantly grip the handles, and they're very slippery. I even fell into the water midway because I genuinely ran out of strength. It requires much more effort than I expected. The force was so strong that I completely lost my grip several times because I had no strength left. Luckily, my friend was next to me, supporting me.

This Alangyi Ancient Trail activity, led by Yihui, took us to the Xuhai-Guanyinshan Nature Reserve. Her detailed explanations and thoughtful care for the group's well-being made this trip truly worthwhile, offering a chance to see a different side of Taiwan's landscape.

The coach explained everything very carefully, which made it a wonderful experience for us as first-time snorkelers. The children also had a blast, constantly exclaiming at the diverse and rich marine life they saw. We were incredibly lucky to even spot a green sea turtle!

Säkerhet: Surfplatsen är en sandbank där vattnet når ungefär till midjan, men det finns ändå vågor, så det är inte särskilt farligt men man kan ändå uppleva att surfa. Upplevelse: Efter en halvtimmes övning av positioner kan man gå ut i vattnet för att surfa. Med hjälp av instruktören kan man oftast stå upp efter två eller tre försök. Dessutom finns det en fotograf på stranden som hjälper till att ta bilder, och på en timme får varje person hundratals bilder, så du kan vara säker på att hitta några bra. Instruktör: Instruktören är mycket trevlig, uppmuntrar och berömmer dig hela tiden, har lång erfarenhet av undervisning och är mycket entusiastisk. Plats: Det är bekvämare att bo i Nanwan. Det tar bara fem minuter att gå till butiken, och sedan ytterligare fem minuter att gå till stranden. Utrustning: Det är bekvämare att ta med en långärmad/åtsittande baddräkt. Du behöver i princip inte ta med dig något annat, eftersom det inte finns någonstans att lägga saker på stranden. När du surfar förvaras alla dina tillhörigheter, inklusive mobiltelefonen, i skåpen i butiken.

The service was friendly and I was able to use translation apps to communicate. The facilities were somewhat dated, but once you get comfortable in the hot springs you will forget all about it!