• National Museum of Marine Biology and Aquarium - This museum is an educational hub dedicated to marine life and ecosystems, featuring exhibits on aquatic species, coral reefs, and sea plants. It often includes interactive displays such as touch tanks, virtual reality experiences, and educational programs that raise awareness about marine conservation, climate change, and ocean protection. Many museums also emphasize research on marine biology, endangered species, and sustainability efforts. Notable examples include the Monterey Bay Aquarium and Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, which strive to engage the public in understanding the importance of preserving the world’s oceans and marine biodiversity.

• National Taiwan Museum Taiwan of Land Bank Exhibition Hall - The Kenting Shell Sand Exhibition Hall and Sand Island are well-known attractions in Kenting National Park, Taiwan. The Exhibition Hall presents an extensive collection of seashells, sand, and marine fossils, providing educational insights into the region’s coastal ecosystems and marine life. Sand Island, a small uninhabited island near Kenting, is famous for its beautiful beaches, clear waters, and rich biodiversity, making it an ideal spot for snorkeling and exploration. Together, these sites emphasize the natural beauty and ecological significance of Kenting’s coastal environment, promoting both education and environmental awareness.

• Eluanbi - Eluanbi Park, situated at the southern tip of Taiwan within Kenting National Park, is a favored destination known for its scenic beauty and historical landmarks. The park features the iconic Eluanbi Lighthouse, lush landscapes, and diverse wildlife. Visitors can explore walking paths offering breathtaking views of the coastline and enjoy nearby beaches for swimming and snorkeling. The park is also notable for its cultural and historical significance in maritime navigation. Combining natural beauty, outdoor recreation, and history, Eluanbi Park is a must-visit location in southern Taiwan.

• Longpan Park - Longpan Park, located in Kenting National Park, Taiwan, is renowned for its stunning coastal views, expansive grasslands, and dramatic cliffs. The park offers panoramic vistas of the Pacific Ocean, unique geological formations, and a breezy environment perfect for activities like kite flying. It is home to diverse coastal vegetation and migratory birds, making it a popular spot for nature walks, hiking, and birdwatching. With its scenic beauty and outdoor recreation opportunities, Longpan Park is a peaceful destination for enjoying Taiwan’s southern coastline.

• Chinese/English/Japanese/Korean speaking tour guide service
• Tickets to all attractions

• Personal expenses

A one-day tour of Kenting, Pingtung offers an ideal blend of natural beauty, outdoor adventures, and local culture in southern Taiwan. The day usually begins with a visit to Kenting National Park, featuring the famous Eluanbi Lighthouse and Longpan Park, celebrated for its breathtaking coastal vistas and distinctive geological features. Following a delicious seafood lunch, visitors can unwind at Sichongxi Hot Springs or explore the lively Kenting Street. If time allows, a visit to Sand Island for beach activities or snorkeling can be included. The tour concludes with a trip to Fengchuisha to witness stunning sunset views. This tour showcases the finest of Kenting’s landscapes, wildlife, and local experiences in just one day.

• Total Tour duration includes transportation.
• The Vehicle arrangement is based on the number of people on the day
• If the Japanese or Korean tour guide is selected and the number of people is less than 15, English service will be provided instead.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.