Baishawan Beach Recreation Area

Baishawan is a pristine, approximately 1-kilometer long shell beach. This crescent-shaped natural bay, jointly embraced by Linshan Cape and Fugui Cape, is truly refreshing under the reflection of the clear blue sea and sky. Strolling gently on the beach, you'll find it hard to leave the captivating azure ocean before you, and you'll linger, enchanted by the fine shell sand of the bay. The coral reefs and shells, carried ashore by white waves, after long periods of erosion and fragmentation, eventually become tokens of romance and affection held in people's hands. When the wind picks up, the fine sand in your palm seems eager to dance. Following the strong sea breeze, it forms neat and beautiful wave-like patterns—a "sand ripple" phenomenon, a unique work of art by nature that leaves people in awe. If you have time after enjoying the sand, consider visiting the dune plants on this same sandy land. Observe how they use their unique skills to overcome the harsh environment and find a way to survive. The diverse topography and interesting natural ecology enrich this corner of the sea, awaiting people's arrival and exploration. For more detailed eco-tourism information, you can visit the nearby Baishawan Visitor Center. It offers a variety of travel materials for visitors to take and provides multimedia presentations and interpretation services. In addition, every summer, a wide array of water activities are available, including swimming, fishing, sailing, diving, and windsurfing, all of which are popular summer activities. The area also features well-equipped paid shower facilities, making it a popular summer water recreation spot in Northern Taiwan.