Taiwan: Circle the Island 2026 | 10 Days |

Beyond the window, Guishan(Turtle) Island and the vast Pacific Ocean draw you into a serene, leisurely mood, gently marking the start of your adventure.

Nestled beside the ocean, visit a striking glass landmark that tells Yilan's story of mountain, plain, and sea.

(Mar–Oct)

Sail around volcanic Guishan Island and keep watch for dolphins and whales dancing in the waves.

(Mar–Oct)

Discover Yilan’s famous Sanxing Scallion—pick, clean them, and enjoy making your own crispy green onion pancake for a truly local experience!

(Nov–Feb)

One of Taiwan’s three major logging sitesites, boasting magnificent mountain landscapes and a rich history. It's nowadays the most accessible original cypress forest, where you can stroll and seek Taiwan’s unique Hinoki and Red Cypress (Meniki) trees.

Celebrate Taiwan's most iconic drink with fun, tasty DIY experiences. The art of bubble tea comes alive in a swirl of flavors, history, and hands-on fun!

Sheer marble cliffs, turquoise rivers, and trails wrap around the canyon, one of Taiwan's most precious natural attractions. Tonight, we enjoy an exclusive stay at the only luxury resort inside the national park.

Journey along the historic migration routes and hunting trails of the Coastal Mountain Range, guided by seasoned indigenous hunters. This immersive experience blends cultural heritage with breathtaking landscapes, inviting you to connect deeply with nature. Learn the wisdom of old hunters as you awaken your senses—seeing through an animal’s eyes, listening to the forest’s whispers, and feeling the harmony between humanity and the wild.

Roll up your sleeves: cook in a mud oven, make Mi Tai Mu rice noodles, and taste country life.

Take a fun, breathtaking ride down "Mr. Brown Boulevard" on a quad bike through endless rice paddies framed by mountain peaks.

World’s first tree-to-bar chocolate Terroir exhibition.

• Factory Tour: Join a guided tour through the cacao plantation, fruit collection zone, drying area, and award-winning chocolate factory. Discover the journey from tree to bar and the craftsmanship behind each bite.
• Chocolate Tasting & DIY Experience: Savor the subtle flavors of fine chocolate as it melts on your tongue, revealing notes you’ve never noticed before. Then, unleash your creativity to craft your own one-of-a-kind chocolate souvenir—a sweet memory made by hand.

Discover Kaohsiung’s iconic landmarks.

• Visit Formosa Boulevard Station, located in the heart of the city and home to the world’s largest single-piece glass artwork—hailed as one of the most beautiful metro stations globally.
• Stroll along the banks of the Love River, affectionately known as Kaohsiung’s “Mother River,” and enjoy its peaceful charm.
• Explore the Pier-2 Art Center, a vibrant creative hub transformed from old warehouses into a dynamic space for exhibitions, performances, and cultural events. It’s where Kaohsiung’s industrial past meets modern artistic expression.

Hop aboard Taiwan’s very first light rail and glide through uniquely designed stations that reflect the city’s blend of technology, art, and coastal culture. Discover the vibrant spirit of Kaohsiung as you travel through its modern harbor landscapes and creative districts.

Explore the soul of Tainan on foot, where modern architecture and historic landmarks coexist in harmony.

• Visit the Judicial Museum, Tainan Art Museum, and the revered Confucius Temple, Taiwan’s first official academy.
• Step into Hayashi Department Store, a five-story icon from the Japanese colonial era, still preserving its original elevator—the most advanced of its time. Today, it continues to thrive as a hub of local creativity and culture.
• End the day with a Tainan banquet, where traditional flavors meet refined presentation. With intricate preparation and a signature sweet-savory taste, this feast reflects the warmth and hospitality of the people of Tainan.

From sugar to sound.

• Wander through a century-old sugar factory, where towering vintage machinery evokes the wonder of a fantastical industrial world. Discover Taiwan’s sugar-making history while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of contemporary art.
• Transformed into a dreamlike theater, the once-abandoned space now pulses with the energy of Ten Drum Art Percussion Group. Their unique fusion of Taiwanese drumming—graceful yet powerful—offers a stunning feast for both the eyes and ears.
• Guided by local experts, pick up the drumsticks and feel the rhythm yourself in an immersive drumming experience that connects tradition with creativity.

Echoes of the Maritime Age.

• Wander through the historic streets of Anping, where the Fort Zeelandia Museum and scattered remnants of ancient walls bring the Age of Exploration vividly to life.
• Hidden in alleyways, century-old Sword Lions—guardians biting seven-star swords—stand watch over traditional homes, embodying local beliefs and artistry.
• From Dutch rule to the Japanese era, Anping flourished as a bustling port filled with consulates and trading houses. Today, the Anping Tree House echoes with nostalgic melodies, telling stories of a vibrant past shaped by commerce and culture.

Set sail on a peaceful canal cruise and admire the enchanting transition from sunset glow to sparkling city lights along the waterfront.

※ For safety and comfort, this activity may be canceled in case of rain.

A Serene Space of Tea and Craftsmanship.

• Surrounded by minimalist concrete architecture and warm bamboo interiors, this tranquil tea house offers more than just a peaceful atmosphere—it’s a gateway to Taiwan’s rich tea heritage. Through curated exhibitions and hands-on DIY experiences, travelers can explore the depth of tea culture and the artistry behind traditional tea-making.

A peaceful escape where nature speaks and luxury surrounds.

• Board our private charter boat on the lake; enjoy the stunning mountain and water scenery of Sun Moon Lake away from the crowds.

Ride or hike along the shores of Sun Moon Lake, where gentle breezes and stunning nature refresh your spirit. CNN named the traffic-free biking path one of the world's top ten most beautiful (bike rental fee not included).

Earthquakes are part of everyday life in Taiwan—bringing unforgettable devastation and pain, yet also shaping breathtaking landscapes like the cliffs of Taroko on the east coast.

• At an educational site built around the ruins of a school destroyed by the 1999 Chi-Chi Earthquake and the exposed fault line, visitors can witness the raw power of nature while discovering the remarkable resilience of the Taiwanese spirit.

A Journey Through Taiwan’s Living History.

• Step into the grandeur of the Lin Family Mansion and uncover stories that echo a century of Taiwan’s modern history.
• In the afternoon, enjoy traditional musical performances at the ornate theater hall, savor classic Taiwanese pastries, and immerse yourself in the leisure and elegance of a Qing dynasty noble household.