Things to do in Kenting

The park staff are very familiar with tickets purchased from klook, and you can just scan the code directly at the entrance. There is no difference from tickets purchased on site. The trails in both parks are beautiful and highly recommended.

The activities were generally good, the coastal attractions were beautiful, and the tour guide was very good and NICE. However, it was a pity that the Sand Island Shell Sand Exhibition Hall was still undergoing repairs due to the typhoon, so we were unable to visit it.

The tour leader is very lively and cute ~ and responsible. Even though we were unable to complete the entire journey because of the strong wind and waves that day, it still gave us a very good memory.

Just scan the QR code to enter, and the holiday price is 99 yuan, which is very cost-effective. The park is very clean. Well worth visiting as a family.

It is very convenient to buy and use the tickets immediately. The park is not big. There are not many people when I go on Saturday. It will be scary when horses and deer chase people for food.

Had a 7 person tour so our guide drove us around in a van. He sent some meet up info (including pictures of himself) the day before on WhatsApp which I wasn’t expecting. I was the only one who didn’t know Chinese that well so he mostly explained things in Chinese and left me to ask my mom for translations. His English wasn’t that great but it’s good enough. The tour style was more hands-off, he’d drop us off and let us explore ourselves. Except Eluanbi Park, that one he guided us through the park himself (loved walking through the jungle-y part and going up to the gazebo thingy). After the aquarium (only had 2 hours there), he brought us to a restaurant that had 20 piece sashimi for 100 NT. It wasn’t great quality but I didn’t get sick so how could I be mad at that price XD I enjoyed this tour and wouldn’t mind going again.

After the typhoon in early November, the weather was sunny but not hot. The tour guide was interesting. It was very interesting to see the honey peaks gathered together into a ball along the way.

We happened to go there during Typhoon Day, and it seemed like we were the only ones in the entire park, so it seemed a bit deserted. But I highly recommend it to friends who want to relax. There are really many stars at night and you can watch them all night. The overall accommodation experience was very comfortable, the meals were very satisfactory, and the service staff were very considerate.