Giushan Island
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Welcome to Guishan Island, also known as Turtle Island, a unique destination off the NE coast of Yilan, Taiwan. This dormant volcano, resembling a turtle, offers a fascinating blend of natural beauty and historical significance.
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Giushan Island, Toucheng, Taiwan
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Yilan: Guishan Island Half-Day Tour (Whale-Watching)
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US$ 27.89
US$ 36.89
Lanyang Museum Permanent Exhibition Ticket in Yilan
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US$ 1.39
US$ 1.55
Klook PASS Yilan
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US$ 15.20
Horse Riding in Yilan by Hills Horses House
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US$ 52.15
Yilan Guishan Island Half-Day Tour: Guishan Island Landing, Whale Watching, Surrounding Guishan Island
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US$ 36.89
Shrimping Experience in Yilan by Lan Yang Crab
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US$ 13.99
US$ 14.75
Yilan: Guishan Island Landing & Whale and Dolphin Watching & Milk Sea Around the Island｜Xinfufeng No. 36
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US$ 27.95
Fusen Satoyama Day Tour in Yilan
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Yilan: Canoeing and SUP experience at Dongshan River Lanyang Xikou
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US$ 46.09
Guishan Island Yachting Experience in Yilan
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US$ 107.50
Why people love Giushan Island
chou ***********
3 days ago
Simple, clean and comfortable environment, and more familiar with Yilan culture. Everyone must come to experience the beauty of Yilan culture. It is very suitable for family travel.
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Tu ******
4 days ago
Although the weather was bad and it was raining, the visibility was not high, but I was very lucky to see many dolphins! ! It is recommended to order here ~ very cost-effective and convenient
Debbie ***
4 days ago
booked the Yilan pass for 2 activities and it was really worth it! However, do read the exact activity/ticket that the pass includes for e.g xingbao onion picking activity only includes the animal feeding and DOES NOT include the spring onion picking experience and DIY spring onion pancake. You would have to go down to the venue itself to pay to upgrade so do make sure you bring along sufficient cash!
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洪 **
5 days ago
It was my first time here and I saw the building that appeared in the textbook before. There were also many exhibitions inside. The overall time spent should be quite short.
黃 **
4 days ago
One of the must-see attractions in Yilan, it is very easy to take pictures and also has educational functions, so that people who come here can understand the characteristics of Yilan.
WONG *******
4 days ago
As soon as I came in, I kept taking pictures. Hahahaha. This place is really great for taking pictures. It is recommended for those who love taking pictures. It is also very suitable for children. You can rent tablets for your children to interact with the museum.
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Klook 用戶
11 Nov
Originally, we chose a 3-in-1 itinerary, but because Guishan Island was still under maintenance two days before the trip, the shipping company asked if it could be changed to a 2-in-1 itinerary. On the day of the trip, due to bad weather, the shipping company failed to find any trace of the whales and dolphins after repeated searches. During the contact with the shipping company and on the day of the trip, the staff of the shipping company were kind and courteous. After the trip, I asked Klook customer service staff handled matters related to this trip, and the customer service staff (manual customer service) also responded quickly and handled the matter. Although this time we only left the island and it was gray, we did see the Milk Sea, which was very beautiful. It would be even more beautiful if the weather was good. I hope I can go there again next year if I have the opportunity and time. I still really want to see whales🐳 and dolphins🐬, and I also want to go to the island.
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Klook 用戶
10 Nov
Remember to take seasickness medicine. If you don’t take it, there will be a symphony of vomiting on the boat. The whale watching trip is almost over in November. The chance of seeing one in November is relatively small. This time I am lucky that I can see about a hundred more in mid-November. dolphin.
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Remarkable Landmarks and Must-Visit Sights
The Milky Sea
Witness the mesmerizing phenomenon of the Milky Sea, where cold seawater mixes with hot spring water to create stunning turquoise waters. Keep an eye out for the Turtle's Head cliff and the sulfur smoke rising from the water.
Spot Whales and Dolphins
Embark on a whale-watching tour from May to October to catch a glimpse of migrating marine life, including bottlenose dolphins, killer whales, and false killer whales.
Sea Caves and the Turtle's Glasses
Explore the unique sea caves on the island's southern side, including the 'Spectacle of Glass Hole' cave that resembles a pair of glasses.
Culture and History
Guishan Island's rich history includes being home to a community of residents, becoming a restricted military zone, and reopening to the public in 2000. Explore the remnants of the old settlement and the island's cultural heritage.
Local Cuisine
While visiting Guishan Island, be sure to try the local cuisine, including fresh seafood dishes and traditional Taiwanese delicacies. Don't miss the opportunity to savor the unique flavors of the region.
Cultural and Historical Significance
Once a military base, Guishan Island is now a tourist destination and natural conservation area. Learn about the island's relocation of fishermen and its opening as a maritime ecological park.