• Tamsui Fisherman’s Wharf - This popular leisure fishing port in Tamsui, New Taipei City, features a pedestrian bridge with stunning views (Tamsui Lover’s Bridge) and a long pier offering a wide variety of food options, especially seafood.
• FAB Green Village - FAB Green Village (滬尾藝文休閒園區) is designed as a “one-stop park for leisure, culture & art, lifestyle, dining, and the exhibition of cross-field art and lifestyle aesthetics.”
• Fort San Domingo - Fort San Domingo stands as the most prominent monument of foreign influence in Taiwan. Constructed in 1629 by the Spanish, the fort underwent various transformations under Dutch and British rule. This well-preserved fortress, with its distinctive red-brick walls and commanding presence, offers visitors a captivating journey through history.
• Tamsui Customs Officer’s Residence (Little White House) - The Little White House in Tamsui, officially known as the Tamsui Customs Officer’s Residence, was built in the late 19th century. This exquisite colonial-era building embodies the architectural elegance and historical significance of the region.
• Hobe Fort - Hobe Fort served as the first line of defense in Northern Taiwan during the Qing Dynasty.
• Tamsui Old Street - Tamsui Old Street is divided into two sections. The outer street is the golden anchor walkway along the Tamsui river coast, where visitors can enjoy local seafood and watch the sunset. The inner side is a traditional old street lined with classic storefronts.
• Beitou Thermal Valley (Hell Valley) - Developed in 1911, this source of green sulfur hot springs creates a misty phenomenon year-round, offering a fantastic atmosphere.
• Beitou Hot Spring Museum - Housed in a public hot spring bath built during the Japanese colonial era, this museum is an excellent place to learn about Beitou’s rich hot spring culture and history.
• Beitou Museum - The Beitou Museum is dedicated to preserving and showcasing early Taiwanese folk art and cultural artifacts. It currently houses a collection of nearly five thousand items, focusing mainly on Taiwanese folk crafts and traditions from the late Qing Dynasty through the Japanese colonial period and up until the 1970s.

• Expert guidance from a licensed English-speaking guide
• Comprehensive insurance coverage
• All transportation included
• Admission to Beitou Museum (NT$ 120 value)
• Entry to Tamsui Historical Museum (NT$ 80 value)

• Meals
• The infant seats will incur an additional charge of TWD 300. Please send us an email in advance.

This day tour offers an immersive experience of Tamsui and Beitou’s top attractions, providing an adventurous journey with the guidance of professional guides and drivers. This ensures an exciting trip filled with unforgettable memories.

Beginning in Taipei, a knowledgeable tour guide will lead the way to the earliest developed region in northern Taiwan, showcasing nationally recognized historical sites. The tour will also include an exploration of Beitou, where participants can learn about the evolution of Beitou’s hot spring culture.

• The infant seats will incur an additional charge of TWD 300. Please send us an email in advance.
• Travel time is included in total duration.

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