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Baishawan Beach Recreation Area & North Coast Waves, Shimen, New Taipei
Taiwan · New Taipei · Shimen District
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About this place
Baishawan Beach Recreation Area & North Coast Ocean Waves, Shimen District, New Taipei City, Taiwan. Boasting a sweeping one-kilometer crescent of powdery white shell sand nestled between the volcanic headlands of Cape Linshanbi and Fugui Cape, Baishawan Beach is northern Taiwan's premier summertime ocean playground. Crystal-clear turquoise waters and consistent surf rollers attract beachcombers, stand-up paddleboarders, and windsurfers from across the country. After soaking up the ocean breezes and watching the rhythmic tide, travelers explore scenic coastal volcanic rock trails and head into Shimen Old Town to feast on legendary Liu Family steamed meat rice dumplings, charcoal-grilled wild squid, refreshing seaweed jelly drinks, and live seafood at Fuji Fishing Port.
✦ Must-Visit Highlights:
▸ One-Kilometer Pristine White Shell Beach & Clear Blue Waters: Wade along gently sloping tidal shallows framed by dramatic volcanic capes.
▸ Seaside Windsurfing, Wave Playing & Coastal Rock Trails: Enjoy vibrant summer water sports and walk along ancient basalt promontories.
▸ Famous Liu Family Meat Zongzi & Fuji Port Live Seafood: Savor fragrant steamed bamboo-leaf rice dumplings and market-fresh seafood banquets.
Location and map
Country: Taiwan · Region: New Taipei · Area: Shimen District
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