Green Island Dou-Ding Seahorse Underwater Mailbox (Green Island Underwater World) Introduction
Green Island, suspended above the Pacific Ocean, boasts the warm Kuroshio Current and diverse underwater topography, making it a world-renowned diving paradise. With an oxygen tank on your back and custom postcards in hand, dive into the clear blue Pacific and head towards the charming underwater mailbox, where you can drop in postcards filled with blessings to be delivered to your heart's desire. The Taitung County Government collaborated with Chunghwa Post to set up the world's deepest underwater mailbox, located 60 meters offshore and 11 meters deep in the Shilang snorkeling area, modeled after the unique and precious species from the Taitung waters, the "Clownfish Seahorse," also known as the Green Island's ocean sprite. This mailbox is beloved by divers worldwide, and an artificial reef called the "Heart of the Ocean" has been established nearby, making it the most popular and unique check-in spot on Green Island. The underwater mailbox postcards are created with the collaboration of the students and teachers from Green Island School to showcase their love and care for the ocean. These unique postcards can be purchased at hotels, guesthouses, and diving centers, but are not available at the post office. The proceeds will be returned to the school for educational purposes, fostering students' competencies while also promoting awareness of marine environment protection. Green Island features numerous renowned diving spots, such as the Chaikou Snorkeling Area, the Da Bai Sha Snorkeling Area, the Shilang Snorkeling Area, the Blue Hole, and the Horseshoe Bridge. Dive into the underwater world of Green Island to admire precious soft and hard corals, roaming sea turtles and sea snakes, and colorful tropical fish. Purchase waterproof postcards specifically for the underwater mailbox, write about the beauty of Green Island with a permanent marker, plunge into the sea, and uniquely convey the joy of travel amidst a variety of marine life, allowing the world to see the beauty of Green Island.
