Chengquan Beach Introduction
Located in Chengqian Village, BaiSha Township of the Northern Pescadores, there is a tranquil Chengqian Beach right by the inner sea of Penghu. Chengqian Beach has a lower terrain and a crescent shape, sheltered from the northeastern monsoon, making it one of the few beaches in Penghu that is unaffected during winter. It is also minimally impacted by human activities, featuring a natural coastline and a rich ecosystem in the intertidal zone. From here, you can see Magong City, Zhongtun Windmills, Xiyu, and Dacang Island. The sand here is made of shell fragments, which feels pleasant to walk on. The beach has a gentle slope with intertidal zones that are exposed during low tide, allowing for intertidal activities. Next to the beach is the Chengqian Fishing Port, which is small in scale, where you can see small fishing boats and oyster farming rafts moored at the docks. From this vantage point, a large area of oyster racks can be observed, and during low tide, fishermen can be seen equipped with their tools going out to tend to the oyster racks. The oysters in Chengqian and Jiangmei are famous and delicious. In an inconspicuous corner of Chengqian Beach, there is a sandbar that resembles a hook, surrounded by the expansive intertidal zone. The beautiful scenery of Chengqian Beach, which has significant differences between high and low tides, allows for a unique experience at this coastal corner, where you can walk on the sand and explore the intertidal area. 【Recommended stay time】 0.5 hours
Large intertidal zone at low tide
