Baisha Bay Recreational Area Introduction
Baisha Bay is a crescent-shaped natural bay that extends approximately 1 kilometer with pristine white sandy beaches made of shells. Nestled between Jinshan Cape and Fuguei Cape, it offers a breathtaking view under the blue sea and sky that soothes the soul. Strolling gently on the beach, visitors find it hard to leave due to the captivating azure water and the delicate shell sand that invites lingering. The coral reefs and shells, brought ashore by the white waves, turn into romantic tokens of affection after being weathered and crushed over time. When the wind rises, the fine sand in hand dances eagerly, forming beautifully organized wave-like patterns known as "sand stripes," a remarkable natural artwork that astonishes the eye. If time allows after enjoying the sand, visitors may consider exploring the coastal plants on this sandy terrain to see how they skillfully overcome harsh conditions in search of survival. The diverse landforms and fascinating natural ecology enrich this corner of the sea, waiting for people to arrive and explore. For more detailed ecological tourism information, you can visit the Baisha Bay Visitor Center, which offers a variety of travel resources for visitors and provides multimedia presentation services. Additionally, during the summer months, there are various water activities to participate in, such as swimming, fishing, sailing, diving, and windsurfing, making it a popular summer destination for water fun in northern Taiwan, with well-equipped charging washing facilities available.
