Mountain Trail

 

About 400 meters long. Hike to the coastline of Heping Island Geopark for watching Keelung Island, a magnificent seascape, and the peculiar Keelung Threshold Wave from the 'Scenic Pavilion'.

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With Hill

 

Located at the highest point in Heping Island GeoPark, the With Hill, a former military radar station, has been transformed into a café with an observation platform offering a 270-degree sea view, an outdoor plaza, and indoor dining tables for visitors to relax.

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Suitable for all ages - Water Play Facilities

 

1. Blue Ocean Pool: With a depth of approximately 2.5 meters, this clear, azure pool is home to marine life such as clownfish and crabs. Lifeguards are on duty year-round to ensure your safety while you enjoy the water.

 

2. Kiddie Pool: A pool depth of about 60 centimeters, this pool is ideal for children to experience marine life up close. Small fish swim in the water, providing a safe environment for families to observe and learn about ocean creatures.

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3. Toddler Waterway: With a water depth only reaching the ankles, this area is perfect for children, allowing kids to play in the sand and enjoy the water, while parents can feel assured of their safety and comfort.We offer a variety of water play facilities to meet the needs of all age groups, allowing everyone to fully enjoy the ocean's pleasures.

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The 10 Guardian Rocks

 

About 23 million years ago, Heping Island was surrounded by a vast ocean. Long-term weathering, erosion, and pounding waves have shaped its unique geological landscape, including pedestal rocks, chessboard rocks, sea caves, and wave-cut platforms. It is a natural masterpiece. The island features 10 iconic Guardian Rocks: the Sea Hare, Mudskipper, Seal, Crocodile, Boar Head, Sphinx, King Kong, Leopard, Pharaoh, and Black Kite. These immortal guardians keep Heping Island safe and peaceful.

 

Dutch Cave

 

Legends has it that the words on the Dutch Cave walls were carved by the Dutch in the 17th century. This sea cave, around 20-meter long, was eroded by the sea winds and the seawater for over three centuries. The erosion plus the environmental damage caused by tourists have wiped away the marks left by the Dutch in the past.

 

The 10 Guardian Rocks

 

About 23 million years ago, Heping Island was surrounded by a vast ocean. Long-term weathering, erosion, and pounding waves have shaped its unique geological landscape, including pedestal rocks, chessboard rocks, sea caves, and wave-cut platforms. It is a natural masterpiece. The island features 10 iconic Guardian Rocks: the Sea Hare, Mudskipper, Seal, Crocodile, Boar Head, Sphinx, King Kong, Leopard, Pharaoh, and Black Kite. These immortal guardians keep Heping Island safe and peaceful.

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