Transportation
Consider renting a car or scooter to easily navigate between the various coastal attractions at your own pace.





Shimen is a scenic district situated on the northern coast of Taiwan within the Taipei area. As the northernmost point of the island, it offers a unique geographical perspective and breathtaking views of the East China Sea. With a modest population, the district retains a quiet, local charm, making it a popular getaway for those seeking to escape the urban density of central Taipei. Visitors are drawn to its rocky shores, coastal trails, and the refreshing sea air. The area is perfect for a day trip or a slow-paced exploration of Taiwan's natural maritime beauty, featuring landmarks that highlight the island's volcanic and oceanic history.
Shimen is a scenic district situated on the northern coast of Taiwan within the Taipei area. As the northernmost point of the island, it offers a unique geographical perspective and breathtaking views of the East China Sea. With a modest population, the district retains a quiet, local charm, making it a popular getaway for those seeking to escape the urban density of central Taipei. Visitors are drawn to its rocky shores, coastal trails, and the refreshing sea air. The area is perfect for a day trip or a slow-paced exploration of Taiwan's natural maritime beauty, featuring landmarks that highlight the island's volcanic and oceanic history.
Northernmost point of mainland Taiwan.
Expansive views of the East China Sea.
Rugged coastal geography and rock formations.
Relaxed, low-density local atmosphere.
Home to the northernmost point of mainland Taiwan.
More secluded and less commercialized than other districts in Taipei.
Public transportation is available but less frequent than in the city center.
Consider renting a car or scooter to easily navigate between the various coastal attractions at your own pace.
The coastal wind can be strong; bring a light windbreaker even in warmer months to stay comfortable.
Coastal exploration and scenic drives along the northern tip of Taiwan.
TWD NT$
$50-$90 p/day
12,645
Take advantage of the local fishing harbors to enjoy some of the freshest seafood in northern Taiwan.
Mandarin, Taiwanese Hokkien, English
April-June, September-November
Pleasant weather for visiting the coast, though occasional spring showers are common.
The sun is strong on the coast; ensure you have plenty of water and sun protection while exploring.
Generally the best time to visit with stable weather and comfortable temperatures for walking.
Expect strong winds and cooler temperatures; some coastal paths may be less accessible due to weather.