Neipi Beach

The beach is a wonderful expanse of shoreline, but instead of the typical fine sand, it boasts black pebbles. As we visited during the winter, there weren't many people around, which allowed the kids to enjoy themselves more by playing on the sand and the small hills formed by the waves. The waves are quite strong, so we're unsure about swimming. As vegetarians, seafood isn't our thing, but there are plenty of seafood restaurants within walking distance.

The beach was really pleasant and not overly crowded. Although swimming wasn't permitted, I was able to dip my feet in the water. As night fell, the colors of the sky were breathtakingly beautiful. Overall, I would rate this beach experience as five stars! 😊⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

It was a pleasant surprise to stumble upon this lovely beach by the port, surrounded by boats. There are a number of charming cafes dotted along the shoreline, and we particularly enjoyed our visit to "we cafe" where we savored the most delicious scones. I would definitely recommend this hidden gem of a beach to anyone in the vicinity!

This beach is quite secluded and doesn't get too crowded. It's about a 10-minute walk from the nearest bus stop. The waves are really impressive and there are some unique stones and gravel to check out. It can get pretty windy here too.

The beach in eastern Taiwan is surprisingly peaceful. Swimming is not allowed, which may explain the lack of crowds. However, it's still a great spot to relax and take in the beautiful view. After indulging in some delicious seafood, you can sit at the coffee shop and enjoy some quality time with friends.