Southern Taiwan 5-Day Itinerary|Explore Coast, Culture & City

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  • This round-trip route from north to south and back offers a full slice of Taiwan’s richness—culture, coastline, and culinary heritage. Starting with the heritage town of Lukang, diving into Kenting’s tropical charms, and wrapping up with urban and artistic stops in Tainan and Taichung, this itinerary is a warm embrace of everything Taiwan has to offer.

  • Price $29000 Sold22 Sets
  • taipei cityStart taipei city End
  • Mini tour:1 Days:5 Location:Taichung, Kaohsiung, Kenting, Tainan Schedule Time:10 hrs/day Language:Chinese/English

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    5-seater Sedan (Toyota Altis or equivalent)

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    • 28" Trunk2

Itinerary

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Who is this tour suitable for?

  • First-time visitors looking for variety
  • Travelers who enjoy a mix of culture and nature
  • Couples and friends who love photography and the sea
  • Families needing a balance of sightseeing and relaxation

Day 1|Cultural Kickoff & Harbor Views

Depart Taipei and head to Lukang, a charming historic town with traditional streets. In the afternoon, arrive in Kaohsiung to explore the Pier-2 Art Center and scenic waterfront at KW2. Overnight in Kaohsiung.

Day 2|Coastal Beauty & Tropical Start

Travel south to Kenting with scenic stops at Xiaobali Island Rock and Houwan Beach. Join a snorkeling tour at Houbi Lake and explore Kenting Main Street by night. Stay overnight in Kenting.

Day 3|Full Day Kenting Bliss

Spend a full day enjoying Kenting’s top sights—Longpan Park, Eluanbi Lighthouse, Baisha Beach, and sunset at Guanshan. Return to your Kenting hotel for the night.

Day 4|Tainan’s History and Flavors

Depart Kenting for Tainan. Visit Anping Old Street, the Tree House, Sunset Platform, and Shennong Street. Experience the Garden Night Market before checking in to your hotel.

Day 5|Creative Farewell via Taichung

On the final day, drive via Taichung with stops at Rainbow Village, Miyahara, ZhongShe Flower Market, and Gaomei Wetlands. Return to Taipei by evening.


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►Days:5

►Departure Location:taipei city

►EndLocation:taipei city

►Schedule Time:10 hrs/day

►Language:Chinese/English

 


Highlights

  • Strolling through Lukang’s heritage alleys
  • Art and harbor views at Pier-2 in Kaohsiung
  • Snorkeling and sunbathing at Kenting’s scenic beaches
  • Historic lanes and food night markets in Tainan
  • Taichung’s colorful villages and sunset wetlands

Overview

Day 1: Taipei → Lukang Old Street, Pier-2 Art Center, Kaohsiung Port KW2 → Stay in Kaohsiung

Day 2: Kaohsiung → Xiaobali Island Rock, Houwan Beach, Snorkeling at Houbi Lake, Kenting Main Street → Stay in Kenting

Day 3: Kenting → Longpan Park, Eluanbi Lighthouse, Baisha Beach, Sunset at Guanshan → Stay in Kenting

Day 4: Kenting → Anping Old Street/Tree House, Sunset Platform, Shennong Street, Garden Night Market → Stay in Tainan

Day 5: Tainan → Rainbow Village, Miyahara Ice Cream, ZhongShe Flower Market, Gaomei Wetlands → Stay in Taipei


Arrangement Logic

The route loops from north to south and back, covering heritage towns, portside art zones, tropical beaches, and historic cities. A layered experience for travelers who want to see many sides of Taiwan.


Lukang Old Street

One of Taiwan’s oldest port towns, featuring red-brick alleys, temples, and traditional shops. Famous for pastries, lanterns, and woodcraft — perfect for a cultural stroll.

Pier-2 Art Center

A former warehouse district in Kaohsiung transformed into a creative park, featuring exhibitions, street performances, and trendy cafés. A must-visit for art and culture lovers.

KW2 (Warehouse No. 2)

A historical harbor warehouse turned lifestyle hub, combining sea-view dining, designer brands, and local crafts. Ideal for relaxing by the port. 

Xiao Bali Rock

A hidden coastal gem in Kenting with dramatic reef formations. Its exotic scenery resembles Bali, making it a favorite for snorkeling and photos.

Houwan Beach

A quiet and lesser-known beach with soft white sand and clear waters. Ideal for sunset views, wading, and peaceful walks.

Houbihu Snorkeling

Kenting’s most popular snorkeling spot. Crystal-clear waters filled with coral and tropical fish. Easy for beginners and family-friendly. 

Kenting Main Street

The bustling heart of Kenting’s nightlife, lined with food stalls, bars, and souvenir shops. A lively area to explore after dark.

Longpan Park

An elevated grassland on Kenting’s east coast, offering sweeping ocean views and dramatic cliffs. Great for sunrise and landscape photography. 

Eluanbi Lighthouse

Taiwan’s southernmost landmark, built during the Qing Dynasty. The white lighthouse and coastal park are iconic spots in Kenting. 

Baisha Bay

A picturesque white-sand beach with calm waves and clear water. Perfect for swimming, sunbathing, and sunset viewing. 

Guanshan Sunset

One of southern Taiwan’s top sunset locations. Watch the sun melt into the sea, casting golden hues across the mountains and shoreline.

Anping Old Street / Anping Treehouse

A historic street in Tainan filled with local snacks and souvenirs. The nearby treehouse is a former warehouse overtaken by banyan roots — surreal and photogenic.

Sunset Platform (Yuguang Island)

A preserved Japanese-era salt office turned art venue. Visitors can learn about salt culture, buy colorful salt packs, and enjoy the seaside setting. 

Shennong Street

A preserved historic lane with Qing-style architecture, coffee shops, crafts, and local eats. One of Tainan’s most atmospheric spots. 

Tainan Flower Night Market

One of the largest night markets in southern Taiwan. Hundreds of stalls offer food, games, and clothes. Open Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday nights.

Rainbow Village

A former military housing area painted by a retired soldier known as Grandpa Rainbow. Bright and quirky murals made it one of Taichung’s top photo spots. 

Miyahara

Originally a Japanese eye clinic, now a retro-style dessert shop offering ice cream, tea, and pineapple cakes. Known for its vintage décor and sweet treats. 

Zhong She Flower Market

A colorful flower farm in Taichung, showcasing tulips, sunflowers, and lilies throughout the year. Ideal for photography and family visits. 

Gaomei Wetlands

A coastal wetland reserve in Taichung famous for its boardwalk, sunset views, and wildlife like mudskippers and fiddler crabs — dubbed Taiwan’s “Sky Mirror.”  

Fee Description

- Include -

  • private vehicle with Chinese-speaking driver, fuel, tolls, insurance, driver mead
  • If you require a driver who speaks English or other languages, please contact our customer service for a separate quotation.

- Not Include -

  • Hotel accommodation, meals, admission tickets, guided tour service, overtime charges, optional activity expenses

- Overtime Costs -

  • Vehicle usage: 10 hours/day. Overtime fee: +NTD 500/hour If the overtime exceeds 15 minutes, it will be rounded up to the next 30 minutes. If it exceeds 45 minutes, it will be charged as a full hour.
  • Example:

09:00 ~ 19:00 → Free

09:00 ~ 19:20 → 0.5 hour charge

09:00 ~ 19:50 → 1 hour charge

※ Traffic jams, crowds and other uncontrollable factors will also be handled according to this charging standard. Please make sure to evaluate before booking.

Cancellation Policies

  • Full refund for cancellations made more than 14 days before departure.
  • If canceled 2 to 14 days before departure, a 30% cancellation fee of the total tour cost will be charged.
  • If canceled 1 day before departure, a 50% cancellation fee will be charged.
  • No refund will be provided for cancellations made on the day of departure.
  • In case of force majeure (e.g. typhoon, earthquake, severe sea or road conditions, government-imposed travel bans, lockdowns due to epidemics, or mountain closures), a 95% refund will be issued after deducting necessary administrative and regulatory fees (5% of the total tour cost).

Notes

(Please read carefully) After booking and completing the payment, you will be deemed to have agreed to the following terms and conditions:

About Departure and Postponement

In the event of natural disasters (such as earthquakes, typhoons, or heavy rain), road closures, or other unexpected events affecting travel safety before departure, our company reserves the right to determine whether the trip will proceed as scheduled. We will coordinate with guests to postpone or handle refunds according to the cancellation policy.

In-Vehicle Rules

To maintain quality and cleanliness in the vehicle, the following behaviors are strictly prohibited: eating and drinking, smoking, applying sunscreen, taking off shoes, kicking the seatback, spitting out of the window, or littering. If you feel unwell, please inform the driver and request a vomit bag. Any damage to or soiling of the vehicle’s interior equipment must be compensated for in cash on-site at replacement cost.

Weather Impact Statement

If weather conditions result in certain attractions not being at their ideal viewing condition, this cannot be used as a reason for cancellation or refund. Thank you for your understanding.

Flexible Itinerary Adjustments

If delays, changes in attractions, or route adjustments occur due to traffic, weather, or other force majeure factors, the itinerary will be adjusted flexibly as needed. The company does not bear liability for any related compensation, and we appreciate your cooperation and understanding.

Personal Belongings

Please take good care of your cash and valuables. Our company cannot be held responsible for any loss or damage during the trip.


FAQ

Q1|Will this tour be tiring?

Each day covers 6–8 hours on the road with sightseeing stops designed for light walking. It suits all age groups.

Q2|Can I customize the route or accommodations?

Yes, just let us know your preferences before booking. We can adjust the itinerary or accommodation type based on your group size and pace. 

Q3|Can I start from another location? 

This tour is designed to start and end in Taipei. However, custom departure points like Taichung or Kaohsiung are available with advance notice and a custom quote. 

Q4|Can I request a child safety seat? 

Yes, we offer child seats free of charge. Please mention your child’s age and height when booking. 

Q5|Will the driver take photos for us? 

Most of our drivers are happy to help with taking pictures, but they are not professional photographers. We recommend bringing your own camera or smartphone. 

Q6|Can I request an English-speaking driver? 

The default driver speaks Mandarin. If you prefer an English-speaking driver, please inform us before booking. Extra charges apply. 

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