Keelung Islet

　　Uninhabited Keelung Islet is a beautiful volcanic island surrounded by steep cliffs and almost no flat land. The recreational facilities on the island mainly consist of walking trails and pavilions. Its precious igneous rock geological landscapes and stunning native plants are its highlights.

　　Visitors can explore Keelung Islet along wooden boardwalks, where native plants showcase the beauty of local ecology on both sides of the path. In spring, wild lilies bloom all over the islet, becoming a beautiful focal point.

　　The scenery on the island varies with the weather, displaying multiple forms of beauty. On clear days, the majestic presence of the volcanic islet can be seen, while at dawn and dusk, its faint outline adds an air of mystery and ethereality. To visit Keelung Islet in person, you can take a sightseeing boat from Bisha Fishing Port to admire the spectacular island views up close.

　　The Kuanghua Tower serves as a maritime landmark for Keelung Harbor. Originally a VIP reception area for the port authority, it has since been developed for maritime sightseeing and leisure, featuring Taiwan’s first lighthouse café, which offers a relaxing space for sightseeing, business meetings, family gatherings, and dates.

　　Enjoying afternoon tea at this seaside café offers a 360-degree panoramic view and boundless vistas—one side features the bustling activity of Keelung Harbor, with large ships passing right before your eyes; the other reveals Keelung city lit up with thousands of twinkling lights. Here, you can take in the full 360-degree scenery without obstruction.