Introduction
The hot spring area covers about 3 to 4 pyeong (approximately 10–13 square meters), with a water depth of around one meter. Also called an undersea hot spring, it is a sulfur spring where seawater seeps into the rock layers, is heated by geothermal energy, and then gushes out under high pressure. This rare saltwater hot spring is suitable for bathing but not for drinking, with a distinct salty taste from the seawater. Nearby in the crevices of the coastal rocks, the rare sea hibiscus grows, which is said to help treat rheumatism.
Currently, the Eastern Coastal Scenic Area has built three circular pools with different temperatures for visitors to enjoy the hot springs. You can soak in the springs while admiring the island scenery of blue sea and sky. At night, with a sky full of stars overhead, the experience becomes even more special. If you wish to watch the sunrise, you can also come here at 3 or 4 a.m. to soak in the springs and greet the dawn. Ticket Information · Opening Hours
Full-price Hot Spring Ticket
NT$200 per person
Group discount (20 or more people): 10% off
Business hours: 07:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Concessionary Hot Spring Ticket
NT$100 per person
Only for residents of Taitung County and children under 120 cm tall
Taitung County residents must present ID to purchase tickets
No group discounts
Business hours: 07:00 AM – 10:00 PM
Observation Ticket
NT$30 per person
Viewing period: 09:00 AM – 03:00 PM
Not allowed to enter any hot spring or spa pool
No group discounts
Transportation
Ferry Boats
Jinxing: New Fa Shipping Co., Ltd. TEL: (089)281477
Super Star: Jiuxin Ferry Transportation Co., Ltd. TEL: (089)280290
Triumph 1 & 2: Fanli Shipping Co., Ltd. TEL: (089)281047
Green Island Star 2: Longhong Marine Co., Ltd. TEL: (089)280226
Xinlonghao: Julong Shipping Co., Ltd. TEL: (089)280226
Green Island Car Rental
Motorcycle: NT$700/day (deposit negotiable)
Bicycle: NT$200–300/day (deposit negotiable)
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