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Breathtaking Arc-Shaped Bay in Taiwan: A Must-Visit Azure Coast Hidden Gem This Summer

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Facing the azure Pacific Ocean and backed by the towering Central Mountain Range. This dreamy, mysterious bay is a paradise-like hidden gem — a stunning destination you must visit this summer.

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Facing the azure Pacific Ocean and backed by the towering Central Mountain Range. This dreamy, mysterious bay is a paradise-like hidden gem — a stunning destination you must visit this summer.

A dreamy and mysterious bay paired with the beauty of Taiwan’s railways. (Photo by bb211019)

Located in Dong’ao, Pink Bird Forest Beach is hailed by netizens as a heavenly hidden beach. With its uniquely secluded location, crystal-clear blue waters, and rugged surrounding rocks, it exudes an isolated, otherworldly atmosphere.

A breathtaking arc-shaped bay. (Photo by bb211019)

It is also a renowned fishing ground, home to prized species such as striped knifejaw, grouper, blacktip grouper, and whitefin goatfish, making it a paradise for shore anglers. Many fishing enthusiasts often gather here to fish from the rocks or head out to sea for some fun deep-sea fishing.

You don’t have to go abroad for a beautiful azure bay — Taiwan has one too. (Photo by bb211019)

In 2017, the influx of large numbers of tourists led to piles of garbage on the rocks, spoiling the beautiful scenery. As the area is a fishing harbor, entry was already prohibited. Due to safety concerns, the site was subsequently closed.

Dong’ao’s Pink Bird Forest boasts a beach that looks like a piece of heaven. (Photo by Su’ao Township Office)

After improvement works were completed, a new access path was built to enhance the fishing harbor’s infrastructure. The beach was reopened to travelers, with stairs, railings, and walkways added along the way. New parking spaces were planned, and three temporary restrooms were installed.

Pink Bird Forest is also a well-known fishing ground. (Photo by Su’ao Township Office)

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