The sea and sky blend in breathtaking beauty—visit Taiwan’s 13 most stunning beaches for a splash of fun

By MOOK Scenic Spots Family, compiled and reported
 
Summer is the perfect season for water activities. Walking on soft, fine sand under the blazing sun while gazing at the azure waters is one of the most refreshing things to do. Here are Taiwan’s 13 most picturesque beaches, where the sea and sky merge in a painting-like scene. Get ready to make a splash this summer!

1.Nanwan Beach
 
As one of Kenting’s three most famous beaches, Nanwan Beach is also affectionately known as “Blue Bay” due to its sparkling sapphire waters. With its fine, soft sand and gracefully curved shoreline, it has become one of the most popular summer water playgrounds.
 
Address: Nanwan Village, Pingtung County

2.Da’an Beach
 
Covering an area of 17 hectares, Da’an Beach boasts a flat, expansive shoreline with soft sand and crystal-clear blue waters. During low tide, hundreds of meters of sandy beach are exposed, offering even more water-based leisure options in the summer. It’s also a great spot for surfing and kiteboarding.
 
Address: No. 1, Lane 86, Beishan Road, Da’an District, Taichung City

3.Xibian Beach
 
The only offshore beach on the list, Xibian Beach has retained its pristine, natural coastal charm due to past military restrictions. It is currently the island’s only officially open beach. With its beautiful bay curves, snow-white sand as fine as jade, and crystal-clear blue waters, it’s perfect for swimming and playing in the water.
 
Address: Kinmen County, Jinhu Township

4.Wanli Beach
 
Located near the famous Yehliu Geopark and close to the well-known Jade Bay, Wanli Beach features stretches of white sand. In addition to water sports like water skiing, sailing, windsurfing, paddleboarding, parasailing, jet skiing, yachting, and diving, you can also take advantage of the coastal slope for paragliding, skydiving, and land parasailing. It offers the nation’s first-ever land, sea, and air recreational facilities.

Address: Wanli District, New Taipei City