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Red and green outfits get discounts! Kaohsiung Sightseeing Cruise Launches “Red & Green Festive Christmas”

Published: 2026-09-25 👁 100 views
Last updated 2026-09-25 — Sightseeing cruises that take passengers around Kaohsiung are also joining in the Christmas celebrations. The “Red & Green Festive Christmas” promotion runs from today until the 31st. As long as your clothes or accessories feature a combination of red and green, you can enjoy a 28% discount (72% of the original price) on weekdays and a 15% discount (85% of the original price) on weekends for the “Sightseeing Cruise · Sea Feast” package.


▲ The Kaohsiung Sightseeing Cruise picks up tourists at Zhen’ai Pier for a city tour. (Photo/Screenshot fromKaohsiung City Shipping Corporationofficial website)

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Sightseeing cruises that take passengers around Kaohsiung are also joining in the Christmas celebrations. The “Red & Green Festive Christmas” promotion runs from today until the 31st. As long as your clothes or accessories feature a combination of red and green, you can enjoy a 28% discount (72% of the original price) on weekdays and a 15% discount (85% of the original price) on weekends for the “Sightseeing Cruise · Sea Feast” package.


▲ One of Kaohsiung’s well-known harbors, Zhen’ai Pier. (Photo/From Wikipedia)

The original full fare of NT$700 for the “Sightseeing Cruise · Sea Feast” is discounted to NT$500 on weekdays and NT$595 on weekends if you wear red or green accessories or clothing before the 31st — that’s a 28% discount on weekdays and a 15% discount on weekends.

The “Sightseeing Cruise · Sea Feast” departs from Zhen’ai Pier, passes through the Second Harbor, and offers a 100-minute harbor cruise around Kaohsiung. Along the way, you’ll see sights such as various Second Harbor docks, private shipyards, and the Qianzhen Offshore Fishing Port. The cruise also includes self-service dining and harbor area guided commentary services, before returning to Zhen’ai Pier to conclude the trip.

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