One-Day Ecological Tour to Taisi Haikou for Music Festival & Dreamy Sunset

By MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Located in western Taiwan, Yunlin’s Taisi Haikou boasts rich ecology and environment, with its coastal areas offering visitors a chance to experience various aspects of fishing life. Below is a guide to the top ten one-day experiences in Taisi Haikou, including shellfish catching, coastal scenery, installation art, painted photo spots, and the Haikou Music Festival. Visitors can explore the Taisi coastline and immerse themselves in the local culture of Yunlin.
 
Taisi Shellfish Catching → Taisi Vibrant Coast Fishing Harbor Bistro → Wugang Fishing Harbor Pier → Taisi Haikou Park (Taisi Sea Park) → Taisi Elementary School → Haikou Community + Haikou Life Art Museum → Taisi Coastline → 2017 Haikou Music Festival

1. Experience the Fun of Clamming and Pants-Washing
 
2. Enjoy the Coastal Scenery at Taisi Vibrant Coast
At the Vibrant Coast Fishing Harbor Bistro, enjoy a taste of Haikou-style cuisine made with local ingredients, and watch fishermen return from nearby oyster farms on their rubber boats, loaded with fresh catch—bringing the full fishing harbor vibe to life.

3. Take in the Sea Breeze at Wugang Fishing Harbor Pier
At the seaside pavilion here, enjoy the sea breeze and listen quietly to the call of the ocean, while watching mudskippers happily hopping about in the wetlands. The eye-catching blue-and-white building of the fishing harbor security post offers a pleasant spot for visitors to rest.

4. Visit the Home of Fiddler Crabs & Check Out Installation Art
Taisi Sea Park (Haikou Park) features a precious intertidal zone and wetland ecosystem where you can see thousands of fiddler crabs, mudskippers, beach fleas, and other intertidal creatures.

5. Taisi Elementary School Marine Art Museum
Originally an abandoned library, it has been thoughtfully renovated under the dedication of the new principal and transformed into a cultural hub for the Taisi community. It showcases artworks by artists about the ocean, as well as a nine-meter-long watercolor painting titled “Taisi Coastal Scenery.”