Come feast on seafood together！Taiwan’s Top 10 Popular Tourist Fishing Ports Loved by Netizens

Tourism Center / Comprehensive Report

Summer isn’t just about sunshine, beaches, and bikinis. Taiwan’s fishing ports also exude a strong summer vibe，DaliyView Internet Popularity Meterhas released the top 10 most popular tourist fishing ports in Taiwan. This summer, let’s enjoy seafood, take in the sea views, and have a unique little fishing port adventure！

▲ Fishing by the side of Keelung’s Zhongbin Fishing Port is a major highlight！(Photo／Credited to Keelung Tourism Network)

No.1 Keelung Zhongbin Fishing Port

Zhongbin Fishing Port was once the largest port in Taiwan during the Japanese colonial period and the main export harbor for the Jinguashi gold mines. It doesn’t boast a fashionable modern style but is beloved for its leisurely and nostalgic charm.

▲ Anping Port has recently gained popularity with its Love Square, where you can also enjoy beautiful summer scenery. (Photo／Credited toTainan City Government Tourism Bureau)

No.2 Tainan Anping Fishing Port

Unlike other fishing ports, Anping Fishing Port has developed several new attractions nearby to draw crowds, among which Love Square is especially popular with couples and locals. Take a stroll, snap some photos, and pair it with the beautiful sunset for a super romantic experience.

▲ Wushih Port is close to Waiao and offers views of Guishan Island. (Photo／Credited toNortheast Coast & Yilan National Scenic Area Administration)

No.3 Yilan Wushih Fishing Port

Wushih Port can be considered the most unique leisure fishing port. There are many attractions nearby, including the Lanyang Museum right across from it, as well as the uniquely shaped Wushih Port Visitor Center. The marina here offers direct boat rides to Guishan Island, and a bit further north is Waiao Beach, making this a must-visit spot for surfers and tourists coming to Yilan！

▲ Nangliao Fishing Port features blue-and-white arched buildings with a Mediterranean style that leaves a lasting impression. (Photo／Credited toHsinchu City’s 17-Kilometer Coastal Theme Website)

No.4 Hsinchu Nangliao Fishing Port

The must-visit fishing port in Hsinchu is Nangliao Fishing Port, and the most famous attraction there is the “17-Kilometer Coastal Line.” Cycling along with the sea breeze and admiring the beauty of Mediterranean-style architecture is a unique sight here, which has made it one of Taiwan’s well-known tourist and leisure destinations.

▲ Yong’an Fishing Port, like Fisherman’s Wharf, boasts a beautiful ocean-view bridge. (Photo／Credited toTaoyuan Tourism Guide Network)

No.5 Taoyuan Yong’an Fishing Port

Located in Xinfeng, Taoyuan, Yong’an Fishing Port may not have a large area, but there’s a “Green Corridor” nearby and a beach that kids will absolutely love, making it perfect for planning a half-day trip to Xinfeng. The biggest highlight of Yong’an Fishing Port is its ocean-view bridge. Strolling along the bridge with the sea breeze blowing is both comfortable and incredibly romantic.

▲ Fugui Fishing Port Fish Market (Photo／By Reporter Chen Rui-zhong) 

No. 6 New Taipei Fugui Fishing Port

Fugui Fishing Port is located along the Northern Coast Highway and is famous for its fresh seafood, attracting many food enthusiasts. After the Farmers' Association of Jinshan District established the "Fugui Fish Market Direct Sales Center," visitors can now purchase top-quality seafood on-site, greatly boosting the port’s reputation and making it a major tourist attraction on the northern coast. Its Mexican-style architecture is also rare in Taiwan. Nearby attractions include Fugui Cape, Fugui Cape Lighthouse, and Shimen Cave—ensuring you’ll never be bored.

▲ Zhubei Fishing Port is known for its 360-degree rotating restaurant and Rainbow Bridge. (Photo/Screen capture fromTaoyuan Tourism Guide Network)

No. 7 Taoyuan Zhubei Fishing Port

Zhubei Fishing Port features a fish market direct sales center and is ranked among the top three major fishing supply hubs in northern Taiwan, alongside Keelung Bisha Fishing Port and New Taipei Fugui Fishing Port. Its most distinctive feature is the 360-degree rotating restaurant, and the Rainbow Bridge is another must-visit spot for tourists.

▲ Bisha Fishing Port boasts a well-known fish market and a meal-preparation service. (Photo/Credit to Reporter Xu Wenbin)

No. 8 Keelung Bisha Fishing Port

Bisha Fishing Port is a renowned tourist fish market in northern Taiwan. It features a “Fish Market” and a “Food Street,” with the fish market and restaurants housed in separate buildings. In addition to sampling a wide variety of freshly caught seafood, visitors can also take sightseeing cruises to enjoy the maritime scenery of Keelung.

▲ Wujih Fishing Port is the top choice for central Taiwan residents to buy seafood and take sightseeing cruises. (Photo/Screen capture fromTaichung Tourism and Travel Network)

No. 9 Taichung Wujih Fishing Port

Wujih Fishing Port is the first-choice fishing port for central Taiwan residents looking to buy seafood. Whether on weekdays or holidays, it’s always bustling with crowds, reflecting just how appealing its seafood is.

▲ Tainan Jiangjun Fishing Port. (Photo/Screen capture fromTainan City Government Tourism Bureau)

No. 10 Tainan Jiangjun Fishing Port

Tainan’s Jiangjun Fishing Port covers an area of 80 hectares, making it the second-largest harbor in Tainan after Anping Port. In recent years, it has gradually transitioned from traditional fishing to leisure and sightseeing fisheries. Here, you can not only satisfy your taste buds but also enjoy spectacular scenery—taking an evening stroll as the sea breeze gently blows is an experience that sounds absolutely delightful.