By / MOOK Scenic Spots Editorial Team
Hsinchu City’s Haishan Fishing Port serves both tourism and fishing functions. To enhance its overall facilities, NT$12 million was invested in a landscape improvement project, with most facilities now in the final stages of completion and launched in August. In addition to improving fishing infrastructure, practical, durable, and aesthetically pleasing mooring posts have been installed for fishermen. The project also features a seaside observation platform and scenic walkway extending toward the sea, offering visitors a comfortable space to enjoy ocean views and sunsets.
Haishan Fishing Port Observation Platform (Photo / Hsinchu City Government)
Haishan Fishing Port is a key node along the 17-kilometer coastal “Blue Ribbon” scenic route. In addition to the Haishan Fishing Port improvement project, investments have also been made in landscaping along the entire coastline to provide visitors with a high-quality coastal leisure environment.
(Photo / Hsinchu City Government)
The Haishan Fishing Port project was launched in August and is connected via the 17-kilometer bike path to Xiangshan Wetland, enriching and completing Hsinchu City’s coastal tourism offerings.
(Photo / Hsinchu City Government)
As the Haishan Fishing Port is adjacent to the fish auction site, freshly caught seafood often sells out immediately upon landing—tourists shouldn’t miss out on the “just-caught” freshness. The intertidal zone near the fishing port offers different scenery during high and low tides. During low tide, you can observe the wetland intertidal ecosystem; at high tide, enjoy the sight of fishing boats entering and leaving the harbor as well as stunning sunsets. Visitors can immerse themselves in the ocean breeze and ecological beauty.
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