Sanxiantai, originally a cape, has gradually transformed into an offshore island due to the erosive action of the sea
Visitors to Sanxiantai can only reach it by wading through the water during low tide
In 1987, the completion of the sea-crossing bridge here not only facilitated tourists crossing the shore but also became a well-known landmark on the East Coast
Sanxiantai’s geological features are prominent, with dense strange rocks and significant sea erosion
Additionally, due to its unique geographical and climatic conditions, the island boasts a rich variety of coastal plants, such as Pandanus and White Waterwood, making it an important base for the study of coastal plant ecology
Open all year round, 24/7
Accessibility services include wheelchair accessible parking and entrances
Essential tips: 1
The Sanxiantai Lighthouse has a steep terrain and narrow passages; it is advisable to visit on clear and sunny days for safety
2
The Sanxiantai Island area is designated as a nature reserve; please respect the natural ecology and refrain from collecting any flora or fauna to avoid breaking the law
3
There is a parking and cleaning fee for entering the Sanxiantai Recreation Area: on holidays, large vehicles 200 NTD, small vehicles 60 NTD, motorcycles 20 NTD; on non-holidays, large vehicles 170 NTD, small vehicles 50 NTD, motorcycles 15 NTD
