Fenggui Cave
風櫃洞
A basalt sea cave at the tip of Fenggui Peninsula. When waves surge in, they roar and shoot water up through the rock cracks.
Fenggui Cave lies at the tip of Fenggui Peninsula in Magong. It is a sea channel and cave formed by waves eroding the basalt coast. When the tide rises or winds and waves are strong, seawater rushes into the cave and compresses the air, forcing spray out through the rock cracks with a sound like a bellows. That sound gives the place its name, “Fenggui” (wind box). Nearby sights include Snake Head Mountain and Wenwang Hall, which can be combined with downtown Magong for a half-day trip. Admission is free. The rocks are slippery, so when the waves are big, stay away from the cliff edge and do not approach the cave mouth.
Opening hours
All day
Nearby sights
- Duxing 10th Village
- Shuncheng Gate (Magong Old City Wall)
- Magong Tianhou Temple
- Central Street & Four-Eyed Well, Magong
- Magong Guanyin Pavilion & Xiying Rainbow Bridge
- Tongpan Islet
- Penghu Living Museum
- Hujing Islet