Beiguan Tidal Park
北關海潮公園
Tilted single-slope rock strata and blocky tofu rock line the Toucheng coast. Climb the viewing pavilion to watch waves crash on the shore and gaze out toward Turtle Island.
Beiguan Tidal Park sits in Beiguan, Toucheng Town, where single-slope hills jutting into the sea and blocky, jointed tofu rock are its signature features. Trails and a viewing pavilion wind along the rocky hills. From the top, you can watch waves crash against the shore and look out toward Turtle Island. The park also has remnants of a Qing-dynasty battery and shaded walking paths. Entry is generally free, but parking is charged. Allow about an hour. It pairs well on the same day with Honeymoon Bay, Waiao, and Toucheng Old Street. The park sits beside Provincial Highway 2's coastal road and is about a 15-minute walk from Guishan Station on the Taiwan Railway. The rocks are slippery, so stay away from the surf zone.
Opening hours
About 08:00–17:00
Nearby sights
- Honeymoon Bay
- Wai'ao Beach
- Lanyang Museum
- Toucheng Old Street
- Caoling Historic Trail
- Guishan Island
- Jiaoxi Hot Springs
- Wufengqi Waterfall