Penghu Island

Also known as the Pescadores, Penghu Island is an archipelago of more than 60 small islands and the largest offshore island. Research shows that the archipelago is known for its distinctive architecture – with houses built from coral – and numerous temples, most of which was built to worship the goddess of the sea, Mazu.

Considered as one of the windiest places in the Southern Hemisphere, Penghu is also home to many water sports such as windsurfing and water skiing, along with a number of pristine beaches that cater to these activities throughout the year. all year. The crystal clear waters around Penghu are also great for snorkeling or scuba diving, with plenty of options for you to explore Penghu's underwater world.

This western Taiwanese island boasts both man-made and natural features that have helped it become so well-known. The Twin Heart Stone Weir is the most well-known of them all.

This stone weir, which resembles two hearts, was created by ancient fishermen. What's remarkable is that it's remained in such wonderful shape for so long. A natural platform in the shape of Taiwan is only a few minutes away. As a consequence, we've given it the moniker "Little Taiwan."

Location: Penghu County