Explore the Underwater
Wonderland of Taiwan’s Northeast Coast
The Northeast Coast of Taiwan
where the Kuroshio Current meets the continental coastal flow nurtures a rich marine ecosystem.
Combined with its unique underwater landscapes,
it has become a paradise for diving enthusiasts.
Longdong Bay
Northern Taiwan’s top dive spot. The area around Hemei Elementary School has gentle slopes from 3–12 m — great for beginners. Expect clear water, coral reefs, and colourful reef fish.
Bitou Cape
Dive sites around Bitou Cape have strong currents—best for experienced divers. Expect blackfish, white trevally, barracuda, with sharks and rays in autumn. The Bitou Cape Shipwreck (18m deep) is a highlight.
Chaojing Park
Located about an hour from Taipei, Longdong on the Northeast Coast is ideal for beginner divers. Its bay features protected reef areas, easy shore entry, and rich marine life — known as “Northern Taiwan’s Underwater Classroom.”
Guihou
With its unique canyon terrain and rare coral formations, this site is a hidden gem for technical divers in Northern Taiwan.
Unlike the gentle reef slopes of Longdong, it requires more skill in navigating underwater topography—but the reward is a truly breathtaking seascape!
Sanmin Bat Cave
A popular dive spot on Taiwan’s north coast with easy entry, shallow slopes, and a network of crevices. Great for all levels to explore reef edges, nudibranchs, and schools of fish.
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Explore the Underwater Wonderland of Taiwan’s Northeast Coast
The Northeast Coast of Taiwan,
where the Kuroshio Current meets the continental coastal flow, nurtures a rich marine ecosystem.
Combined with its unique underwater landscapes, it has become a paradise for diving enthusiasts.
Longdong Bay
the most famous dive site in northern Taiwan,
with calm waters inside the bay that are ideal for beginners.
The area boasts thriving coral reef ecosystems and tropical fish such as clownfish, butterflyfish, and pufferfish.
A highlight is the dive spot below Hemei Elementary School, featuring gentle slopes between 3–12 meters deep, making it a popular training site for open water courses.
Bitou Cape
Dive sites around Bitou Cape Park feature stronger currents, making them more suitable for experienced divers.
Schools of blackfish, white trevally, and barracuda are commonly seen here, while autumn offers chances to spot migrating sharks and rays.
The famous Bitou Cape Shipwreck, resting at a depth of 18 meters, is a must-visit challenge for advanced divers.
Chaojing Park
Located on the border of Keelung and New Taipei City, this is one of the most popular beginner-friendly dive sites along the Northeast Coast.
With convenient access and easy entry, it also benefits from government-placed artificial reefs that have fostered a rich and diverse marine ecosystem, earning it the nickname “Northern Taiwan’s Underwater Classroom.
Guihou
With its unique canyon terrain and rare coral formations, this site is a hidden gem for technical divers in Northern Taiwan.
Unlike the gentle reef slopes of Longdong, it requires more skill in navigating underwater topography—but the reward is a truly breathtaking seascape!
Sanmin Bat Cave
With its dramatic underwater formations,
this site has become one of Northern Taiwan’s most popular “mini-technical diving” training grounds.
Whether you’re practicing cavern-swimming skills or capturing unique light-and-shadow effects, it promises an unforgettable diving experience.