Breathe with the blue waves
A call deep from under the sea
The warm Kuroshio Current enables the colorful underwater world beneath Taitung’s coast and its Offshore Islands, attracting multitude of diving enthusiasts here that cannot tear themselves away from their enjoyment. You can become the embodiment of an underwater mermaid now and swim with turtles and clownfish in the crystal-clear seawater!
The seahorse-shaped underwater mailbox in Shilang Diving Area is located 11.5 meters under water. Chaikou Snorkeling Area is rich in underwater wildlife. The multilevel diving experience is what brings many diving enthusiasts to Green Island.
For beginners, the recommended popular diving site is Mother Hen Rock. Advanced and certified divers are recommended to go to Kaiyuan Fishing Harbor to explore its enigmatic blue hole. The deep and mysterious underwater world is waiting for you to explore!
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You don’t need to fly on a plane or ride on a boat to find several diving paradises. Look no further than the coast of Taitung County. Both the waves and wind of Jiamuzi Bay and Wushibi, located along the East Coast, are both calm and suitable for diving. With high coral coverage, the fish, shellfish, and algae together create a wondrous underwater world in the limpid seawater.
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When diving, always pay close attention to weather changes. It is not recommended to go into the water during poor weather conditions and strong waves. Protecting the precious underwater wildlife is a shared responsibility. Do not remove any marine creatures. If you wear diving fins, be careful not to accidentally step on the coral. Choose sunscreen with ocean-friendly certifications. If you are a beginner or unfamiliar with local sea conditions, it is recommended that you are accompanied by a licensed diving instructor. Always seek assistance from qualified professionals. Before conducting diving activitie s, check for public announcements made by Taitung County Government and on-site notice boards. Diving in prohibited areas is illegal.
