Seven days, one coastline.
Three days deeper into Taiwan
Extend the journey with Jiu Fen — the mountain town that inspired Spirited Away — Beitou Hot Springs, the National Palace Museum, and a Taipei night market.
Arrival and first taste of Taiwan
Group meets on the East Coast. A quiet first dinner and time to settle into the island pace.
First surf and orientation
A light morning session to find our feet. Afternoon on the local rural roads.
Surf, regional food, and coastal exploration
A longer surf session followed by a trip to a nearby town for regional specialties and coastal vistas.
Surf and natural hot spring
Early session in the water, then a natural geothermal spring deep in the jungle.
Rivers, waterfalls, or swimming holes
Salt swapped for fresh water — an afternoon in one of the East Coast's inland detours.
Final full surf day and special dinner
The last long day in the water. A shared meal chosen for the group to close the trip.
Closing morning and departure
A slow morning together before the group heads home.
“A likely day” — not a promise. Surf, weather, and local conditions shape the actual schedule.
Three days deeper into Taiwan
Stay on after the surf journey for a guided three-day inland extension. We travel from the East Coast into Taiwan’s mountain towns and thermal valleys, ending in Taipei with museums, markets, and the city’s layered energy.
Jiu Fen
The hillside town that inspired Miyazaki’s Spirited Away. Narrow lantern lanes, tea houses, and views over the Pacific.
National Palace Museum
One of the world’s great collections of Chinese imperial art and artifacts — the treasures of the Forbidden City, now in Taipei.
Beitou Hot Springs
Taipei’s historic onsen town. Thermal valleys, public baths, and a slower pace before the city.
Taipei Night Market
Street food, energy, and local flavor. A last taste of Taiwan before heading home.
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