Top Taiwan Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 4

Travel to Shifen in New Taipei City to experience the town’s two most notable attractions. First, visit Shifen Waterfall, the broadest waterfall in Taiwan known as “Little Niagara.” Then head into town to explore the Old Street, a bustling hub centered around the railroad tracks that were so important to Shifen’s coal mining history. Shop, release a sky lantern, and enjoy a few street snacks.

Go where the locals venture: a bustling traditional wet market, exploring back alleys and temples, all in search of local culture and favorite foods that have been around for over 100 years old combined and unique.

Immerse yourself in scenic Northern Taiwan on this private day tour from Taipei. You'll get to see the Golden Waterfall and Jinguashi 13 Ruins, make a wish with a sky lantern over Pingxi, and explore the streets of historical Jiufen. This charming and historic street is the inspiration of Miyazaki's "Spirited Away," as well as the setting for several beloved Taiwanese films. Finally, head to Shifen Old Street, known for delicious local foods, souvenir shops, and puffing railroad trains.

Pair up with a Lokafyer guide who’s a Kaohsiung local for a private walking tour of the city. An authentic alternative to a group tour, it’s like having a local friend to show you around Kaohsiung, whether you’re searching for the most authentic restaurants or taking in the sights. Starting with a pre-tour chat about what interests you, you’ll get personalized tips and recommendations based on local know-how.

Combine a full day of sightseeing with Taiwanese tea tasting in Taipei on a tour that saves you making separate bookings. Take a ride on the Maokong Gondola for a unique perspective of the mountain scenery and meet highly skilled local tea experts who will teach you how to steep the perfect pot of tea. You’ll also visit the picturesque Bagua Tea Plantation. Numbers are limited for more personalized attention from your guide.

Discover the bustling city of Taipei as it starts to come alive during this evening tour. Start at the Longshan Temple and learn about its significance; walk through the Huaxi Street night market; tantalize your tastebuds with a delicious dinner at the famous Din Tai Fung; and cap it off with a visit to Taipei 101 where you can see the skyline shimmering from the clouds. Catch the highlights of Taipei—ideal for those with limited time.

Enjoy a new perspective on Taipei when you explore after dark—and visit one of the city’s most vibrant and bustling night markets—on this private, evening tour. Meet your guide in the evening at your hotel, and get ready to explore. You’ll spend several hours discovering the Ningxia Night Market, from its neon-lit gaming stalls to its popular, foodie favorites. Be sure to come hungry: you’ll sample up to eight different dishes, from sesame chicken and oyster omelets to fried taro balls.

This private Keelung shore excursion combines Taipei’s cultural landmarks, historic temples, and modern icons into one seamless day trip from Keelung Port. Unlike standard group tours, you’ll be accompanied by your own private driver-guide, giving you the flexibility to travel at your own pace and enjoy personalized insights. From the colonial architecture of the Presidential Office to the grandeur of Chiang Kai-shek Memorial Hall, the spiritual atmosphere of Longshan Temple, and the modern skyline dominated by Taipei 101, you’ll experience the perfect contrast of old and new Taiwan. The tour ends with a rewarding hike up Elephant Mountain, where breathtaking panoramic views of the city and Taipei 101 create the ultimate photo opportunity. With smooth, hassle-free transportation and a carefully planned route, this tour offers cruise travelers the most efficient and memorable way to experience the highlights of Taipei in just one day.

Tired of the busy, dusty and noisy city? This Private Yangmingshan Hiking Day Tour is a great option for those who need a break from their busy schedule, or those who love to enjoy nature. Just 7 miles away from downtown Taipei City, Yangmingshan National Park is the 3rd national park in Taiwan that covers a wide area of volcanic geological features. Yangmingshan has a wide elevation range from 200 to 1,120 meters with beautiful landscapes alongside different trails. The highest summit of the mountain is approximately 1,120 meters above sea level, where you can enjoy a sweeping view of Taipei Basin when you reach the top of the mountain. There are 3 route options with different level of difficulty: Challenging | Conquer the highest peak in Taipei: Mt. Qixing Moderate | Diverse landscapes: Grasslands, Forests, Mountain Ridges Easy | Flat and shaded trails accessible for all ages

This private shore excursion includes the best of Northern Taiwan, showcasing its unique history and heritage. The tour begins with views of the unique geological formations of Yehliu Geopark and a Golden Waterfall colored by the nearby mining district. Later, you'll visit the quaint and storied village of Chiufen (Jiufen Old Street), the cat paradise of Houtong and taste the delicacies of the Miaokou Night Market.

Perfect for jet-lagged travelers or late risers, this afternoon tour lets you escape the bustle of the city, and discover some of Taiwan’s most scenic areas. Meet in the early afternoon in central Taipei, and travel with just a small group for company. Venture first to the heritage mining town of Jiufen, where you can admire the picturesque scenery and visit a traditional teahouse. Next, transfer to nearby Shifen. Stroll its historical Old Street, taste local delicacies (own expense), and even release a sky lantern for good luck.

Explore the disappearing flavors of old Taiwan on a small-group food tour through the historic neighborhoods of Dadaocheng and Dihua Street. Discover generations-old recipes, family-run businesses, and traditional food craftsmanship that still survive in hidden corners of the city. Learn how Taiwan’s food culture evolved through indigenous, Fujian, Hakka, Dutch, and Japanese influences, why certain traditional dishes are disappearing, how old markets and food communities are changing in modern Taipei, and the cultural meaning behind ingredients, cooking methods, and local eating habits. Depending on seasonality and vendor availability, tastings may include traditional Taiwanese confection, handmade rice cakes, heritage rice dishes, old-school herbal drinks, slow-cooked comfort foods, and other specialties that have shaped local food culture for decades.

See many of Taipei’s key sights and areas—and then venture off the tourist trail to discover a more local side of the city—on this small-group, half-day tour. Traveling by electric bike lets you see more of the city in less time. Spot the Sun Yat Sen Memorial Hall and Taipei 101—and then, stop to sip locally roasted coffee, enjoy a Taiwanese breakfast, and dine at a traditional market.

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Enjoy a full day tour of Sun Moon Lake from Taichung today, where your guide will take care of all the details. You’ll escape the city traffic, and hop on a bike for an hour-long, easy ride. You’ll have a Taiwanese lunch (at an extra expense), and then board a lake ferry for a ride, then ride a cable car for amazing views. Visit a few villages, temples, and finish in the commercial district for some arts and craft shopping.

Explore one of Taipei's most iconic landmarks, the Taipei 101. Marvel at this colossal structure that graces the city's skyline, standing as a symbol of architectural brilliance. Ascend to the 89th floor in less than a minute via one of the world's fastest elevators. Then, step out onto the 91st-floor outdoor observatory, where you can soak in the breathtaking cityscape while savoring the crisp, fresh air. Admire this engineering masterpiece and enjoy your journey.

On this private evening tour, you won’t just enjoy lofty views overlooking Taipei—you’ll also try the city’s traditional, tea-infused cuisine, and take part in a tutored tea tasting. Meet your guide at your hotel and take a gondola up to Maokong, once one of Taiwan’s top tea-producing regions. After your tea-infused meal, finish with a trip to a local viewing point offering panoramic city vistas and an exceptional perspective on Taipei 101.

Escape the city and see a different side of Taiwan during a tour that takes you to the heart of Hakka culture. A great introduction to the country for first-time visitors, this tour—which combines a ride on a scenic railway with a visit to a Hakka market—allows you to overcome the language barrier and see parts of Taiwan that most visitors miss.

Looking for a unique way to explore Jiufen and Shifen? Join this day tour combining scenic views, nostalgic streets, and a charming railway experience in Northern Taiwan. Start in Shifen, home to the spectacular Shifen Waterfall, known as Taiwan’s “Little Niagara.” Feel the mist and admire the waterfall surrounded by lush greenery. Then stroll along Shifen Old Street beside the railway tracks and release a sky lantern with your wishes. Enjoy a scenic local train ride from Shifen to Houtong, passing through mountains and valleys — a true railway adventure. In Houtong Cat Village, meet free-roaming cats, browse cat-themed shops, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of this former mining town. End the day at Jiufen Old Street, a hillside village of lantern-lit alleys, traditional teahouses, local snacks, and panoramic ocean views. This tour blends nature, culture, and a memorable train journey — a refreshing way to experience Jiufen and Shifen.

Explore Taipei like you’re visiting a trusted friend—this customized tour is tailored to your specific interests and budget. Whether you are interested in seeing well-known attractions or getting off the beaten path (or both), your guide can make it happen. Visit markets, hot springs, food halls, and more. Your host can also offer insight into how to spend the rest of your time in Taipei.

Explore Taipei’s food scene with a local guide. Visit two of the city’s most notable markets—Dongmen Market and Raohe Street Night Market—and marvel at the sheer amount of vendors and variety in both locations. Lunch and a glass of bubble tea is included, but never fear: there is food all around available for purchase! Your guide navigates the metro trains with you, so no need to worry about getting lost.

Start a captivating journey through Taiwan's natural wonders with a visit to Yin Yang Sea. Explore the surreal rock formations of Yehliu Geopark, marveling at the iconic Queen's Head and other geological wonders. Conclude your adventure with a delectable seafood feast at Guihou Fishing Harbor, savoring the freshest catches while soaking in picturesque coastal views. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Taiwan's scenery and flavors on this unforgettable tour. Reminder: Many Taiwan food stalls take cash only. Please bring NTD. An NTD exchange machine is available at Keelung Port.

Admire unique rock formations like the “Queen’s Head” at Yehliu Geopark. Wander through lantern-lit alleys and savor local snacks in Jiufen, a former gold mining town Witness the majestic Shifen Waterfall, Taiwan’s “Little Niagara” Experience the iconic sky lantern tradition on Shifen Old Street (lantern optional) Perfect for first-time visitors, couples, or families

Discover one of Taiwan’s top scenic highlights—and enjoy an easier way to get there, without worrying about finding transit—on this private day trip to Sun Moon Lake. Following pickup from your Taipei accommodation, travel in the comfort of your own private vehicle. Upon arrival at the lake, Taiwan’s largest, opt to go for a cruise, bike its perimeter, visit Wenwu Temple on Zhongzheng Road, and explore at your own pace.