Top Hualien Bus Tours

The Taroko National Park is home to some of Taiwan’s most impressive natural scenery and a private tour means you can explore at your own pace. On this full-day tour from Hualien City, visit Chishingtan Beach, Swallow’s Grotto, and Eternal Spring Shrine; admire views of the Qingshui Cliffs and Taroko Gorge; and enjoy a leisurely hike to Baiyang Waterfall.

Taroko National Park - Make a stop at the iconic Taroko Gate, the official entrance to Taroko National Park. This grand archway is a must-see landmark and a perfect spot for memorable photos as you enter one of Taiwan’s most famous natural attractions. Tianxiang Scenic Area - Explore the peaceful mountain village of Tianxiang, located deep within the gorge. Surrounded by rivers and mountains, this area features picturesque bridges, temples, and serene walking paths that showcase the natural beauty of the region. Qingshui Cliffs - Be amazed by the spectacular Qingshui Cliffs, where towering rock faces plunge dramatically into the deep blue Pacific Ocean. This is one of Taiwan’s most breathtaking coastal landscapes and a highlight of the entire journey. Qixingtan Beach - Take a relaxing break at Qixingtan Beach, known for its crystal-clear waters and scenic pebble shoreline. Perfect place to unwind, enjoy the ocean breeze, and capture stunning photos of Taiwan’s east coast.

Dear guests, I am a Hualien local guide, and I'm happy to offer you special and unique tours customized to your needs. My experience as a Taiwan local guide has been more than 25 years by now, and still, I find something new and fascinating to share with my guests. I am proud to say that Hualien still has so many surprises to amaze you. What does Hualien have? There are only too many wonderful surprises. Like Taiwan jade, tribal hunter camps, tribal culture experience, river tracing, river shrimp catching, river rafting, stone sculptures, wood sculptures, nature dyes, zipline, hot spring, organic farms, fix shore fishing net, whale watching, flying fishing, fishing, and Indigenous Home Cooking Class.

Embark on an unforgettable journey through the breathtaking landscapes of Hualien with this carefully curated full-day tour, designed to showcase the region’s most iconic highlights. Begin your adventure at the spectacular Taroko Gorge, one of Taiwan’s most famous natural wonders. Marvel at towering marble cliffs, dramatic canyons, winding trails, and lush greenery inside this stunning national park. The awe-inspiring scenery makes it a paradise for nature lovers and photographers alike. Next, stop at the magnificent Qingshui Cliff, where steep coastal cliffs plunge into the brilliant blue waters of the Pacific Ocean. This breathtaking viewpoint offers some of the most dramatic coastal scenery in Taiwan — perfect for unforgettable photos. Continue to the charming Xincheng Old Street, a lively cultural hub filled with traditional snacks, local shops, and historic charm. Stroll through the streets, sample authentic Taiwanese delicacies, and experience the warmth of local life.

8:15 : Pick up at meeting point for the long trek of 5 kms 8:30: A short trek to Y Linh Ho then trek through the rice terraces and along Muong Hoa Stream to the Black Hmong village of Lao Chai to see the spectacular landscape of Hoang Lien Son Mountain then trek to Ta Van village - home of Dzay ethnic people. Trekking distance is about 9 kms and it lasts for 4 hours 11:30: Bus picks you up at Ta Van Bridge to Sapa Lunch time at local restaurant In the afternoon 14:30: A short walking to Cat Cat village which is home of Black H’mong ethnic people and is located near the bottom of a deep valley at the foot of Fansipan Peak. Our local guide will show you the daily life activities of the locals, trekking down to the valley bottom to the waterfall where the French built a Hydraulic Power Station, short time for photo with bridge and the waterfall then you will trekking up hill to get back to Sapa with very beautiful scenery in the late afternoon. Driver pick up back to Sapa

Embark on this private chartered tour and experience the natural and cultural wonders of Hualien. The journey begins at Qixingtan Beach, where you'll stroll along the pebble beach, admiring the shimmering Pacific Ocean and magnificent mountain views. Head to Tianxiang District in Taroko Gorge to explore Pudu Bridge, Xiangde Temple, and Tianfeng Pagoda. The stunning cliffs and tranquil temples create a breathtaking panorama, perfect for taking photos. Walk along the Dakaran Trail and Taroko Highland Trail, immersing yourself in lush forests, babbling rivers, and iconic marble terrain. Visit the Taroko Visitor Center to learn about the park's geology, ecology, and indigenous culture. Continue to Qingshui Cliff, marveling at the steep cliffs plunging into the Pacific Ocean. Finally, visit the General's Mansion, built in 1936, a historic residence showcasing Hualien's early 20th-century charm.

Looking for something different in Hualien? Skip the usual crowds and head to Taiwan’s stunning East Coast on a private day tour filled with ocean views, hidden beaches, and a unique jade hunting experience. Explore dramatic coastal scenery with a local English-speaking guide. You'll visit quiet fishing villages, walk along rocky shores, and learn how Taiwan’s indigenous tribes treasured jade stones for centuries. Try your luck at finding your own piece of natural jade—washed ashore by the river. It’s a relaxing and unforgettable experience for nature lovers, families, and curious travelers alike.

Spend a day in the great outdoors of Taiwan as you embark on a full-day tour from Hualien to Taitung. Join a small group and enjoy a dynamic day of stand-up paddleboarding in scenic locations. SUP along the coast, taking in the sandy beaches and crashing waves, and admire the unique landscape where the mountains meet the sea.

* Due to the earthquake at April 3rd in 2024, the Taroko tour is suspended until the end of 2025, with adjustments pending for 2026. * During this one-day trip, you will have an unforgettable travel experience! A professional English-speaking tour guide and a driver will take you to visit popular check-in spots in Taroko National Park, Hualien County. The Taroko Gorge was formed about 250 million years ago. Four million years ago, the island of Taiwan was formed by the collision of plates. Due to long-term erosion by streams and crustal arching, a vertical canyon was formed. Its special topography is also called Taiwan "Grand Canyon". *Drop-off at hotel / Train Station (Taipei/Yilan/Hualien) -Order Information- ．The tour duration will be adjusted due to traffic jam or weather. ．This tour includes a lot of walking, please measure your physical condition. ．Due to Typhoon or bad weather, the Taroko National Park will close. We will change the itinerary or cancel the tour.

Escape into the tranquil beauty of Taiwan’s east coast on this enriching day trip from Hualien — where cultural heritage meets breathtaking natural scenery. Visit the beautifully preserved Keishuin Temple, one of Taiwan’s most elegant Japanese-era Buddhist temples. Surrounded by mountains and peaceful gardens, the temple’s traditional wooden architecture and spiritual atmosphere offer a calming retreat from the everyday rush. Stroll around the serene carp pond, a mirror-like oasis framed by lush greenery and distant peaks. The reflections on the still water create a scene reminiscent of a classic landscape painting — perfect for quiet reflection and memorable photos. Continue your journey with a scenic stop at Starbucks Huilan, a stylish and popular café known not only for its coffee but also for its picturesque setting. Capture Instagram-worthy views while relaxing with your favorite drink in a modern yet nature-inspired space.

Are you trying to find out what you can do in Hualien City for a day? This tour allows you to have an overview of Hualien City, going to the must-visit attractions. From Qixingtan Beach to Liyu Lake and Lintianshan Forestry Culture Park, you will learn about the historical background of Hualien and see most of it within a day. After the earthquake in April 2024, Taroko National Park was severely damaged; however, there are still so many hidden gems waiting to be explored in Hualien.

Embark on a breathtaking 10-hour private car journey through Hualien’s most iconic natural wonders and vibrant local culture.Marvel at the dramatic coastal cliffs of Qingshui (Chingshui) Cliff, where the Pacific Ocean meets towering marble walls along Taiwan’s stunning east coast. Explore the awe-inspiring Taroko Gorge (Taroko National Park), hiking through its majestic marble canyons, cascading waterfalls,.Unwind at the serene pebble shores of Qixingtan (Chihsingtan) Beach, where turquoise waves lap against smooth stones under sweeping mountain views. As dusk falls, dive into the lively flavors of Dongdamen Night Market, sampling local specialties. Your private driver ensures effortless transitions between these unforgettable destinations, allowing you to soak in Hualien’s raw beauty and cultural charm at your own pace.(Note: Includes a private driver, but they may not speak English. Tour does not include a guide or entrance fees.)

Taiwan’s most iconic natural wonder. Carved by the Liwu River, this 19km marble canyon is a dramatic landscape of sheer cliffs, deep gorges, and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

For this tour you can experience the life of indigenous people from over a thousand years ago, After over 200 years of strong dominance by Han Chinese culture, it's remarkable that the Amis tribe has been able to preserve their precious traditional culture. You will experience their life wisdom ，skill and concepts of sustainability and environmental protection. Hualien's most distinctive feature is its indigenous culture. Hualien is home to seven indigenous tribes, each with its own unique characteristics. Today's tour arrangements will delve into the Amis tribe, the largest and most widely distributed indigenous group in Taiwan, experiencing their traditional hunting techniques developed over two thousand years, the wisdom of forest life, traditional fishing methods, and many aspects of their culture. Understanding Amis culture through firsthand experience is invaluable, as it is rich in sustainable environmental concepts and practices.