Penghu Beach. Penghu Beach is located in Baisha Township, between WuYu and Yuanbei Islet. It was formed by ocean currents that washed sand from Jibei Island, WuYu, and Yuanbei Islet to the outer sea of WuYu, accumulating into a natural sandbar. Penghu Beach is located in Baisha Township, between WuYu and Yuanbei Islet. It was formed by ocean currents that washed sand from Jibei Island, WuYu, and Yuanbei Islet to the outer sea of WuYu, accumulating into a natural sandbar. Fueled by Typhoon Wayne in 1986, it merged into a sandy island, and since then, Penghu Beach has not been submerged even at high tide. With continuous accumulation, the tail end is now gradually connected to WuYu, and it can be waded across at low tide. Penghu Beach is located in Baisha Township, between WuYu and Yuanbei Islet. It was formed by ocean currents that washed sand from Jibei Island, WuYu, and Yuanbei Islet to the outer sea of WuYu, accumulating into a natural sandbar. Fueled by Typhoon Wayne in 1986, it merged into a sandy island, and since then, Penghu Beach has not been submerged even at high tide. With continuous accumulation, the tail end is now gradually connected to WuYu, and it can be waded across at low tide. Penghu Beach has a long and narrow shape, composed of white coral fragments, shells, and quartz. The tail end sways with the tides and currents, appearing like a white dragon wagging its tail in the sea from afar, hence it is also known as "Living Dragon Beach." At Penghu Beach, you can experience a variety of water activities such as snorkeling, riding banana boats, and jet skiing, and you can also try "transparent kayaks."
Address: 澎湖縣白沙鄉澎澎灘
Hours: 00:00–23:59
Penghu