Fulung Beach
Fulung Beach
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Neighborhood: Shuangxi / Gongliao District
The Old Caoling Tunnel is the first railroad tunnel renovated as a cycling tunnel in North Taiwan. The Old Tunnel is designed with a railroad museum concept. Cycling through the Old Caoling Tunnel with train sound effects is just like going through a real railroad tunnel, feeling not only retro but also fun. The Old Caoling Tunnel cycling path links Shicheng and Longmen campsite, drawing out a beautiful mountain coast green cycling lawn through the north-eastern cape. Along the coast, enjoy the blue ocean and craftsmanship of nature in the ocean wind. During the “Ho-Hai-Yan Gongliao Rock Festival” held in Fulong Beach every July, indie bands around the world are invited to perform here and attract numerous music loving youths to gather and have fun in the water enjoying nights of music with an evening ocean breeze. One can also experience the slow lifestyle of farms and gardens, and feel the clean air, pure water, and good soil of organic farms. The locals harvest crops to sell in Shuangxi Station morning market. They are as friendly and simplistic as the Shuangxi crops sold.
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Jeffry b
Essendon, Australia13,810 contributions
May 2022
Fulung Beach is on the north-east coast of Taiwan. It's said to be the best beach resort on the island. Fulung Beach is surrounded by mountains, it's a very attractive setting. It's good to walk along the beach, Fulung Beach is around an hour from Taipei. The quality of the water is variable.
Written June 27, 2022
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GreenIslandAdventure
taiwan1 contribution
I have been to Fulung twice now, both times to the camping site. there are A frame bungalows - NT 2200 for rent and camping sites with electricity NT 850 per stand.
Written September 10, 2006
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chaosandcandy
146 contributions
Jul 2019 • Friends
We visited here as a group during our study abroad (with some local students as well). We had to pay to park but it was only 100 NTD. You also had to pay to enter the beach and this is where things got uncomfortable. The entrance was 100 NTD or 50 NTD if you were female and willing to wear a bikini. This made several of the females in our group really uncomfortable so we elected to pay the full price and keep our clothes on. In fact, i was wearing a bikini that day but ended up swimming in a t-shirt because I felt so uncomfortable about the entire thing.
The sand is nice, but we walked down the beach a little to get away from the crowds and it was quite dirty a little ways past the sand castle exhibits. There was a TON of plastic and garbage that had washed up on the shore. I couldn't believe how much of it there was. I think, perhaps, that we had walked past where most beach-goers sit, but it was still very striking to see. It didn't affect our ability to play in the water, though. I wish we had brought more trash bags, but we only had one small one. We did what we could, but you could tell that no one had cleaned that beach in quite a while.
The sand is nice, but we walked down the beach a little to get away from the crowds and it was quite dirty a little ways past the sand castle exhibits. There was a TON of plastic and garbage that had washed up on the shore. I couldn't believe how much of it there was. I think, perhaps, that we had walked past where most beach-goers sit, but it was still very striking to see. It didn't affect our ability to play in the water, though. I wish we had brought more trash bags, but we only had one small one. We did what we could, but you could tell that no one had cleaned that beach in quite a while.
Written July 25, 2019
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caromitxirrika
Minneapolis, MN114 contributions
Feb 2014 • Friends
As expats living in Taipei, we like "escaping" the city madness once in a while. A couple of friends suggested we go to Fulong Beach (spelled differently, depending on where you read it) and we had a great day.
The beaches unfortunately are not very clean, but the water is, and very clear too! We were the only people swimming, and there were two locals surfing as well. Maybe because it was February, the water was cold, but it was bearable.
I'd recommend stopping by the Visitor's Center. It has some nice interactive features and info about the place. Maybe because we were in Fulong during a holiday, we didn't see many places open, but there's plenty of local food if you know how to order (no English signs in restaurants).
I am yet to explore other beaches in Taiwan, but I'll be definitely going back to Fulong.
The beaches unfortunately are not very clean, but the water is, and very clear too! We were the only people swimming, and there were two locals surfing as well. Maybe because it was February, the water was cold, but it was bearable.
I'd recommend stopping by the Visitor's Center. It has some nice interactive features and info about the place. Maybe because we were in Fulong during a holiday, we didn't see many places open, but there's plenty of local food if you know how to order (no English signs in restaurants).
I am yet to explore other beaches in Taiwan, but I'll be definitely going back to Fulong.
Written February 1, 2014
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Bay_and_Sky
New Taipei, Taiwan952 contributions
Sep 2020 • Family
This is a well maintained beach with clean sands, clear water, landscape and fine restaurants. Every family member will enjoy them.
Written October 25, 2020
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TravelJunkySoCal
California289 contributions
Aug 2018 • Family
Parking was super easy. We paid $100 to park our car all day. It is a short walk to the beach entrance. There is an entry fee of $100 per person but it is worth it because it includes free use of umbrellas along the beach, fresh water showers and good bathrooms. After you pay to get in you walk over a bridge to get to the beach front. There were 2 lifeguards on duty the entire time we were there. You can rent lockers, hair dryers, surf boards and boogie boards if you want. If you go back across the bridge (close to the hotel) you can buy drinks/snacks.
The water was warm and the beach was very clean. We really enjoyed our day here.
There were quite a few long boarders and paddle boarders riding the small waves. This would be a good place to learn how to surf because the waves a small and they break slowly.
The water was warm and the beach was very clean. We really enjoyed our day here.
There were quite a few long boarders and paddle boarders riding the small waves. This would be a good place to learn how to surf because the waves a small and they break slowly.
Written August 1, 2018
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Steeve
Kigali, Rwanda4,088 contributions
Mar 2018 • Friends
Fulong beach is one of the best beaches in Taiwan. It's easily accessible by train from Taipei main station. The beach has yellow sand. The water is clean. You can swim. There are lifeguards, but they don't bother you like in Toucheng (another beach further south). As almost everywhere in Taiwan, you will find convenient stores such as the ubiquitous Seven Eleven, but there aren't many good places to eat lunch or dinner, especially if you don't want to eat Chinese food. In that case, you'd better take what you want to eat with you.
What I really don't like about this beach is the proximity of the nuclear plant. With what happened in Ukraine and more recently in Japan, I don't feel too comfortable with nuclear plants. And this one I am talking about is less than ten kilometers away!
What I really don't like about this beach is the proximity of the nuclear plant. With what happened in Ukraine and more recently in Japan, I don't feel too comfortable with nuclear plants. And this one I am talking about is less than ten kilometers away!
Written March 3, 2018
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Teenia J Cheng
Taipei, Taiwan34 contributions
Aug 2017 • Couples
Was so nice beach! Price reasonable. NT100/a person. Very clean and beautiful beach side. Suitable family or couples vacation.
Written September 3, 2017
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Zheng Yi C
23 contributions
Aug 2014 • Family
This place is the nearest surfing place from taipei and is suitable for people who don't want to travel all the way to ken ting.
Went there to learn surfing myself. There are 2 parts, private beach which need NT100 to get in(actually nothing fun in there unless you want to just play in the water) and another public beach beside a temple(you can see from far). The sea level is low so you won't get drown while learning as the wave keep coming. Had a wonderful experience there but the only problem is the rock beneath the sea which can be quite troublesome if you fall in the wrong way(to me is not a big issue though).
I rented a board from a guy for NT500 for whole day, he can be seen somewhere between the beach and the temple, beside his van and his boards. Other rentals like sailing or umbrellas is around the private beach area. Went there to play during the Chinese ghost festival so there are not a lot of people at that time. But after the month of festival it will be crowded as mentioned by the locals there.
Bicycle rental can be found outside the fulung railway station. Other food stalls are available as well. Overall that place is small and you can easily explore that area with a bicycle. It is possible to travel further on bicycle but i am not sure where the road will lead to.
Went there to learn surfing myself. There are 2 parts, private beach which need NT100 to get in(actually nothing fun in there unless you want to just play in the water) and another public beach beside a temple(you can see from far). The sea level is low so you won't get drown while learning as the wave keep coming. Had a wonderful experience there but the only problem is the rock beneath the sea which can be quite troublesome if you fall in the wrong way(to me is not a big issue though).
I rented a board from a guy for NT500 for whole day, he can be seen somewhere between the beach and the temple, beside his van and his boards. Other rentals like sailing or umbrellas is around the private beach area. Went there to play during the Chinese ghost festival so there are not a lot of people at that time. But after the month of festival it will be crowded as mentioned by the locals there.
Bicycle rental can be found outside the fulung railway station. Other food stalls are available as well. Overall that place is small and you can easily explore that area with a bicycle. It is possible to travel further on bicycle but i am not sure where the road will lead to.
Written August 20, 2014
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msfatgraycat
Singapore142 contributions
Aug 2018 • Friends
Was looking for a short getaway for the weekend from Taipei city. This beach is easily accessible by train from the Nangang railway station. You have to take the train heading north.
The beach is accessible through a resort and across a long bridge. The area for swimming was pathetically small. Not for serious swimmers.
There are several seafood restaurants where you have to take a bus to. The prices of the seafood was reasonable, not very cheap like in Thailand or Malaysia but affordable.
The beach is accessible through a resort and across a long bridge. The area for swimming was pathetically small. Not for serious swimmers.
There are several seafood restaurants where you have to take a bus to. The prices of the seafood was reasonable, not very cheap like in Thailand or Malaysia but affordable.
Written July 9, 2019
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Natani L
7 contributions
Hi everyone is it possible to walk from yanliao on the beach all the way to Fulong beach? I want to take the Golden route but get off at Yanliao and walk the last few km? Any suggestions.
Thank you!
AnalynGemudiano
Shulin, New Taipei
When is the sand sculpture festival?
Teenia J Cheng
Taipei, Taiwan34 contributions
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Frequently Asked Questions about Fulung Beach
- Fulung Beach is open:
- Sun - Sat 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Hotels near Fulung Beach:
- (0.25 mi) Fullon Hotel Fulong
- (0.37 mi) Dadong Hostel
- (0.04 mi) Typhone Fu Lung Blue Coast Beach Resort
- (0.42 mi) Dollar Fulong
- (2.94 mi) The Easy Space
- Restaurants near Fulung Beach:
- (0.34 mi) Fullon Tianyuan Cafe Restaurant
- (0.41 mi) Yilong Fulong Lunch Box
- (0.40 mi) Wow Cafe
- (0.37 mi) Shang Shun Fulong Lunchbox
- (0.41 mi) Xiang Ye Lunchbox
- Attractions near Fulung Beach:
- (0.31 mi) Northwest Coast National Scenic Area (Waiao)
- (0.43 mi) Fulong Old Caoling Tunnel
- (0.37 mi) Long Men Bikeway
- (0.42 mi) Old Caoling Circle-lined
- (0.43 mi) Just Kayaking
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