Information
- Themes
- Northern Taiwan
- Subject
- Family、Campus teaching
- Suggested Months for Visiting
- 07、08、06
- Address
- 40 Xinglong Street, Fulong Vil, Gongliao Dist., New Taipei City Taiwan, R.O.C
Opening Hours
NTD $100
Services & Facilities
- Venue rental
- Dinning
- Shopping
- Toilets
- Parking
- Lost and found
- Broadcast Service
- Locker
Transportaiton
TripAdvisor Reviews
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Dave T
Traveler type:
En pareja
Beach is closed
We went to Fulong Beach on October 2nd, unfortunately the beach was closed (no lifeguard on duty) from October 1st to May 31st. We didnt had to pay to walk over the bridge which was great.. but once on the beach... lots of garbage, plastics, clothes, tires and bicycles washed up on the shore. It was very disappointing.. I believe it was due to the Typhoon.. its a very beautiful town, but the beach needs more care. -
RandyDavison
Nueva York, Estado de Nueva York
Traveler type:
En pareja
Day trip from Taipei
There is a 100 fee to get on the beach. Not a big deal but beaches should be free. Swimming is non-existent, unless you go far left or right from the lifeguard station. Otherwise, people MUST stay inside the swimming buoys that allow you to go up to about your knees. Beach was clean when I was there. -
chaosandcandy
Traveler type:
Con amigos
Somewhat Dirty
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. -
msfatgraycat
Singapore
Traveler type:
Con amigos
OK for the Weekend if you have No Place Else to Go. Retro place from the 80s. Good Seafood
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. -
Jannim1966
Traveler type:
En solitario
Abandonned and dirty
Drove here from Taipei on january 4th 2019. Most probably low season. Almost all businesses closed. Hotel accomodation looks abandonned. Beach is very dirty and full of plastics. Entrance fee 40£. The way from Taipei to here is nice, the see is nice despite the beach.
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