Jibei Island
A small island in northern Penghu with a sand spit running out into turquoise water for several hundred metres.
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Jibei is about three square kilometres of low ground in northern Penghu, and its southern tip runs out into a spit of shell sand about seven hundred metres long that shifts with the seasons, with shallow turquoise water on both sides. In summer the island fills with day trippers and every water sport on offer. Old stone fish weirs ring the shore, and the interior is a quiet village of coral-stone walls once the beach crowd has gone.
What you actually see
- The sand spit - a seven-hundred-metre tail of shell sand into shallow water.
- The fish weirs - stone tidal traps around the island's shores.
- The village - coral-stone walls and a quiet interior away from the beach.
- The water - shallow turquoise sea on both sides of the spit.
When to go
April to September is the season; boats stop in winter wind. July and August are extremely crowded with day trippers. Weekdays are calmer.
Honest expectations
In peak season the spit is packed and the noise from water sports is constant. Boats are weather-dependent. Day trippers leave in the late afternoon, which is when the island is best.
Nearby
Baisha is across the water, and Magong is south.
What to pack for Jibei Island
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Opening times, ticket prices and seasonal closures change - check the official source before you go: official site.
