Waiao Beach

Wai'ao beach in Ilan is not very attractive and often appears in the famous strategy, but it seems that a lot of local people will come to play with water, as if it is a beach in the back garden.

The eastern coast of Taiwan is facing the Pacific Ocean, and Ilan's coastal uncultivated land is well known, and there are not many tourists. Especially, it has more advantages than some coastal parks like dumplings in China. Those who like skydiving can enjoy one.

Here, I want to popularize the process of surfing for my little friends. Because of the offshore situation, this side of foreign Australia is very suitable for surfing. The whole beach is very gentle. There are many surfing shops on this side because of the tens of meters of sea water only to the waist. The price of surfing is NT$500 a surfboard. You can rent one for two or two for three. It's not recommended to rent one, because when you start, you will find that it's a strenuous sport, and after all, you need a little partner to take pictures. Otherwise, how can we satisfy our wish of "Nine Palaces"? The $500 price includes a surfing lesson for one person, a sunscreen dress and a surfboard. After signing the contract and paying the money, you can go down to the beach to find your coach. After all, all surfing schools are on the beach, and you can't find them at first sight. Then start teaching on the beach. A responsible coach will let you practice repeatedly. Only by keeping everything in mind on the beach can you play safely and happily in the sea. After teaching on the beach, the coach will let you take your surfboard to the sea to continue teaching. Of course, it's usually just a few times to teach you to play by yourself. We met a super good coach who taught us sweet potatoes for a long time.

The sea on the Waiao Beach is quite blue 🤔

The sky of Yilan is worth a visit!

The beach is different from Xiamen. It has a metallic texture. The sea is very blue. People who play with beach cars on the beach and land at the high-altitude parachute jumping base of Wai Australia.