[Taiwan Penghu] One-day plan to visit the remote islands of Penghu

#TravelTactics Penghu's appeal lies in its numerous outlying islands and crystal-clear waters. This time, we took a cruise around Dongjiyu, Xiyu, and Cimeiyu, utilizing ferries and sightseeing buses. It was a truly memorable experience, cramming island time into one day. 🚢 A leisurely stroll on Dongjiyu Our first stop was Dongjiyu. Its quiet harbor and stone houses create a charming, rustic atmosphere. The lack of crowds and the leisurely pace of time were so pleasant, and just walking while gazing out at the ocean was refreshing. Its unspoiled, unconventional charm actually evokes a sense of adventure. 🌊 Xiyu: Blue Cave from the Cruise Next, we headed by boat to the Blue Cave on Xiyu. Normally, the light filtering in creates a magical, shining blue landscape, but on this day, the backlight obscured the view, a bit disappointing... Still, it was a rare opportunity to experience this mysterious place, woven by nature, up close, and it was fascinating to see how it changes depending on the weather and time of day. 🚌 Cimeiyu Bus Tour Finally, I joined a sightseeing bus tour on Cimeiyu. It was a great way to efficiently visit the main attractions while circumnavigating the island. The "Double Hearts Stone Weir," a heart-shaped stone wall floating in the sea, was particularly impressive, making it even more memorable when visited with a partner or friends. ✨ How to Book The cruise I experienced this time can be booked through South Sea Tourist Center or any travel agency. You can choose a plan based on the islands you visit and your schedule, so be sure to check in advance. Having actually been there, I realized that even though not everything is perfect, the charm of Penghu lies in the "once-in-a-lifetime views that only nature can offer."