七星潭

Qixingtan Beach

qī xīng tán

A sweeping pebble beach where the mountains meet a deep-blue Pacific. Best enjoyed by bike in the soft morning light.

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Qixingtan Beach: Make this visit work

Reach the pebble shore

From Hualien Bus Station beside the railway station, check route 310 for Qixingtan and alight at the Qixingtan stop; walk from the stop into the seafront recreation area. A taxi to Qixingtan is an alternative when the return bus does not fit. The station is not on the beach.

View the sea without entering it

This is a pebble shore for watching the Pacific, not a swimming stop. Keep back from breaking waves; wind, rain and uneven stones can make a shore walk unsuitable. Choose a city-food afternoon instead when conditions are poor.

A shore stop, then a city dinner

Editorial plan: keep one daylight shore walk, then return by bus or taxi to the city before Dongdamen dinner. Do not treat Qixingtan and the night market as adjacent walking stops; settle the return ride before lingering at the shore.

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Planning references · Sources checked: 2026-10-23

How to get there

Let the station name do the talking.

Hualien Railway Station →
From Hualien Railway Station, Qixingtan is about 15 minutes by taxi or roughly 30 minutes by bicycle.

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Nearby bites

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七星柴魚片 · Other

Qixingtan Bonito Flakes

qī xīng chái yú piàn

Dried bonito shaved into aromatic flakes, a coastal Qixingtan specialty used over rice, soup and snacks.

麻糬 · Dessert

Mochi

má shǔ

Soft glutinous-rice treats dusted with peanut powder or filled with red bean and sesame.

Vegetarian-friendly