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Cijin

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A ferry-linked island area for old-street food, harbor views and a slower coastal half day.

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Why it's worth your time

Why it's worth your time

Cijin is a ferry-based half-day change of scene: old-street food, harbor views and a slower coast-facing rhythm across the water from central Kaohsiung.

What it feels like

What it feels like

The short crossing makes the island feel like a real break from the city, with food, coast and optional lighthouse or fort viewpoints setting the pace.

How to get there

Let the station name do the talking.

Gushan Ferry Pier →
Use the Gushan–Cijin ferry and check the operator’s current sailing information before relying on a specific departure pattern.

Before you go

Coastal access, facilities and ferry conditions can change with maintenance, weather or operational updates. Check current official information before depending on a specific facility or sailing pattern.

A simple way to visit

A simple way to visit

  1. Reach Gushan Ferry Pier
  2. Take the ferry and begin with the old street
  3. Choose a harbor or coastal walk
  4. Add the lighthouse or fort only if time and conditions suit
  5. Return by ferry

Best pairing

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Nearby bites

Worth making room for.

旗津海鮮 · Other

Cijin Seafood

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Fresh seafood eaten while visiting Cijin, not one standardized dish. Catch, preparation and price vary by shop and season.