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Yehliu Geopark

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Walk across a wind-carved cape of mushroom rocks, sea caves and wave-cut platforms, including Yehliu’s best-known formation, the Queen’s Head.

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Why it's worth your time

Why it's worth your time

Yehliu makes Taiwan’s exposed north coast tangible through wind-shaped rock formations, sea views and a marked walking route across the cape.

What it feels like

What it feels like

The experience is open and weather-exposed rather than leisurely or shaded. Wind, salt air and the changing coastline shape the walk, so the site feels most rewarding when you leave time to look beyond the best-known rock formation.

How to get there

Let the station name do the talking.

Location
No. 167-1, Gangdong Road, Wanli District, New Taipei City

Yehliu Geopark Bus Stop →
From Taipei, buses 953 and 1068 serve Yehliu Geopark; from Tamsui, use the 716 Crown Northern Coast shuttle. Check the operator timetable before departure.

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Yehliu Ocean World

Nearby experience

A separate attraction nearby

Yehliu Ocean World is a separate attraction from Yehliu Geopark.

Visitor tips

  • Stay inside marked visitor areas and follow staff directions near the exposed shoreline.
  • Bring sun and wind protection because much of the cape has little shade.
  • Check current admission and closing times on the official geopark website before traveling.

Best pairing

Plan this into your trip

Yehliu + a north-coast seafood stop

Nearby bites

Worth making room for.

萬里蟹 · Main dish

Wanli Crab

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Fresh swimming crab landed along New Taipei’s north coast, often steamed or cooked in soup to highlight its sweet meat, especially during autumn.