Taiwan Yacht Charter

Embark on an extraordinary journey across the enchanting waters of Taiwan aboard your luxury superyacht, where opulence meets the allure of this diverse island. From the bustling metropolis of Taipei to the serene mountain hot springs, Taiwan beckons with a rich tapestry of Chinese, Western, and Japanese influences, promising an unforgettable adventure for discerning visitors.

While the western side of Taiwan experiences a tropical climate, the east is characterized by the interaction between the ocean and mountains, resulting in varied weather patterns. The coastal areas enjoy a more temperate climate, making them perfect for year-round exploration. The higher elevations, especially in areas like Taroko National Park, will experience cooler temperatures and occasional rainfall.

Begin your voyage in Kaohsiung, a sprawling port city in southern Taiwan. Marvel at the juxtaposition of towering skyscrapers against the backdrop of over 20 traditional temples. The Yanheng Buddhist temple, nestled on the edge of Shoushan National Park, offers a tranquil retreat, while the adventurous can ascend Monkey Mountain for a rendezvous with the local primates.

The Lotus Lake, an exquisite man-made creation dating back to 1951, unveils the Dragon and Tiger pagodas surrounded by blooming lotus flowers. Here, you can take part in a unique cultural ritual to reverse bad luck - enter through the dragon's jaws and exit through those of the tiger.

Venture to Tainan, the oldest city on the island, where history unfolds against the tapestry of Qing Dynasty reign. Step ashore to explore the city's numerous temples and Taoist shrines, immersing yourself in the legacy of Zheng's regime, the Qing dynasty, and the Japanese colonial era. Tainan's night market, a vibrant spectacle filling the streets on select evenings, offers a glimpse into the local way of life.

Taichung serves as a gateway to Taiwan's mountainous interior, with the Rainbow Village standing as a testament to one man's colourful effort to preserve traditional military housing. Dive into the history of the region at the Wufeng Lin family mansion and garden, a journey back in time amidst the lush landscapes.

As you glide through crystal clear waters towards Taipei, you’ll witness the seamless integration of modern living and ancient traditions. Taipei's skyline is dominated by the iconic Taipei 101 skyscraper, offering high-end shopping at its base and a rapid elevator journey to an observatory at its peak. Immerse yourself in the vivacious and vibrant night markets that define Taipei's culinary landscape. 

For a touch of nostalgia, meander through Jiu Fen Old Street in Taipei, sipping traditional tea while soaking in panoramic views of mountains and ocean. On the north-eastern coast, Zhongzheng Park stands as a testament to spirituality, housing the colossal statue of Guanyin, the Goddess of Mercy - the largest of its kind in Southeast Asia.

The East Coast's culinary scene is a delightful reflection of Taiwan's diverse cultural influences. Night markets in cities like Taitung and Hualien offer a sensory feast, featuring local delicacies like oyster omelettes, stinky tofu, and pineapple cakes. Along the coastline, fishing villages serve up freshly caught seafood, allowing you to savour the ocean's bounty against a backdrop of rolling waves and salty air.

As you traverse the coastline, the island's indigenous cultures come to life. Taiwan's aboriginal tribes, with their unique languages, rituals, and artistic expressions, add a layer of authenticity to your journey. From the Amis people in Taitung to the Atayal in Yilan, each tribe contributes to the vibrant mosaic of Taiwanese identity.

Taiwan's multifaceted charm unfolds at every port of call. Indulge in luxury as you navigate the island's picturesque coastlines with its pristine beaches, lush mountains and buzzing cities, creating memories that linger long after the journey concludes. A blend of tradition and modernity beckons you to Taiwan.