花蓮包車、花蓮包車自由行-東岸旅行社

08:20-- 花蓮市區民宿/飯店沿途接駁
--08:50 花蓮轉運站

▲清水斷崖

位於和平和崇德之間，是臺灣東岸的一大奇景，更是臺灣八大景之一。清水斷崖高一千多公尺，以極近 90 度的角度緊臨太平洋，公路綿延20多公里，蜿蜒曲折，一邊是懸崖峭壁，一邊是茫茫大海，形勢險峻，氣象萬千，令人膽戰心驚，嘆為觀止。

(如崇德觀景平台關閉 ，故安排至 清水斷崖的玄關「崇德車站」與秘密海灘『板下海灘』 遠眺  )

▲新城老街

新城老街上60年老店 佳興冰菓店 必喝的檸檬汁、不賣書的 練習曲書店、有綠色諾亞方舟之稱的日式風格 新城天主堂、百年老宅的 新城照相館 (電影的盛夏光年拍攝地)，短短一條特色老街，有滿滿的美食、景點、歷史.....等你挖堀沒加工太多的地方。

山海百貨-山海百貨是一個「傳遞和孕育山海故事」的生活風格場域。在太魯閣與太平洋之間，重新打開新城老街上的舊臺電辦事處，以餐飲、選物、音樂等與地方共好的空間經營模式，期待為地方注入新的商業能量，打造地方安居樂業的美好風景，也讓山海生活中的美好細節，都得以被看見和傳承。

▲太魯閣國家公園

以壯麗的大理岩峽谷景觀聞名，是台灣最具代表性的自然地景之一。園區內的立霧溪切穿中央山脈，形成氣勢磅礡的峽谷地形，展現出獨特的地質與水文特色。同時，園區也是太魯閣族的傳統領域，蘊含豐富的原住民族文化與歷史意涵，是結合自然與人文的重要資產。

※會依照太魯閣國家公園內步道、景點開放狀況調整停留點。

▲七星潭風景區

七星潭富有詩意的名稱，據說是位於花蓮師範學院和花蓮機場一帶，早年有零星湖泊散佈，後來因建設需要而填實。現在一般稱七星潭，是指美崙工業區和花蓮機場以北的地區，有斷層形成的海峽與優美的弧形海灣，具有豐富的自然人文景觀。在七星潭，可以遠眺清水斷崖，夜間還可以欣賞新城和崇德地區的燈火，區內更有許多景點，提供休憩和知性之旅。

▲七星柴魚博物館

鰹魚為花蓮水產大宗，每逢孟夏，其魚大至，一網可收二萬餘斤之魚」，「花蓮文獻」中是如此記載著光復後的漁業盛況。

二十多年前，帶著一身的漁產製作技藝，余宗柏與好友從三棧來到了漁業盛豐的花蓮七星潭，靠著專精的柴魚製作經驗，開始了他們的事業與生活...。

七星柴魚博物館整合了在地海洋生態教育、 黑金產業文化、五感探索體驗與食魚教育推廣等多方目標發展，得以重現全台唯一承襲日本製魚技藝 與在台生根發展的海洋故事館，提供遊客深度的在地遊程體驗，享受七星城鄉慢遊、慢食、慢活的在地風情！

Itinerary
08:20–08:50 Depart from Hualien City →
09:30–09:50 Taroko Visitor Center →
10:00 Pass traffic control / Drive through Taroko Gorge →
10:30–12:00 Tianxiang & Xiangde Temple →
12:00 Pass traffic control / Drive through Taroko Gorge → Exit Taroko →
12:50–13:50 Xincheng Old Street (lunch on your own) →
13:50–14:10 Xincheng Catholic Church + Etude Bookstore →
14:30–15:00 Qingshui Cliffs →
15:30–16:40 Chihsingtan Katsuo Museum + Qixingtan Beach (the bus will park by the museum, allowing guests to visit both the museum and the beach) →
17:00–17:30 Return to Hualien City accom. / Hualien Train Station / Dongdamen Night Market).

▲ Qingshui Cliffs
Located between Heping and Chongde, the Qingshui Cliffs are one of Taiwan’s top eight scenic wonders and a breathtaking natural landmark along the island’s east coast. Rising over 1,000 meters high and plunging almost vertically into the Pacific Ocean, the cliffs stretch for more than 20 kilometers. The winding coastal highway offers a dramatic view—on one side sheer cliffs, on the other the vast ocean—creating a magnificent, awe-inspiring landscape.
(If the Chongde Scenic Platform is closed, the tour will instead stop at Chongde Station and the hidden “Banxia Beach,” where visitors can enjoy a distant view of the cliffs.)

▲ Xincheng Old Street
On Xincheng Old Street, you’ll find the 60-year-old Jiaxing Ice Shop, famous for its must-try lemon juice; the Etude Bookstore, a bookstore without books; the Xincheng Catholic Church, known as a “Green Noah’s Ark” with its Japanese-style design; and the Xincheng Photo Studio, a century-old house and filming location for the movie Eternal Summer. Though short, this street is filled with food, attractions, history, and surprises waiting to be discovered—an authentic place with little commercial touch.
Shanhai Department Store – A lifestyle space for “sharing and nurturing the stories of the mountains and sea.” Located between Taroko and the Pacific, the old Taipower office on Xincheng Old Street has been transformed into a hub of dining, curated goods, and music. With a spirit of co-creation, it brings new commercial vitality, a vision of local prosperity, and allows the beauty of mountain-and-sea life to be seen and passed on.

▲ Taroko National Park
Famous for its magnificent marble gorge landscape, it is one of Taiwan’s most iconic natural landmarks. The Liwu River slices through the Central Mountain Range, forming a majestic canyon that highlights distinctive geological and hydrological features. The park is also the traditional homeland of the Truku people, rich in Indigenous culture and historical significance—an important treasure combining both nature and humanity.
※ Stops may be adjusted depending on the opening status of trails and attractions within Taroko National Park.

▲ Qixingtan Scenic Area
Qixingtan carries a poetic name. It is said that in the area around what is now the Hualien Teachers College and Hualien Airport, there were once scattered lakes, later filled in for construction needs. Today, the name generally refers to the area north of the Meilun Industrial Park and Hualien Airport, featuring a fault-formed strait and a graceful crescent-shaped bay, rich in both natural and cultural landscapes. From Qixingtan, one can gaze at the majestic Qingshui Cliffs in the distance, and at night enjoy the lights of Xincheng and Chongde. Within the area are also many attractions offering both relaxation and cultural discovery.

▲ Chihsingtan Katsuo Museum
Bonito has long been one of Hualien’s major fishery products. As recorded in the Hualien document “In early summer, when the fish grow large, a single haul can bring in more than 20,000 catties.” Such was the fishing prosperity after the restoration of Taiwan.
More than twenty years ago, Yu Zong-Bo and his friends came from Sanzhan to Qixingtan, a place then rich in fisheries, bringing with them their skills in fish processing. With their expertise in making katsuo (dried bonito), they began their work and livelihood here.
The Chihsingtan Katsuo Museum integrates local marine ecology education, the “black gold” industry culture, five-sense exploration experiences, and the promotion of fish-eating education. It is the only marine story hall in Taiwan that inherits Japanese fish-processing techniques while taking root and developing locally. The museum provides visitors with an in-depth local experience, enjoying the slow travel, slow food, and slow living of Qixingtan’s unique town-and-sea lifestyle.