Full day · about 9 hours · Best Tue–Sun
Hamasen to Cijin by Ferry
Start in Hamasen, the old harbour quarter, with three family stalls that each sell one or two things. After a morning at Sizihwan, cross on the ferry and end with a seafood dinner at the quiet southern end of Cijin.
Getting there
Take the MRT Orange Line to Hamasen (O1) or the Light Rail to Hamasen station. The Gushan ferry pier is a short walk away, and the boat to Cijin takes about 5 minutes.
On the way
- Takao British Consulate: A 19th-century red-brick consulate on the hill above Sizihwan, with views over the harbour mouth.
- Cijin Lighthouse and beach: Climb to the lighthouse, then walk the black-sand beach before heading south.
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09:00 · Street snacks
Hamasen Wa-Gui Zhi哈瑪星碗粿枝
It closes when the wa-gui sells out, so don't arrive late.
06:30 until sold out, closed Mondays (Mirror Media 2026; a 2019 listing gave 07:00–14:00)
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10:00 · Noodles
Hamasen Lu's Shantou Noodles哈瑪星呂汕頭麵
A small bowl of dry noodles is enough before the walk to the consulate.
09:30–18:00 (Mirror Media 2026; a 2019 listing gave 10:00–18:00)
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12:30 · Street snacks
Hamasen Black Marlin Fish Ball King哈瑪星黑旗魚丸大王
Fish ball soup, a light lunch before the ferry.
10:30–20:00
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17:30 · Seafood
Haibin Seafood海濱海產
Dinner starts at 17:00 on weekdays. From the Cijin pier it is about 15 minutes south by bus or bike.
Supertaste 2025: Mon–Fri 11:00–14:00 & 17:00–20:30, Sat–Sun 11:00–15:30 & 16:30–20:30; Funtime: weekdays 11:00–15:00 & 17:00–21:00, Sat 11:00–21:00, Sun 11:00–20:45
Days are based on each shop's listed closing days. Check before you set off.