The northeastern Penghu sea area is renowned for its UNESCO-caliber columnar basalt formations, which are a major destination for boats departing from this site.
The region served by the company features a high density of intertidal zones that are only accessible during specific low-tide cycles.
Baikeng Village, where the operator is headquartered, acts as a gateway to several uninhabited bird sanctuary islets in the Penghu archipelago.
Donghai Yacht, operated by Donghai Development Entertainment Co., serves as a primary hub for maritime excursions in the Penghu archipelago, specifically targeting the northeastern islands. The facility coordinates boat trips to offshore islets known for their unique columnar basalt geology and rich tidal ecosystems. Visitors primarily use this site as a departure point for island-hopping tours, snorkeling, and fishing activities. The operations are centered in Baikeng Village, providing direct access to the surrounding Penghu sea areas. The company manages a fleet of vessels tailored for exploring the ecological and geographical features of the Penghu National Scenic Area. It serves as a central clearinghouse for travelers looking to navigate the complex intertidal zones of the region.
The bow of the yacht during the approach to the basalt cliffs of the outer islands.
Book your sea excursions well in advance, as group departures depend heavily on daily ocean conditions and tide charts.
Pack seasickness medication even if you are not prone to it, as the waters in the Taiwan Strait can become choppy unexpectedly.
Bring waterproof footwear or diving shoes, as many island-hopping activities involve walking across rugged volcanic rock or tide pools.
Avoid booking tours without verifying the daily wind and wave reports, as services are frequently canceled during high-wind events.
Operations are highly seasonal and weather-dependent, typically slowing down significantly during the winter months when the northeast monsoon makes sea travel dangerous.
Strictly follow all instructions from tour guides regarding wildlife protection and waste disposal to preserve the fragile island ecosystems.