The harbor is the only fishing port in Taoyuan City that has been developed into a specialized tourism and recreational destination.
The Rainbow Bridge, a landmark pedestrian structure, features a colorful design that becomes illuminated with LED lights after sunset.
The harbor is a primary landing point for the local Hakka fishing community, reflected in the culinary offerings of the market stalls.
The site marks the end point of the 15-kilometer Taoyuan Coastal Bicycle Path.
Yongan Fishing Harbor is a prominent coastal facility in Taoyuan City featuring a distinctive lobster-shaped bridge architecture. The harbor serves as an active commercial port for local fishing vessels and houses a large, covered seafood market. Visitors can purchase fresh daily catches directly from vendors or dine at various prepared-seafood stalls within the complex. The site is situated where the Shezi River meets the Taiwan Strait, providing access to extended sandy stretches along the northern coastline. A dedicated recreational path connects the harbor area to nearby coastal forest parks.
The mid-span of the Rainbow Bridge during the blue hour for a panoramic shot of the harbor lights.
Bring a cooler bag if you plan to purchase fresh seafood to maintain temperature during your return trip.
Visit the second floor of the market building for elevated views of the fishing boats returning to the harbor.
Carry small denomination cash as many market vendors do not accept digital payments.
Do not attempt to swim in the harbor basin as it is an active commercial vessel zone with strong currents.
The seafood market typically experiences higher congestion on weekends and national holidays.
Avoid blocking the walkways within the wet market area; wear non-slip footwear due to wet surfaces near the docks.
