Baishawan Beach — Attraction in undefined

I found this beach extremely dangerous. But not the water, the lifeguards. I see lifeguards speeding on 4 wheelers at very high speeds through crowds coming very close to children and people laying on the beach just to blow whistles at people in knee deep water. It’s actually very crazy. I’ve never done a negative post on google before in my life. But honestly I have to say this beach is just not a place to relax by the ocean. I’ve personally almost had my foot ran over last weekend. I yelled for him to slow down and I’m sure the lifeguard wanted to fight.

Taiwan is a great place to live and work. But for tourism and going for a relaxing beach day. Do yourself a favor. Pay the $2000-$3000 nt for a flight and go to one of the many other countries that have figured out the value of a tourist dollar.

If you want to sit on the beach on a very hot day and not be allowed to swim in calm ocean water without having hired gangsters yell and threaten you. And, if you don’t mind your children being run over by these gangster lifeguards going high speeds through a packed beach. Then this is the...

One of the better beaches in New Taipei City (this is not meant to be particularly high praise) is found at this little bay (Báishāwān), the name of which translates as 'white-sand bay' – though these days it is definitely more of a brownish colour. The entrance to the beach is down a side road 100m or so off Hwy 2 (there are brown signs in English around the 23km mark). Swimming is permitted from May to September, as is surfing. For surfboard rentals and lessons, visit CU Surf Paradise Taiwan on the main road where the bus drops you off.

Baishawan is formed by the stubby finger of rocky Linshanbi Cape (麟山鼻, Línshānbí) extending into the Taiwan Strait. This is a scenic part of the north coast and a several-kilometres-longboardwalk runs along the shoreline as part of a 10km bike path from Sanzhi to Shimen.

Tourism Shuttle Buses from Danshui MRT station stop on Hwy 2 just before the entrance. Or catch bus 862 (20 to 30 minutes, every 20 to 40 minutes) heading to Keelung. The first bus leaves at 5.50am. Check the stop at Baishawan for the return schedule (there should be return buses until...

We're a foreign Filipino Worker that who only wants to have fun and unwind to spend weekend together with my friends in this beautiful beach.Were so Satisfied in this beach's views But, we're so very disappointed with the manners of the caretakers on this beach.This will be the Worst Experience and the most unforgettable moments we ever had.If they give us notice in the first place that we can't stand a tent there we will be get informed immediately but they didn't we're so disappointed of what they did to us in the middle of the night they called a police to put down our tent even it's raining and they kill our joy.They don't have conscience to see us suffering with rains is that a discrimination?I HOPE IT'S NOT.OR I think they just want to rent a tent so they will get money from us.Its cost 350 NT.Even those people in tent rent area is not get money from us.But the other store like ice cream shop and ice store is get more sales on us.This will be our last visit in this place we're not going in this place...