Jinzun Coastal Marine Park is a stunning marine protected area along Taiwan’s southeastern coast renowned for its vibrant coral reefs, world-class surfing beaches, and rich biodiversity.
Located along the southeastern coast of Taiwan in Taitung County, Jinzun Coastal Marine Park encompasses a diverse marine environment featuring rocky shores, sandy beaches, and underwater coral reefs. The park is best known as one of the region’s premier surfing destinations, attracting surfers from around the world with its consistent, powerful waves, especially during the autumn and winter months. The area also provides habitat for an impressive variety of marine life, including colorful coral species, tropical fish, and migratory sea turtles. Jinzun’s coastal cliffs and beaches offer spectacular scenic views and opportunities for coastal hiking and photography. Historically, the region has been home to indigenous Amis communities, who have lived in harmony with the natural environment for centuries. Visitors to the park can explore tide pools, snorkel vibrant coral reefs, and watch seasonal sea turtle nesting. The park’s blend of adventure, natural beauty, and cultural heritage makes it a must-visit spot for outdoor enthusiasts, marine biologists, and nature lovers. Conservation efforts focus on protecting fragile coral ecosystems and maintaining sustainable tourism practices to preserve this unique coastal marine environment.
Jinzun Beach – Renowned international big wave surfing spot
Colorful fringing coral reefs teeming with marine life
Sea turtle nesting sites along the protected shoreline
Coastal cliffs and tide pools offering excellent wildlife observation
Famous for its consistent big swell waves, Jinzun Beach is a hotspot for professional and recreational surfers alike.
The park protects diverse coral reefs that support numerous species of tropical fish, invertebrates, and algae.
Certain beach sections are monitored to protect nesting sea turtles, a rare and important conservation effort.