Discover Taiwan

Treasures of Taiwan

From the vibrant streets of Taipei to the dramatic cliffs of Taroko Gorge and the southern shores of Kenting National Park, this 13-day adventure takes you through Taiwan’s cultural gems, natural wonders and timeless traditions.
 

• Explore the dramatic Taroko Gorge
• Cruise the peaceful waters of Sun Moon Lake
• Wander lantern-lit night markets and ancient temples
• Visit Alishan, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Kenting
• Discover Taiwan’s tea culture, coastlines and colonial history

13-day fully inclusive tour | From £4,590pp*

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*Includes New Year Sale offer discount. Offer expires 31 January 2026

Taiwan by Rail

Explore Taiwan in comfort and style aboard its scenic railways – from the buzzing capital of Taipei to the breathtaking Taroko Gorge, serene Sun Moon Lake, and lush Alishan Mountains. This immersive journey weaves together ancient temples, night markets, dramatic coastlines and mountain villages.
 

• Travel by train along Taiwan’s most scenic routes
• Marvel at Taroko Gorge’s towering marble cliffs
• Enjoy a peaceful cruise on Sun Moon Lake
• Visit Alishan, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Kenting
• Ride the iconic Alishan Forest Railway
• Visit tea houses, temples and bustling local markets
• Explore Taipei, Tainan, Kaohsiung & more

13-day fully inclusive group tour | From £3,390pp*

Taipei

Alishan

High in the central mountains, Alishan is a mystical landscape of misty forests, ancient trees, and stunning sunrises. The iconic Alishan Forest Railway winds through dramatic cliffs and tea plantations, leading to walking trails lined with thousand-year-old cypress trees. Wake early to witness the famed “sea of clouds” at sunrise—an unforgettable moment above the clouds that captures the spiritual beauty of Taiwan's highlands.

Tainan

Often called Taiwan’s cultural capital, Tainan is a treasure trove of temples, traditions, and heritage architecture. Once the island’s imperial capital, it’s home to centuries-old sites like the Chihkan Tower and Confucius Temple. Wander through atmospheric alleys, sample local street snacks like shrimp rolls and coffin bread, and feel history come alive in a city where the past is ever-present.

Sun Moon Lake

Encircled by forested hills, Sun Moon Lake is Taiwan’s largest and most iconic body of water, known for its tranquil beauty and spiritual atmosphere. Cruise across the lake to explore lakeside temples, visit indigenous villages, and climb to the Tze-En Pagoda for sweeping panoramic views. Whether by boat, bike, or scenic cable car, this is a place to slow down and savour the moment.

Kenting

At Taiwan’s southern tip lies Kenting, a sun-drenched paradise where lush mountains meet the sea. Explore coral cliffs, hidden coves, and tropical forests in Kenting National Park, then relax on golden beaches or enjoy the bustling Kenting Night Market. With its laid-back vibe and natural beauty, Kenting is the perfect coastal escape.

Taitung/Chihpen

Tucked between mountains and ocean, Taitung and Chihpen offer a quieter, more soulful side of Taiwan. This region is deeply connected to the island’s indigenous roots, with vibrant art, music, and cultural traditions. Soak in mineral-rich hot springs, explore dramatic coastal landscapes like Sanxiantai and Xiaoyeliu, and connect with the local spirit that makes this region so special.