A bike ride with room for photo stops, lunch at the fish market and sand sculptures at Fulong Beach. The host plans around 3–4 hours of cycling, stopping along the way at places such as a beach, park, colorful bench and temples. Stay for dinner near the station if you like.
The day’s plan
All times are Taiwan local time. The cycling-and-lunch window runs 11:30–16:00.
09:00–09:20 — Meet at Taipei Main Station, platform 9, for the 09:24 local train toward Su’ao.
09:24–11:04 — Train to Fulong. The host lists EasyCard as an option for this outbound local service; confirm the service and platform before travel.
11:10–11:30 — Rent bikes and buy lunch boxes.
11:30 — Start riding, with sightseeing and photo stops along the way.
12:30 — Lunch at the fish market.
13:00–16:00 — Ride again, arriving at Fulong Station at 16:00.
16:00–17:00 — Visit Fulong Beach for sand sculptures.
17:00–18:00 — Optional dinner together near Fulong Station.
19:00 — Take the train back to Taipei Main Station.
Lunch and spending money
The host lists no participation fee. Budget separately for transport, food and bike rental. Beach or sand-sculpture admission costs were not provided.
Buying a lunch box at Fulong Station before riding is the host’s recommendation. Sausage and cafe meals are also mentioned as lunch options; cafe prices are estimated at NTD 200–500. One other food item in the source is unclear, so ask the host rather than relying on a guessed dish name.
Host-supplied estimates:
Lunch box: NTD 80–150 in the lunch advice; NTD 80–100 in the expense list.
Ordinary bike: NTD 100–150, described as four hours or until 17:00. Confirm the rental terms.
Electric bike: NTD 300 for only three hours. Confirm how that limit fits the planned ride before renting.
Local train: NTD 83, with an unclear round-trip notation in the source.
Tze-Chiang return train: NTD 128 is separately listed for travel to Taipei Main Station.
The rail figures do not establish a clear round-trip total. Confirm fares and the intended return service with the host before buying tickets.
Keep the group respectful
Respect everyone’s personal space. Don’t hug, hold hands, put an arm around someone for photos or use intimate pet names such as “baby” or “honey” without their consent. Meeting someone in the group is not permission for physical contact.
The host asks you to arrange your own insurance before joining and states that they do not accept responsibility for incidents, accidents or personal belongings.
Get updates from the host
Use LINE to confirm the date and trip details, then check the Friday announcement before setting out.
