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Taitung’s hottest new travel destination is a hidden "cat cave" near Jinzun Fishing Port! It doesn’t have any actual cats inside, but is named for its remarkable geography formed by millennia of wind and waves. Unique and peaceful, the cave has become a favorite among those looking for the perfect picture along Taiwan’s east coast.

Sunlight bathes the surface of the ocean as gentle waves ripple in the breeze, combining to form a shimmering expanse of paradise. The upper part of the cave in the foreground has two pointed, ear-like formations with a gently curving outline. From afar, it looks like a cat poking its head out to gaze at the ocean. Managing to be both adorable and peaceful, the spot has gone viral online, drawing scores of tourists to see for themselves.

-I found it on Google. It’s really special.
-It’s great for pictures, isn’t it?
-It is.

Lin Chung-chou
Local tourism operator
It’s a completely natural formation created entirely by erosion. When you frame a shot from here, it looks like a cat’s head. It’s uncanny and beautiful.

This secret "cat cave" can be found on one of the string of islands near Jinzun Fishing Port in Taitung’s Donghe Township. If you want to get a picture, you have to wait until low tide and trek about one-and-a-half kilometers from the port to reach the cave.

Lin Chung-chou
Local tourism operator
This spot easily ranks among the top two of our secret attractions here. But it’s not very easy to get to, since you have to walk along the beach for over a kilometer.

The formation is only revealed in full after the tide goes outat other times, it’s submerged beneath the waves. Locals urge tourists to check the tide forecast before heading out to make sure they can capture this ephemeral masterpiece carved by the power of nature.

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