Honey Village

This hostel is located on a mountain slope overlooking the northern coast. In the morning you can view scenic sunrises from your room. Nearby is Wanli Beach and Green Bay Beach, two of the most popular beaches on the north coast. This is the ideal location for a fun break beside the sea. There is even a paragliding airfield from where you can fly to take in marvelous bird’s-eye views of the coast. The hostel’s rooms range from singles to a large family suite accommodating eight persons. On the spacious patio you can relax and enjoy the scenery or read one of the many books of the hostel’s book collection.

Nearby Attractions:
Wanli Beach, Green Bay Beach, Wanli Fishing Port, Green Bay Beach, Feicuei Golf Course, Paragliding Airfield, Yeliou Scenic Area, Ocean World

Suggested Itinerary:
One-Day Tour:
Wanli Beach or Green Bay Beach → Yeliou Scenic Area → Jinshan Youth Activity Center → Ju Ming Museum → Old Street of Jinshan, eat seafood or duck (or snack foods at the Miaokou Night Market in Keelung → return

Tariff (for two): NT$1,500 (excluding meals)
Food and Beverage: not available
Facilities: TV, refrigerator, air conditioning, hair drier, bathroom supplies
Check-in time: 3 p.m.
Check-out time: 12 p.m.
Online reservation: No
Credit card accepted: No

Reservation Information:
Tel: 886-2- 2492-1656
Mobile: 0937-520-333
Fax: 886-2-2492-5525
Contact: Mr. Lin Jun-sian
Address: No. 24, Ai 2nd St., Beiji Village, Wanli Township, Taipei County
http://rest-garden.myweb.hinet.net

	How to Get There: From Taipei Railway Station, take a train to Keelung. At Keelung Station, take a Keelung bus headed for Beiji New City. Get off at the China Commercial Marine Vocational Senior High School bus stop. From there, it’s a three-minute walk to the hostel.
	MAP Feicuei Golf Course Paragliding Airfield to Jinshan and Danshuei to Shilin (Shihlin) and Neihu to Second Northern Freeway and Keelung to Keelung Wanli Fishing Port and Beach Green Bay Gueikong Fishing Port to Yeliou Beiji Community Marine High School Honey Village