Hengchun's liveliest market, open Sundays only, with all kinds of stalls. An easy after-dinner stroll and a great last-night browse before you head home.

Everyday essentials just around the corner — grab anything you forgot, or a local-style breakfast, without driving anywhere.

Old Street sites from the film Cape No. 7 all in one walk, plus plenty of local snack stalls and souvenir shops along the way.

One of Taiwan's best-preserved sets of Qing-dynasty city gates — all four within walking distance, great for an early morning or evening photo walk.

Go-karts and a dinosaur-themed track right nearby — fun for kids and for adults who want to burn off some energy, no driving required.

Feed and photograph sika deer up close — a popular quick stop for families, just a short drive away.

A cluster of land activities in one place — paintball, buggies, zorb balls — great for a group looking for something a bit more adrenaline-fueled.

Kenting's busiest strip, packed with restaurants, bars, and souvenir shops — an easy drive if you want a taste of Kenting nightlife.

Several of the Hengchun Peninsula's best-known beaches, each with its own character — snorkeling, water sports, or just soaking up the sun.

A great family-friendly aquarium visit, and Guanshan is one of Taiwan's most famous sunset spots — perfect timing for a late-afternoon drive.

If you love nature trails, these two forest parks make for a nice half-day outing.