The remains of the first known settlement on Green Island, although little is left.
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綠島觀音洞
A stone which represents the goddess Guanyin inside a cave.
哈巴狗岩
A rocky island only slightly offshore which is said to be in the shape of a Pekingese dog.
A recreational area established around the Sika deer which used to be farmed on the island and were released when the industry was no longer sustainable. There are activities related to the deer, and a paintball area.
白色恐怖綠島紀念園區
A museum established to remember the victims of the White Terror. Guided tours available daily at the following frequency: May-Sep: hourly 10:30-17:00, Oct-Apr: hourly 08:30-16:00
過山古道
This trail was the only way to cross the mountain of the island, before the ring road was completed. The trail is now only used for recreation. The whole trail takes around 90 minutes and includes some steep parts, so a fairly high degree of physical fitness is required.
One of only 3 salt-water hot springs in the world with rocks surrounding them. The sea is heated by the energy from underwater volcanic activity. The hot spring consists of three open-air pools, a spa pool and five terrace-like pools, each with a different water temperature. Vendors there sell eggs and shrimps. People can boil eggs and roast shrimps. While soaking in it, visitors can listen to the sound of waves hitting the beach, watch the sunrise, sunset, and appreciate a sky full of stars.