Beilao Bay

Beilao Bay is a sheltered bay located in Taiwan's coastal region, characterized by shallow waters, tidal flats, and a complex system of small islands and rocky features. The bay opens toward the south, with the mainland to the north featuring agricultural and aquaculture development. This enclosed water body offers protection from extreme conditions but limits wave development. The spot suits intermediate riders comfortable with variable depth and obstacle navigation. Best conditions occur with easterly winds that blow side-shore across the bay. Wind reliability is moderate at 51.2%, suggesting seasonal variability. Average wave heights of 1.17m indicate flat to small wave conditions, making this primarily a freestyle and freeriding destination rather than a wave-riding spot. The shallow water requires awareness of depth changes, especially during low tide. Local knowledge of tidal patterns and seasonal wind shifts is beneficial. The spot is accessible but demands careful route planning to avoid shallow areas and obstacles.