Bachelor Party Activities

Taipei is a busy city with plenty of things to do, but as with every bustling metropolis, there is a need for a place where locals can relax and take a break from their hectic lives. And there’s no better way to de-stress than with a massage, and, here in Taipei, massage parlors are plentiful. Best way to cure a hangover is of course a message. There is nothing better than a foot massage after a long day shopping, or a oil massage after a big long night of drinking. Massage parlours are open 24 hours

Nothing will hook you in quite like DIY shrimp fishing, 24-hour “catch-your-own-shrimp bars” that are a more off script approach to the Taiwanese food scene, requiring you to put in some work before dinner is served.

If you want to eat, you are going to have to earn it. Welcome the Taiwanese take on The Hunger Games. It’s a more literal equivalent rather than an episodic, fight to the death but I’m not kidding when I say that I whispered “…and may the odds be ever in your favor” like a solemn prayer before casting my line. Indoor shrimp fishing is a popular form of entertainment in Taiwan, transforming food into sport.  Huddled around a shallow rectangular pool, seasoned anglers and wannabe fishermen attempt to catch the freshwater shrimp lurking in the murky depths below. When it comes down to shrimping, you’re submerged in a painful waiting game for your next meal. An underground urban phenomenon that’s been around for the past three decades, shrimp fishing been gaining traction within tourist circles due to the likes of Anthony Bourdain

Few cities can boast such a natural abundance of world-class, volcanically activated hot water springs on their doorstep as the Taiwanese capital. And thanks to Taipei’s ever-improving public transport system, heading out for a quick soak in perfect 60-degree-Celsius waters – cool beers at hand and a massage in mind – has never been easier.

The Japanese pined for their hot springs (or onsen) whilst governing Taiwan for the first half of the 20th century and soon set their sights on the hills around Taipei.

Engage in clay pigeon shooting with no size or age restrictions – anyone can practice with this trapshooting experience on the outskirts of Taipei

Enjoy outdoor trapshooting nearby the city of Taipei – take your aim, pull the trigger and watch your flying ‘target’ fall to the ground. At Northern Taiwan’s only national standard ammunition shooting range with a clay pigeon shooting experience, learn how to successfully aim at airborne targets. Whether you are trying to increase your shooting speed, training sharp hand-eye reflexes or test your nerves, get ready for a fun day of shooting.

Ever wanted to have a shoot out with friends with guns that replicate the real thing? Airsoft is a military simulation game similar to paintball, however the guns used are replicas of real guns such as the M16, AK47 or like our rental guns the M4 Carbine. Guns fire small plastic pellets (known as bb’s) at a rate of up to 600 a minute. The range of the gun depends very much on the model but on average they fire accurately up to 40 to 50 metres. Games are around assaulting and defending a base, these bases vary from game to game.
Each team will be given an objective at the start of each mission which they must try to achieve by the end of the game. Marshals will be in place to ensure safety and fairness during the game play.

Let’s do something different, a little bit adventurous yet safe, a little bit thrilling yet relaxing! Have you ever wanted to soar like a bird? Experience the freedom of flight on the thermal wind patterns beneath you with a tandem paragliding flight over the picturesque coastal Taiwan and see it from a perspective like no other. This is the ultimate in freedom flights.

Imagine being trapped inside a room and trying to find your way out. To make the challenge more realistic you are not playing a computer game with a console, or using a mobile device, you are experiencing it in real life. With a minimum of 4 other players you challenge yourselves with riddles and puzzles for 50 minutes to escape a room. Fun, thrilling group activity that will surely get your heads ticking and hearts beating with adrenalin.

Wakeboarding,a new water sport whose name was coined only about 15 years ago, borrows techniques from three other disciplines: water skiing, snowboarding, and surfing. The rider is pulled by boat. It’s a sport suitable for people of all ages. You can wakeboard all year round, but best done in spring/summer months. Perfect way to have some fun and cool down from Taiwan’s tropical weather.

River trekking (in Taiwan often called river tracing) is a combination of hiking, bouldering and climbing along a rural mountain river. Popular also in Japan and Hong Kong, river trekking is a must-try in Taiwan. You will get to swim in the lagoons and waterfalls. Get ready for some jumping as well!

There is no better way to fight suffocating summer temperatures than to immerse yourself into the cool waters of a river. Apart from that, seeing Taiwan from a river base is very unique and spectacular in itself.

Taiwan, although often overlooked by backpackers and tourists in favor of Japan, offers some great waves. About 30 surfing spots around the island break during all times of the year. Head to the East Coast to for some of best scenery or explore the beaches of northeastern Taiwan as a one-day gateway from Taipei. Surfing offers both fun and active use of beach time! 

Hiking Taiwan’s high mountains is a world-class trekking experience.  Taiwan has the second highest mountain range in eastern Asia.  Many of its tall peaks are easily accessible on a weekend trip from Taipei and they offer some breath-taking views and challenging climbs. If time is limited, there are dozens of great day hikes within an hour or two of Taipei City.  Within a very short time, you can be surrounded by lush forest or enjoying a waterfall spa. 

With deserted dive sites containing an interesting mix of landscapes, pelagic specieis and corals, Taiwan isn’t yet a major dive destination but its certainly attracting more and more divers.

Taiwan has five major diving regions with fantastic visibility and varied marine life year-round: Kenting, Orchid Island, Green Island, Xiao Liu Qiu, and Dungji Island. Whichever area you choose to dive, Taiwan is sure to steal your heart.

If you have the need for speed in Taiwan, what better way than to Go Karting.This allows for an adrenaline filled celebration whilst being outdoors. When go karting you have the option of spicing up the event and dressing up in your favourite Super Mario Character or whatever takes your fancy. 

Golf is Taiwan’s most popular sport with the island home to over 70 golf courses, some of which are amongst the best in Asia. The Japanese bought golf to Taiwan and the oldest course is the Taiwan Golf and Country Club which dates back to 1918. Golf is a luxury sport in Taiwan, each game is accompanied by carts and caddies for each player. If you lose a ball, not to worry they’ll find it for you !

The paintball if one of the more thrilling activities you can play in Taipei. There are several excellent courses to play on, including a Vietnam-style entrenchment course and a maze, which is especially fun, and worth saving a few balls for a game at the end of the day. You can play a close-range, every-man-for-himself battle here. Just expect a few bruises and pain the next day!