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Overview of International Tourist Arrivals to Taiwan
Why Private Car Tours Are the Most Convenient Way to Explore Taiwan
Why Singaporean Tourists Choose Taiwan as Their Travel Destination
Incentives and Offers for International Travelers Visiting Taiwan
Details and Pricing for Private Car Tours
Contact Us (One-on-One Travel Consultant)
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Now, friends from Singapore — let me ask you:
When you visit Taiwan, do you want to spend the whole trip getting lost, or would you rather travel happily and stress-free? If you believe that “travel should be more free,” then listen up — private car tours are your ultimate travel sidekick. No need to read maps, hunt down drivers, or drag your luggage while racing for a train. Just book a car and kiss all your travel woes goodbye.
(Fish Lake – Image Source: East Rift Valley National Scenic Area)
With a professional driver, air conditioning, WiFi, and even someone who’ll snap your photos and crack jokes — honestly, you might not even get that kind of service in a Singapore taxi!
This article isn’t some bland itinerary dump. We didn’t write this for generic travel blogs filled with “yay the weather is nice” fluff. This is a no-nonsense, tailor-made private car travel guide — made especially for travelers from Singapore.
From food hunting in Taipei to ocean drives in Hualien and Taitung, from chilling in historic southern cities to uncovering secret mountain spots — whether you’re in for a 4-day flash trip or a 6-day deep dive, we’ve mapped it all out. And yes, we’ll also walk you through the 2025 government subsidies, holiday planning, and transportation tips — all figured out in advance.
What you need isn’t a mess of info that overwhelms you. What you need is one article that makes you want to book that flight and private car immediately.
So let’s cut to the chase:
How should Singaporeans explore Taiwan, where should you go, and why should you choose this route? We’re about to break it all down for you.
(Top Left – Hehuanshan, Top Right – Cingjing Farm, photo by 胡秀幸; Bottom Left – Cingjing Farm, Image Source: Official Cingjing Website; Bottom Right – Small Swiss Garden, Image Source: Cingjing Travel Website)
Overview of International Tourist Arrivals to Taiwan
Taiwan’s tourism market continues to rebound steadily in 2025. According to the latest data released by the Tourism Administration, MOTC, a total of 2,128,812 international travelers visited Taiwan between January and March 2025 — a 3.8% increase compared to the same period in 2024. In March alone, arrivals reached 778,576, reflecting an 11.4% month-over-month growth from February.
The Tourism Administration, MOTC noted that the steady increase in international visitors, combined with ongoing subsidies for independent travelers and transport discounts, has driven a gradual return of inbound tourism. The March 2025 figures have already outperformed the same period in the previous two years, signaling Taiwan’s growing comeback as a top destination in global tourism. It is projected that total international arrivals for the year may reach the 10 million mark.
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(Ruifang District – Jiufen A-Mei Teahouse, Image Source: Pexels)
Why Private Car Tours Are the Most Convenient Way to Explore Taiwan
Dear friends from Singapore ，
Are you still planning your Taiwan trip around public transportation schedules? Let’s be honest: private car hire in Taiwan is no longer a luxury — it’s simply the smart choice.
From the streets of Taipei to the eastern coastline, from Alishan to Kenting, Taiwan offers a wide variety of stunning destinations — but public transport doesn’t always get you there easily. For travelers like you, who value efficiency and want the freedom to plan your own itinerary, hiring a private car is more than just comfortable — it’s the best way to save both time and energy.
(Top Left – Taroko National Park, Top Right – Qingshui Cliffs, Image Source: Tourism Administration, MOTC; Bottom Left – Ruisui Ranch, Image Source: East Rift Valley National Scenic Area; Bottom Right – Ice Cream at Guangfu Sugar Factory, Image Source: 小菲親子玩樂生活)
This article isn’t just another flashy checklist of Instagrammable spots — it’s a practical, tailor-made private car travel guide designed specifically for Singaporean travelers planning a trip to Taiwan. Whether you have just four days or are diving into a six-day adventure, you’ll find detailed recommendations and itineraries right here (customized options available too!).
We’ll take you through the classics of Taipei, vibrant food markets, breathtaking natural wonders in the east, and the coastal charm and local culture of southern Taiwan — so you don’t have to spend hours researching. It’s like having your very own travel consultant mapping it all out for you.
Join us and set off on a relaxed, flexible, and delightfully surprising private car journey through Taiwan!
(Left – Luodong Forestry Culture Garden, Image Source: Yilan County Cultural Affairs Bureau; Right – Jiaoxi Hot Spring, Yilan, Image Source: Tourism Administration, MOTC)
Why Singaporean Tourists Choose Taiwan as Their Travel Destination
Close Proximity & Frequent Flights
There are multiple daily direct flights from Singapore to Taiwan, with arrivals possible at Taoyuan, Kaohsiung, or Taichung airports.
Visa-Free Convenience
Singapore passport holders enjoy visa-free entry to Taiwan, with no advance application required.
Shared Language & Culture
Mandarin is widely spoken in Taiwan, making it easy for Singaporean travelers to navigate and communicate without barriers.
Diverse Attractions & Familiar Cuisine
From natural wonders and historical landmarks to bustling night markets, Taiwan offers experiences that are easy to enjoy and feel instantly familiar.
Great Value for Money
With relatively affordable prices, reasonable private car hire rates, and flexible itinerary options, Taiwan is an ideal travel destination for families or small groups of friends.
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Incentives and Offers for International Travelers Visiting Taiwan
The Tourism Administration, MOTC is aiming to once again surpass 10 million international visitors in 2025.
To attract more global travelers, the incentive programs for both independent tourists and tour groups have officially been extended!
Originally set to end on June 30 this year, the programs will now continue for an additional 3 to 5 months:
“Taiwan the Lucky Land” NT$5,000 Prize Draw for individual travelers has been extended until September 30.
Cash Rewards for Travel Agencies or Group Tours ranging from NT$5,000 to NT$50,000 will now run until the end of November.
Full event details ►https://5000.taiwan.net.tw/
(Source: Tourism Administration, MOTC)
Taipei > Taichung > Nantou (Cingjing) > Yilan > Taipei
This route spans Taiwan’s vibrant western cities, scenic mountain landscapes, and relaxing hot spring culture. Although it’s just a four-day trip, the flexibility of a private car means you can dive deeper, eat smarter, and travel more comfortably.
Day 1｜Taoyuan International Airport > Taipei City Sightseeing > Overnight in Taipei
Day 2｜Taipei > Taichung Cultural & Nature Tour > Overnight in Taichung
Day 3｜Taichung > Cingjing Highland Farm + Scenic Drive > Overnight in Nantou
Day 4｜Nantou > Laid-back Yilan Journey > Return to Taipei or Taoyuan Airport
More Featured 4-Day Routes
► 4-Days Taiwan Private Tour - Northern Taiwan Travel
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► 4-day Taiwan Private Tour - Eastern Taiwan Travel
Taipei > Hsinchu (Neiwan) > Taichung > Nantou (Cingjing) > Hualien > Yilan > New Taipei (Jiufen/Shifen) > Taipei
If you have more time, this 6-day itinerary offers a deep and immersive experience of Taiwan’s natural beauty and cultural richness.
Day 1｜Taipei > Neiwan Old Street > Lavender Cottage > Gaomei Wetlands > Rainbow Military Community > Fengjia Night Market > Overnight in Taichung
Day 2｜Taichung > Puli Winery > 18°C Chocolate Workshop > Cingjing Farm (Green Green Grassland) > Small Swiss Garden > The Old England Manor > Overnight in Cingjing
Day 3｜Cingjing > Hehuanshan > Wuling > Taroko National Park (Baiyang Waterfall Cave / Tianxiang / Swallow Grotto / Shakadang / Changchun Shrine / Park Entrance) > Dongdamen Night Market > Overnight in Hualien
Day 4｜Hualien > Liyu Lake > Yunshanshui > Lintienshan Forestry Cultural Park / Braised Pork Knuckle Feast > Ice Cream at Guangfu Sugar Factory > Ruisui Ranch > Overnight in Hualien
Day 5｜Hualien > Qixingtan Beach > Qingshui Cliffs > Nanfang'ao Viewing Platform > National Center for Traditional Arts > Luodong Forestry Culture Garden > Luodong Night Market > Overnight in Jiaoxi Hot Spring, Yilan
Day 6｜Yilan > Jimmy Plaza > Diu Diu Dong Station > Tangweigou Hot Spring Park > Jiufen Old Street > Shifen Sky Lantern Experience > Taipei 101 > Raohe Night Market > Return to Taipei City or Taoyuan Airport
Featured 6-Day Route – Full Details ►6-Days Taiwan Private Tour - Northeast Classic Tour
Still curious about more ways to explore Taiwan with a private car?
If the 4-day or 6-day itineraries we just introduced aren’t quite enough for you — no worries! TTtrips, your go-to private car travel platform, has curated even more local adventures across Taiwan. From east to west, mountains to coastlines, we’ve got something for everyone: family-friendly tours, safe and comfortable routes for senior travelers, and romantic getaways perfect for honeymoons.
Browse all itineraries here ► https://tttrips.com/topic/19
Multi-Day Itineraries – Popular Routes:
► 7-Day Taiwan Private Tour - Classic Western＆Eastern Route
► 3-days Taiwan Private Tour - Northern Taiwan Travel
► 8-Day Taiwan Private Tour - Western Route & Tour of Taiwan Island
Details and Pricing for Private Car Tours
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Pricing：
TTtrips Taiwan Private Car Price List ► Vehicle Introduction
Price Detail
►Included
1. Driver service fees、Toll fees、Parking fees、 Fuel costs、Passenger insurance（TWD2,000K Each Person）
2. Driver's accommodations and meals
3. 10 hour vehicle fee
4. if you need to have a separate tour guide, please contact customer service.
5. Transportation
6. Free use of car accessories
►Not included
1. Food and accommodation fees, attraction tickets and personal costs
2. Additional costs due to force majeure such as traffic delays, strikes, weather, aircraft, machine failure, flight cancellation or change time
3. Night service charge: 22:00 local time - 07:00 next day use vehicle and guide service, on-site payment guide night service fee TWD500 / day
4. The standard service range is exceeded for 10 hours, the overtime fee will be charged, and the guest can pay directly to the driver
►Surcharge for exceeding duration
1. 5-9 Seats VAN charged TWD500/hr
2. Over 9 Seats Van (included 9 seats large VAN) charged TWD1000/hr
l For cancellation received more than 41 days before the departure date, there will be a cancellation penalty of 5% of the tour expense which the guests had purchased.
l For cancellation received between 31 to 40 days before the departure date, there will be a cancellation penalty of 10%of the tour expense which the guests had purchased.
l For cancellation received between 21 to 30 days before the departure date, there will be a cancellation penalty of 20%of the tour expense which the guests had purchased.
l For cancellation received between 2 to 20 days before the departure date, there will be a cancellation penalty of 30% of the tour expense which the guests had purchased.
l For cancellation received 1 day before the departure date, there will be a cancellation penalty of 50%of the tour expense which the guests had purchased.
l For cancellation received on the day of the departure date, no refund which the guests had purchased.
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Don’t want to waste time figuring out where to go? Tired of feeling like your trip is just a race against the clock? That’s exactly why we’re here. Beyond all the tips we’ve laid out, here’s the real magic: once you hop in the car, your journey transforms — from exhausting to exciting. Your only job? Enjoy the views, eat great food, and snap some pics. The rest — especially the hassle of transportation — we’ve got covered.
Remember, you came to Taiwan to explore, to relax, to really experience it. Not to stare at Google Maps, wave your hands around trying to ask for directions, or walk until your knees give up.
Private car travel isn’t a luxury — it’s your secret weapon for smart, efficient, and joyful travel.
We don’t just drive you past places — we drive you into unforgettable memories across Taiwan’s best routes.
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