This is the first outdoor swimming pool with salt water system in Taiwan. You can enjoy the blue sky and white clouds and sunbathe. The water is dissolved in the health-care sea salt imported from Australia. It not only has the effect of invigorating the blood and strengthening the metabolism, but also allows you to maintain your skin while exercising. Kill two birds with one stone! The human body is alkaline in a healthy state, but modern people eat more meat and the body is prone to acidity. Therefore, the effect of the salt water health swimming pool can neutralize the human body’s pH, and can supplement the salt concentration lost during exercise and let Your skin is smooth and delicate. Naruwan is not only Taitung's new recreation center, but also a beautiful four seasons to provide consumers with water! In Naruwan, four major leisure facilities allow you to take a dip, allowing guests to enjoy a relaxing swim.
Opening hours
08:00~12:00、13:00~23:00
Entrance fee
- Free for guests
- Foreign guests: NT$300
- Guests in the outhouse: NT$200 for adults, NT$144 for children (under 12 years old)
Tips for bathing
- Children under 110 cm must be accompanied by their parents.
- Please wear swimming suits, pants and swimming caps when entering the pool.
- Please take a shower before entering the pool; rubbing dirt and towels in the pool is prohibited.
- Those suffering from high blood pressure, heart disease, skin disease, eye disease, epilepsy, diabetes, pregnant women (post-period) and infectious diseases are not allowed to enter the pool.
- Do not enter the pool within one hour before (after) meals and drinkers.
- If you feel unwell during the bath, please press the emergency button for help and leave the bath immediately.
- It is forbidden to bring drinks and food to the poolside area for consumption.
- The bath time in the pool should be 10-15 minutes, and water should be added in time.
- Please put clothes in a locker or storage basket, neatly placed within the sight range.
- Respect the rights of others, do not dive, splash, chase, or play.
- Don't look at other people's every move or cast a strange look.
- Don't make noise when talking, so as not to affect the atmosphere of bathing.
