As in any tourist area, it is advisable to double-check prices. Kenting closes surprisingly early for Taiwan - most shops and stalls seem to shut down at 10pm.
Surfing is quickly becoming a popular sport at all beaches.FuDog Surfing provides lessons at a reasonable price and in English.
FuDog Surfing provides lessons at a reasonable price and in English. (http://www.fudogsurf.com....)
Jet-Skis can be rented at the more popular beaches, but will generally cost NT$1000/30 minutes during peak times. Inquire with shops that rent motorbikes for more reasonable rates.
Scooter rides. Take a motorbike ride around the main roads in Kenting, which give you access to several tourist sites. Your motorbike rental operator should provide you with a map of the area; if not ask for one at your place of accommodation.
Go-Karts. There are several fun and exciting Go-Kart tracks in Kenting that offer 18 cycles around the track for NT$100.
Swimming. The ocean is open and safe for swimming at 2 public beaches and numerous pay private beaches. Sometimes, the beaches are closed due to high waves in typhoon season.
Kenting Main Strip. Every evening the main Kenting strip turns into a night market with merchandise, games, restaurants, and street food.
Oluanpi Lighthouse. The surrounding park area is well worth the trip past Kenting. The lighthouse itself is pretty bland, but the easy hiking trails are pleasant and near the ocean.
Scuba-diving. Kenting's coast has plenty of corals.
Sheding. There is a free trail about 1.5-2 hours of walking but you have to pay a small parking fee. The gorges are fairly interesting to look at and there are views of the southern tip of the coast. Located near the Kenting Recreational Area.
