ST. Camillus Hospital is one of the highest-density hubs in the Penghu bus network, with 15 trunk, urban, and rural routes stopping here. Whether you are a Magong resident visiting the hospital, a traveler heading to nearby attractions, or a commuter crossing townships, this is the most common transfer point on the island. Routes here cover Magong’s suburbs (Wai-an, Wukan, Longmen, Jianshan, Shanshui), Siyu (Guanghua, Qingluo), Huxi (Beiliao, Shagang, Fengguei), and the northern loop via Tongliang — making this the best vantage point for understanding how Penghu’s bus network is structured.
Getting Here
ST. Camillus Hospital sits in central Magong, adjacent to the Zhongzheng Road commercial district and the Minzu Road government precinct. The Zhongzheng Road historic street and surrounding shops are within a 5-minute walk; Magong Harbor First Fishing Port and Penghu County Government are about a 10-minute walk away; Magong Bus Terminal is approximately 15 minutes on foot. With so many routes calling here, first-time visitors should confirm their route number in advance and check the stop signs at the shelter before boarding.
Travel Tips
All 15 routes stop at the same or adjacent shelters — always check the route number on the stop sign before boarding. Frequency is highest during the morning peak (06:30–08:00) and evening period (17:00–19:00); gaps between buses are longer at other times, so check live departures before heading out. During winter northeast monsoon conditions, outer rural routes are prone to delays of 10–20 minutes. If you are heading to southern or eastern destinations such as Fengguei, Qingluo, or Shanshui, allow extra transfer time.