So Lohas is the definitive answer when Blue Tears is the specific reason for the trip — a 270° view of the East China Sea from every private terrace, on Beigan, the island where bioluminescence concentrations are strongest in the entire archipelago. There is no need to leave the property to see the glow: on peak nights it is visible directly from the room. The property opened during the 2017 Blue Tears season with a clear mission, and the score of 9.6 from 90 reviews is the proof. Scooter and car hire on-site, free airport and pier transfers, and an owner who monitors conditions nightly. Blue Tears cannot be guaranteed on any given night, but Beigan in May–July has the highest probability in Matsu.
- ✓ Score 9.6 highest on this list — 270° East China Sea view from every terrace, the best Blue Tears front-row on Matsu
- ✓ Beigan is quieter than Nangan with stronger bioluminescence concentrations; scooter hire and transfers on-site
- ✓ 90 reviews at consistently high quality confirm the property delivers exactly what it promises
- ✗ Beigan requires a 20-min inter-island ferry from Nangan — more logistics than staying on the main island
- ✗ Blue Tears are never guaranteed — poor conditions or cloud cover on any given night means no display