The subjects of this study were sent out four hundred and seventy-eight questionnaires (N=478) between July 4 and August 30 of 2009. 409 questionnaires were valid retrieved, which is 85.6% of all questionnaires. the results of this study were discussed the conclusions and recommendations. The results in this study were as follows: 1. The female tourists had a higher "stress relaxation" factor of tourism motivation than male tourists. The female tourists had a higher "service quality" factor of tourism satisfaction than male tourists. The female tourists had a higher "intrapersonal constraint" factor of tourism constraint than male tourists. 2. The single tourists had higher "experience achievement," "physical fitness," "stress relaxation" and "interpersonal relationships" factors of tourism motivation than married tourists. The single tourists had higher "environment," "service quality," "teaching quality" and "spiritual experience" factors of tourism satisfaction than married tourists. The married tourists had higher "intrapersonal constraints" and "structural constraints" factors of tourism constraint than single tourists. 3. The below 3 days tourists had higher "stress relaxation" factors of tourism motivation than four to six days tourists and over seven days tourists. The below 3 days tourists had higher "service quality" and "spiritual experience" factors of tourism satisfaction than four to six days tourists and over seven days tourists. The below 3 days tourists and four to six days tourists had higher "interpersonal constraints" and "relative and friend constraints" factors of tourism constrains than over seven days tourists. 4. The "scuba diving is the main purpose, tourism is a secondary purpose" tourists had a higher "service quality" factor of tourism satisfaction than the "tourism is the main purpose, scuba diving is a second purpose" tourists.