Wax apple ("Syzygium samarngense" Merr.et Perry) is an important tropical fruit in Taiwan. Usually the fruit quality of wax apple grown at coastal orchards is better than grown at other areas. Salinity as result of land subsidence and climate changes may affect growth of wax apple. In this study, irrigation water, soil, wax apple leaves from orchards located at the Townships of Yenpu (YP), Donggang (DG), Jiadong (JD) and Fanglian (FL) were used to investigate salinity status of the selected sites. Among tested orchards, the irrigation water from DG had the highest values of electrical conductivity (EC) and contents of Mg and Na. The results of soil analyses indicated that EC and contents of Cl, Na, and Mg from orchards of DG and JD were higher than those of FL and YP. Contents of Cl, Na, and Mg and electrolyte leakage in wax apple leaves from DG orchards are also higher than those from other orchards.