Ti Top Island and Kayaking in Luon cave

Luon Cave is located in the northeast of Bo Hon Island. It’s about 14 kilometres to the south of Bai Chay Beach. Con Rua Islet (Turtle Islet) and Sung Sot Cave (Surprise Cave) are near the cave. Luon Cave is about 60 meters long and 4 meters wide. The ceiling height ranges from 2.5 – 4 meters up on the tidal level. Therefore, it only can be accessed by a small boat or kayak. Through the beautiful gate, we encounter a round, flat lake with four trees, a cliff, cliffs on it, monkeys running up the hill, ancient shades of palm trees, Spread fragrant blooms and under the calm blue water is the vibrant life of marine species such as shrimp, fish, crab, squid … This is a group of islands closed, the sea only one The cave is about 4 m high, 3 m tall, 100 m long. The brackish water lake in the cave is surrounded by four mountainsides, about 1 km2 wide. Fresh fossil freshwater snails are stored on the cliffs, indicating that human beings once inhabited and that this place is a deep valley. Caves of this type in Ha Long Bay are not many, but perhaps the most beautiful thing attracting visitors here is the natural scene. It is a combination of interwoven harmony between mountain shape and cloud colour to the grass, seemingly can not find a defect of nature here. The perfect combination of lime-stone mountains and jade-green sea makes Luon Cave a unique site on Halong Bay. Furthermore, Luon Cave is a preferred place for tourists for kayaking. #summervacation#2023travelwish