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About Luon Cave
Luon Cave is less a cave than a tunnel: at low tide you glide beneath a curved rock arch and emerge inside a calm, almost circular lagoon enclosed by towering green walls.
It is one of the quietest corners of the central bay, home to langurs in the cliffs and a mirror-still surface that makes paddling here feel wonderfully remote.
“A low natural archway that opens into a hidden, lagoon ringed by sheer limestone cliffs — explored by kayak or bamboo boat.”
Why travellers love it
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Kayak through a sea arch
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Hidden enclosed lagoon
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Wild langur sightings
