Luo Men Rock, Green Island Introduction
Lobster Cave is the tallest among a series of small coral rock formations, with a round hole running through the center, allowing ocean currents to pass. From a distance, it resembles an archway, making it one of the two most famous rock formations in Green Island. It is a sea-eroded cave, towering over the northeastern waters of Green Island like an arch. Tides flow in and out of the cave, allowing visitors to experience the rhythm of waves moving, crashing, and pounding within, creating a magnificent sound. It is the best place to experience the rugged and bold beauty of the ocean. Lobster Cave is also a paradise for seabirds and dolphins. In addition to enjoying its magnificent scenery from the island, visitors can also take a yacht or fishing boat to admire it from the sea, providing a different flavor. Exploring the depths of the sea to observe the rich underwater ecology beneath Lobster Cave is also an option. Nearby Lobster Cave, there are other famous attractions such as Niutoushan and Guanyin Cave, all worth visiting to feel the simple and leisurely atmosphere of Green Island.
