Luo Men Rock, Green Island Introduction
Lover's Blowhole is the tallest among a series of small coral reef rocks, featuring a central round hole through which ocean currents flow. From a distance, it resembles an arch, making it one of the two most famous geological formations on Green Island. Lover's Blowhole is a sea-eroded cave, majestically standing on the northeastern coast of Green Island. The tides flow in and out through the cave, allowing visitors to experience the rhythmic sounds of waves moving, crashing, and beating inside, showcasing the beauty of the ocean's ruggedness and splendor. Lover's Blowhole is also a paradise for seabirds and dolphins. In addition to enjoying the magnificent scenery from the island, visitors can also take a yacht or fishing boat to appreciate its grandeur from the sea, offering a different experience. Moreover, you can dive deep to explore the rich underwater ecology beneath Lover's Blowhole. Nearby, there are other famous attractions like Niutoushan (Bull Head Mountain) and Guanyin Cave, all worth visiting to experience the simple and leisurely atmosphere of Green Island.
