Kaiyuan Harbor Blue Hole

Also known as: Blue Hole · Blue Cave · 開元港藍洞 (Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)) · 藍洞 (Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan))

From the breakwater of the old harbour divers swim out about 150 m towards the large rock outside the port. The openings lie at about 13 to 20 m, and a narrow gorge about 3 m wide leads into the cave, where blue light filtering in gives the fish a dreamlike look. The passages are roomy and short enough that freedivers also swim through them. Further out, huge sea fans of at least 4.5 m grow on cliffs at about 35 m. The site is close to the harbour channel, so a surface buoy and attention to ferry times are needed.

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Kaiyuan Harbor Blue Hole
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Blue Hole
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Blue Cave
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開元港藍洞 (Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan))
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藍洞 (Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan))
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