[2009]
Karst cave.
| Location: | Lindéralique Rocks, 4km east of Hienghène. |
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| Fee: |
Adults CFP 200, Children CFP 100. [2009] |
| Classification: |
Karst cave.
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| Light: | not necessary, bring own |
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| Address: |
Hienghène Visitor Information, Hienghène, Tel: 424357.
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| Last update: | $Date: 2011/12/13 09:00:58 $ |
This huge dome is part of the nature park Lindéralique Rocks. The towering black limestone rocks start east of Hienghène and continue to the bay of Hienghène. The up to 60m high rocks have sharp edges on top, typical limestone pinnacles, which are the result of intensive tropic limestone solution. There are caves and crevices, and strange rock formations.
Grotte de Lindéralique is a large cavern in one of the rocks. But the most famous spot here is Poule Couveuse (Brooding Hen), a rock formation on one side of the entrance to Baie de Hienghène.
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