#limestoneislands

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#seacanoeing with #johngreyseacanoe in the #hongs of #phangngabay in #thailand was one of the most #scenic tour I've done. Hongs ("room" in Thai) are literally huge holes that appeared as a result from erosion in the middle of many #limestoneislands in the bay. Inside the #chambers you find amazing #limestonecliffs and unusual wildlife such as fishes jumping onto trees in the water. Entrance into them can only be done from a #cave - only when the #tide timing is perfect. When the tide is too low there is no water in the hongs, and when it is too high you can't get in because the caves have water up to the ceiling. We even had to deflate our boat to pass through one of the caves since it was too narrow in everyway! I'd do it again in a heartbeat. (at Phang Nga Bay)