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The Directions
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The Directions
If you know how to get to Lusi Cave and would like to share that information with the community, contact [email protected] and we’ll post it right here in the directory.
This cave is very much a do-it-yourself activity. Someone will no doubt appear to open the entrance, but once inside you’re very much on your own unless you pay for the guide. There are no lights inside, though some parts of cave are well lit and large. How deep you go really depends on your fortitude.
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Top Tips
Solid sandals should be enough to explore this cave. The floor isn’t too slippery or wet, although it is quite uneven in places thanks to the water erosion.
It is possible to rent a flashlight here if you’ve forgotten yours. You can fairly easily go 50-100m inside Lusi Cave without one, though – just watch out for the many cobwebs near the entrance!
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