Lascaux Caverns

The caverns are a deep and intricate cave system, bore into the dark slate cliffs of Lascaux over thousands of years. Hundreds of dark mouths adorn the cliffside, each leading a different path; each with its own secrets. The caves themselves vary in size - some are immense caverns, while some could only fit a foal inside. Stalactites hang from the ceilings, dangerously low and sharp in places, so individuals have to be wary upon trespass. A shale beach leads up to the warren-like system, not as warmly inviting as that of Sterling Shore, but more secluded and tranquil, offering some privacy for those who need it. This is where you will find a good majority of those of the military bedding down. It's also a place to be ambushed at, so take warning. The caverns are not away from the beach, so a single call of a threat can be heard easily.