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    • Attractions

    Lanky’s Well

    Lanky Kana, a member of the local Boandik tribe, was employed by the police as a tracker and part of his duties included the care of horses. At the end of this walk you will find Lanky’s Well, it was dug to provide water for the police horses. An easy 30 min walk through natural bush and native plants.
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    • Trails

    Cape Martin Lighthouse Walk

    The Cape Martin lighthouse was established on the mainland in 1960. From the lookout, looking south to Penguin Island, and you can see the ruins of the lighthouse on the island, which was built in 1878. Penguin Island is a sanctuary and home to Fairy Penguins and other sea birds. An easy walk for young kids with stunning views of the ocean.
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    • Attractions

    Pool of Siloam

    The Pool of Siloam is a Salt Lake, reputedly seven times saltier than the sea and it is alleged to possess therapeutic assets the high salt concentration in the water makes swimming very easy, as the water is extremely buoyant. A safe and sheltered swimming area with picnic tables, changer rooms and summer shower.
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