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Things To Do in Goolwa

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Middleton Beach, Goolwa, Australia

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thing to do in Goolwa
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3 out of 5 stars

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Whale watching

4 out of 5 stars by ggcahill from Mont Albert North, undefined, Australia
April 5, 2004

Quote: We visiting Goolwa in the spring school holidays and heard that the whales were offshore in nearby Middleton. We grabbed the binoculars and headed for the cliff above Middleton beach. The whales were clearly visible, not more than 200-300 metres... Read the full Whale watching review

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