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Bhavya Raju
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    Merk Bay Beach usually has a handful of beachside stalls that serve fresh fish, grilled prawns and quick wraps they’re set up right near the parking, so you can grab something as soon as you walk in. Lalaji Bay is a bit quieter; the food options there are more limited, mostly a single café that opens a bit later. If you’re in a hurry after a long hike, Merk Bay would be the easier pick for a quick bite.

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