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Amanpreet Ganesan
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    If you’re staying near the reserve, the Sea Shell Havelock resort is only about 36 kilometres away and gives you quick access to both Merk and Lalaji bays. That way you can grab a quick wrap at Merk and still have a calm spot to unwind at Lalaji if you need a quieter finish to your day.

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