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Anirudh Kohli
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    If you’re looking for a quick bite right after the hike, Merk Bay’s stalls are the most convenient. They open immediately after parking and serve fresh fish, prawns and wraps. Lalaji Bay’s café opens a bit later and has a quieter sandwich menu. If you plan to stay overnight, Sea Shell Havelock is only about 36 km away and gives you easy access to both beaches.

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