Engelbrecht Cave
Engelbrecht Cave presents a unique opportunity to explore a network of underwater caverns in Mount Gambier, part of Australia's Limestone Coast. Known for its stunning natural beauty, you can witness spectacular water-filled chambers below the earth's surface. The caves offer guided tours for the adventurous, providing a glimpse of its geological history too. The endeavour also promotes environmental awareness, supporting the local ecosystem. It's a blend of adventure, nature, and education that visitors of all ages can enjoy.
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Limestone Coast
Spanning from Lake Alexandrina's Murray River outlet to the border of Victoria, South Australia's captivating Limestone Coast is a campers' dream. This region is a geological marvel, featuring intriguing caves and unique rock structures. It's an ideal location for camping adventures, offering exploration opportunities and an abundant wildlife display.
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Lakes and Craters
The existence of the Lakes and Craters Region can be traced back to a lengthy period of volcanic activity that spanned over thousands of years. The most expansive lake in Victoria, Lake Corangamite, is characterized by its salt water and contains a salinity concentration higher than the ocean. During periods of drought, the salinity of this lake can surge to extreme levels. This location serves as a habitat for brine shrimp, which is a crucial food source for both local and migratory birds. A lot of lakes in Victoria have evaporated over time, and it's not a rare sight to witness concrete boat ramps leading towards grassy expanses. However, many lakes still sustain, boasting ample water levels and abundant fish populations.
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