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Kalk Bay Harbour-December 2024
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Dec 22, 2024

　　This picturesque harbour is best visited in the morning, when the community’s fishing boats pitch up with their daily catch and a lively quayside market ensues. This is an excellent place to buy fresh fish for a braai (barbecue), or to spot whales during the whale-watching season.

　　Nearby, next to Kalk Bay Station and the Brass Bell pub, are a couple of tidal swimming pools.

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