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Flinders Chase National Park and the Kelly Caves
in the Cape Bouguer Wilderness Protection Area
The marron is native to the southwestern region
of Western Australia. Marron was introduced to Kangaroo Island
during the 1960’s and now inhabits a number of waterways
throughout the island. Marron farming commenced in South Australia
in the early 1990’s and there are now close to 200 registered
growers, with a number of farmers producing on a commercial scale.
Andermel Marron
is now open to the public for farm gate and cellar door sales.
Several vintages of Cabernet Sauvignon and Shiraz have been produced.
The farm also is trailing various native foods in conjunction
with CSIRO.
Kelly Hill Caves
offers tours throughout the day. The recent instillation of fibre
optic lighting allows visitors to see the cave in brilliant natural
white light.

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