Last Updated on 2 November 2026 by Ariana Svenson
Bremer Bay, Western Australia, is a tiny town surrounded by some incredible natural wonders and makes a wonderful escape from the busy, frantic world we live in. We’ve spent some lovely, quiet family getaways in Bremer Bay, and put together this list of things to do in Bremer Bay based on our experiences. Highlights include the Bremer Bay Orcas, the beaches, fishing, and, of course, visiting the outta-this-world Fitzgerald River National Park!
If you are considering a Bremer Bay to-do list, know that there are plenty of walking and driving trails around the region. It is famous for fishing, white-sand beaches, walking, and birdwatching. All of these activities could take days if you want to go slow and soak up this fantastic part of the world.
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How Many Days do I Need in Bremer Bay?
When we were planning our family holiday to Bremer Bay, we found it hard to work out how long we needed to spend. seems like the type of place people can spend a lot of time surfing, swimming or fishing. We spent four nights and could easily have spent another couple of nights.
- Day 1 – Travel from Albany, via Cheynes Beach. Arrived in time for a swim at Back Beach.
- Day 2 – Swimming at John Cove, visit to the Wellstead Museum, sunset at Blossoms Beach.
- Day 3 – Swimming at Little Boat Harbour, mini golf, sunset at Little Boat Harbour
- Day 4 – AFull-daytrip to Fitzgerald National Park.
- Day 5 – Depart to drive from Bremer Bay to Perth. The distance is just over 500km, taking around 5.5 hours. You head across country to Gnowangerup, then Katanning, and join the Albany Highway south of Williams.
However, this is a big driving day, so we’d recommend detouring to the Granite Skywalk at Castle Rock.
Alternatively, you might like to follow our Albany to Esperance Road trip guide in reverse, making some stops along the way before overnighting in Albany.
The Best Things to do in Bremer Bay WA
Given how much fun there is to do in Bremer Bay, we realise things change all the time. So, it’s important to us to provide the most up-to-date information possible! That’s why we review our pages annually to keep them as current as possible. As always, if you notice something that’s not quite right, please let us know in the comments!
1. Whale watching Bremer Bay
The Bremer Bay Orcas are a big reason many people make the trek to Bremer Bay. And, with good reason! Nowhere else in Australia guarantees you’ll see such an incredible collection of these amazing whales.
Best way to go whale watching in Bremer Bay
Two companies offer Bremer Bay Orca tours, both highly reputable. Both companies have specialist vessels and are family-owned and operated.
Whalewatch Western Australia
We went to see the whales at Augusta with this company and thought that they were highly professional.
Naturaliste Charters (Whales Australia)
Naturaliste Charters are the proud founders of the Bremer Canyon Killer Whale Expeditions and commenced the Expeditions in Bremer Bay in 2015. They have departures available from December to April. You’ll be pleased to know they have an incredible 96% success rate for seeing orcas, one of the highest globally.
Enjoy commentary from their on-board Marine Biologist and have a chance to assist in citizen science and contribute to the amazing research conducted in this special area.
Can I Take My Children on a Bremer Bay Orca Cruise?
Naturaliste Charters have a strict minimum age of 10 for their trips. This is quite a long day out to the Bremer Bay canyon. You may want to consider whether it’s the right time for your children. In our experience, some longer and more challenging trips can require more maturity. The older they are, the more they will get out of this once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Some more practical considerations:
Do your kids get motion sickness / have they been on boats before and suffered from seasickness?
Can they follow instructions?
2. The Wellstead Museum
If you are looking at “what to do in Bremer Bay?”, you must add the very interesting Wellstead Museum and Café to your list. You can’t help but be charmed when you arrive. The homestead, cottages, and stables are made of local stone and clustered romantically on a hill, plus the Café serves wood-fired pizzas and fresh seafood.
Now rented out as holiday accommodation, the rustic cottages are approaching 200 years old. Originally known as the Boys’ Room and the Girls’ Room, the Wellstead family grew.
Older visitors, in particular, are likely to take a journey back in time. They will find all sorts of things from their childhood that other museums might not have considered unique enough to display.
Young kids will love the old car collection and the tractors. After exploring the Wellstead Museum, you can enjoy fresh coffee and snacks at the Muse Café. It is atmospheric and popular. The pizzas on Friday nights are famous around Bremer Bay!
3. Bremer Bay Mini Golf
For fun, family-friendly holidays, it always helps to have standout attractions for the kids. Bremer Bay doesn’t have a lot of these super kid-friendly activities. So, the Bremer Bay Mini Golf was very welcome!
A bit of a journey out of town, and apparently in the middle of the farm, the Bremer Bay Mini Golf is a fantastic surprise. The 18-hole mini golf course is set within a grove of paperbarks. It definitely gave our avid mini golfers some challenges. You can also visit the kiosk, which serves coffee and fish and chips.
Nearby there is a lake where you can take Banana Boat bikes for a pedal out on the lake. We had a lovely chat with the friendly owners who shared great information about Bremer Bay and their lifestyle. Plus, you must try their amazing fruit ice-cream, which was really yummy!
4. The Big Snail
If you want to claim you’ve seen the world’s biggest snail, stop at the Big Snail. The sculpture, by local artist Peter Hill, was modelled on the South Coast Land Snail, the Bothriembryon Melo. It weighs 700 kg and is about 10,000 times the size of a garden snail.
5. Enjoy Short Walks Around Bremer Bay
Bremer really is a nature lover’s paradise. Two short walks stand out.
Wellstead Estuary Walk
An easy, well-signposted walk with great views across the calm waters of the estuary. It’s 2 km to the end, or 4km return.
The Native Snail Trail
This walk links the Bremer Bay Beaches Caravan Park and town. If you’re wondering, Bremer Bay Beaches Park is on the corner of Point Henry Road and on the way to the Wellstead Museum. The recently constructed path is wide and suitable for walking, cycling, scooters, and skateboards. Adding to the appeal of the walk are the interesting signs and, of course, the Big Snail, which we mentioned above.
6. Explore the Lookouts in Bremer Bay
With views in every direction that sincerely take your breath away, you’ll want to put these two Bremer Bay attractions on your list!
Bremer Bay Lookout Tower & Wind Turbine – Quite literally in town, you won’t miss the Bremer Bay Wind turbine moving slowly and majestically from many spots. This turbine provides 40% of the town’s annual electricity demand, reducing diesel consumption by 40,000 litres. Take Progress Drive up the steep gravel road and head towards the wind turbine as your guide. We parked in an informal bay and followed the bush track up to the steps of the steel structure. From the top, the views of the turbine are ace. The vistas of the town and beyond are also really stunning.
Tooleburrup Hill lookout offers 360° views over the ocean, Bremer Bay beaches, town and right over to the Stirling Ranges.
7. Visit the Bremer Bay Playgrounds
For a pretty small town, Bremer Bay has three playgrounds. That means that if you are travelling with children, you are going to be pretty happy! The best one is the ‘ShipwreckPark’. It celebrates the wreck of the Agnes, a historical moment in Bremer Bay’s History.
This is an extensive naturescape playground with a range of different climbing and play apparatus for all ages/ skills. Adjacent is a great skate park, busy with older kids on skateboards and bikes, though our kids also had a short scoot around on it. There is also a brand-new BBQ area, and the entire facility is only a short walk from the Bremer Bay Brewing Company.
There is also an excellent nature-based playground at John Cove. It is opposite the very funky change rooms with a wonderful mural and the best showers ever – made of surfboard.s
The fantastic Orcas Coffee van was pulled up at the John Cove Playground every day we were in Bremer Bay. There was always a large number of families enjoying the delicious coffee and excellent playground. Also – shout-out for the great Orcas Coffee merch; my kids ADORE their fantastic hoodies!
Pelican Park is the most conventional of the three playgrounds in Bremer Bay. Here is a lovely grassed area for picnics and a basketball half court. The little playground is perfect for toddlers and might be good for keeping the littlies occupied while you get information at the nearby Community Resource Centre/Visitor Centre/Post Office.
8. Bremer Bay Town
Bremer Bay Town isn’t large, but it has everything you need. The General Store has got a wide range of supplies, as well as souvenirs and fuel.
For shopping, we stopped by the gorgeous Seachange Boutique and were impressed by the high-quality range of dresses and kids’ clothing – you would expect a lovely range like this at a bigger centre. There is a cute little souvenir shop inside the visitor centre (in the same building as the Post Office and Pharmacy).
For our family, the highlight was the well-organised Pelicans Op Shop! We are huge fans of op shops and finding pre-loved items that we need, especially clothes. This is one of the best op shops we have seen, and wwe’dthoroughly recommend visiting it if you can! Hours: 9-1 on Wednesday and Saturday.
Ocean-Based Bremer Bay WA activities
If you are looking for things to do in Bremer Bay, you’ll really love time in the ocean. First up, we read that the Leeuwin Current comes in particularly close to shore at Bremer Bay, making ocean swimming warmer than either Albany or Esperance. In our experience, this was true.
Given we have spent only a week in Bremer, buuuuuut we are far from experts on the best beaches in Bremer Bay. Without a doubt, the beaches in Bremer Bay are beyond spectacular: white sands, turquoise waters, and so many spots to visit! From hidden coves to sprawling white-sand beaches and turquoise waters. You can’t help but be blown away by the beauty of the Bremer Bay beaches.
8. Beaches in Bremer Bay
Swimming
Most people consider the best season for swimming to be December through May, when the water temperature is suitable for comfortable, albeit slightly cold, swimming.
Our family loved swimming at John Cove each day and never crossed the mouth to Main Bremer Beach. We saw a lot of people using SUPs at John Cove, even though it wasn’t particularly calm. Another stunning spot for a swim is Little Boat Harbour beach, though the water gets deep very quickly, so be careful with small children.
Blossoms Beach is considered one of the best beaches in Bremer Bay for families as it is shallow a long way out. You have to take your 4WD down a track to the beach if you want to be close. There is also a parking area and toilet, but you’d need to carry your things down quite a steep track.
9. Snorkel with Fish, Sea Grass and Sea Dragons
We planned to snorkel at Bremer Bay and keep an eye out for the leafy sea dragon. A huge diversity of species thrives here because the nutrient-rich, cooler waters can’t survive in nearby waters. Around Bremer Bay is Australia’s hotspot for Leafy Seadragons and Weedy Seadragons. We are told that the best snorkel spot in the area is the sheltered Barrens Beach in the Fitzgerald River National Park.
10. Surfing Bremer Bay
Surfers will need to talk to locals to find the best breaks. My kids had fun on their boogie boards at John Cove, and we are told that there are surf lessons at Blossoms Beach in the summer school holidays.
11. Fishing in Bremer Bay
First up, a total disclaimer – we don’t go fishing. So if you are looking for Bremer Bay Fishing spots, we would highly recommend asking a local. That said, we saw families fishing on the Wellstead Estuary (off the small jetty off Bennett St), from the beach at John Cove, and out at Short Beach.
Located on the Point Henry Peninsula, Short Beach has deep water with a reef not far from the shore and is said to offer good fishing for Salmon, Skippy and Herring. Theree is no vehicle access to the beach. More info about fishing in Bremer Bay here.
12. Sunset Watching
There are so many beaches in Bremer Bay you will probably find your own secret spot. think the best place for sunset in Bremer Bay is out on Point Henry Peninsula.
We also loved our nights at Blossoms Beach and Little Boat Harbour. That night, we went up the lookout tower near the wind turbine and really loved the views and colours.
13. Go Four-Wheel Driving on the Beach
First up, if you have a Four Wheel Drive, please stick to the legal Four Wheel Drive tracks! Stay off the fragile dune systems in and around Bremer Bay beaches. Popular beach driving areas for four-wheel drivers are Dillion Beach, Blossoms Beach, Peppermint Beach and Whalebone Beach.
Visiting the Fitzgerald River National Park
There is no question – the Fitzgerald River National Park is a truly outstanding park, stretching over 329,000 hectares with isolated, barren mountains, rugged cliffs, turquoise waters, and white beaches. And, not to mention, spectacular displays of wildflowers between August and October. We were there in April and were surprised by the incredible variety of WA wildflowers, which account for over 20% of WA’s floral species, including the beautiful Royal Hakea.
You can visit several spots in Fitzgerald River National Park on a day trip. In fact, in our opinion, if you are looking for things to do in Bremer Bay, a trip out to “the Fitz” should not be missed. Locals told us it was an hour’s drive from Bremer Bay town to Point Ann carpark. On a combination of bitumen and gravel roads, it took us more like 1.5 hours! A couple of massive 4WD’s flew past us, so clearly we were going slower than the norm. However, the point is – you should drive to the conditions and your experience. There were plenty of corrugations and soft bits on the road, and I took it easy.
Plus, I have said it a million times, but I will say it again: this landscape and the plant vegetation are out of this world. The Fitzgerald Biosphere is one of the most floristically diverse places on earth! Our wildflower photos reveal just how rich the landscape is in shape and colour.
History of the Fitzgerald National Park
One of the first European explorers to document his impressions was Edward John Eyre, who was travelling through the area in 1841 with his Aboriginal companion Wylie. Eyre was not impressed, which is somewhat ironic, having just crossed the Nullarbor Plain.
Certainly, he’d nearly died of thirst on the Nullarbor, but now he was faced with almost continuous rain and his description of Mt Barren in the Fitzgerald River National Park is revealing: ‘Most properly had it been called Mt Barren, for a more wretched arid looking country never existed than that around it’.
14. Fitzgerald River National Park Day Trip
Point Ann has the captivating title of being a “natural whale nursery”. It is definitely one of the best whale watching locations in the Bremer Bay area. Point Ann has viewing platforms where it’s easy to spot Southern Right and Humpback Whales, or enjoy sweeping views that will take your breath away.
15. Point Ann Heritage Trail
If you visit Fitzgerald at any time of year, allow at least an hour for the Point Ann Heritage Trail, with incredible views over Point Charles Bay and the rugged coast. In a surprise twist, you come up a section of the infamous rabbit-proof fence, the longest single fence in the world.
The information tells the story of the fence built in the 1900s to stop rabbits and other pests from entering Western Australia’s agricultural areas. During whale-watching season, we’d allow extra time to sit and look out to sea at the Point Ann lookout. In wildflower season, you would definitely need more time to admire the amazing blooms. Speaking of wildflowers, Where to Find the Best Wildflowers in Western Australia is a must-read for wildflower enthusiasts.
16. The Mount Maxwell lookout Walk
It is very short – about 200 m. owever, it provided a nice break from the drive and had great views of the western peaks. The Royal Hakea and various Banksias were prolific in this area.
17. West Mount Barren Summit Trail
At 1.7 km, this trail is still quite challenging and takes 1-2 hours to complete. It provides vast views over the western side of the park, including Gordon Inlet, Trigelow Beach, Point Ann, and the distant outline of the central Barrens mountains.
Where to Stay in Fitzgerald River National Park
IIt’son our radar to stay at the unique Quaalup Homestead, which is located on the edge of the National Park, and then have a great base for a hike up West Mount Barren.
Campgrounds
Four Mile Campground is managed by DBCA in an isolated part of Fitzgerald River National Park, near the stunning Four Mile Beach and offering a short stroll to Barrens Beach (good for snorkelling). Book through the DBCA camping website.
St Mary Inlet Campground is very close to Point Ann Point and is accessible by 2WD; an ideal place to base yourself if you plan on visiting Point Ann. The campground is near the mouth of the inlet, and a track from the campground provides direct access to the beach. This site is quite basic with drop toilets and a gas BBQ.
Another option is the Quoin Head Campground.
Bremer Bay Restaurants – The Best Bremer Bay Food & Cafes
Orcas Coffee Van
Parked up under the Paperbarks, next to the fun nature-based playground, and opposite the brightly colored toilet block is Orcas Coffee. An absolute South Coast institution, you’ll find yourself visiting this Bremer BCaféafé (on wheels) nearly every day for a great coffee and cake. My kids loved the Orcas merch, and we went home with a hoodie that is now very well loved!
The Telegraph Station Bremer Bay
The Telegraph Bremer Bay is, without a doubt, the place to have breakfast in Bremer. This gorgeously restored old telegraph station oozes character and charm. With views across town and out to the ocean, you can sit outside, on the outside verandah (heaters) or in rooms within the homestead.
Guests rave about their pancakes and their tomatoes on toast. However, if you can’t make it in time for breakfast, their selection of coffee and cakes is just as good. The Telegraph (located in the historic old Telegraph Station) can get busy, as this food spot is super popular, and you can try some delicious fresh local produce.
This fantastic Bremer Bay restaurant is open for breakfast and lunch. However, it is closed on Wednesdays. Plenty of on-site parking and a grassy area for the kiddos to run around.
Wellstead Café
This is not only a quaint and scrumptious Bremer Bcaféafe but also an amazing look back in time at life long ago. Located at Bremer Bay’s first farming settlement, Wellstead Café offers a great bite to eat with a side of history. You can see relics from the farming settlement like tractors and farming tools.
Enjoy a lovely lunch paired with local wine offerings. You can satisfy your appetite while enjoying authentic Bremer Bay history.
The hours are from 8 AM -3 PM on weekdays. Call to check up-to-date details on when they are closed, as it varies by season.
Make sure you check out Wood-fired Pizza Night. The Wellstead MuseCaféafé is open every Friday from 5.30 PM to 7.30 PM for a wood-fired pizza night. Please order in advance to avoid missing out- especially in Bremer Bay’s peak season.
Bremer Bay Brewing Co.
Of course, a list of Bremer Bay restaurants wouldn’t be complete without mentioning Bremer Bay Brewing Co. The staff is friendly, and the food is local and fresh. And don’t forget the beer! You can take home your favourite cans of brew.
Bremer Bay Resort Restaurant (Mount Barren Restaurant)
Attached to the lovely Bremer Bay Resort, this Bremer Bay restaurant offers a casual, family-friendly atmosphere with great food.
A kids’ lawn lets the little ones burn off energy while mum and dad enjoy a drink or two (and a meal) at the outdoor patio tables. There is also covered patio seating in case of inclement weather. However, if you want a quiet meal without kids, a separate (and somewhat secluded) bar and indoor seating area are available.
Bremer Bay Resort Restaurant is open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. hey offer a good pub menu. Their breakfast selections and chicken parmesan are highly recommended. Reservations are suggested during peak seasons.
Gnornbup Wines
A small winery and cellar door located at the Great Southern’s easternmost vineyard. Gnornbup Wines gets its name from the native name for Tiger Snake (Gnorn).
This is a beautiful and relaxed setting for wine tasting. The cellar door staff are very knowledgeable and helpful. If you like a full-bodied dessert red, make sure to try the Ploughman’s Nip!
The small cellar door is open throughout the summer and on weekends in the off-season. However, check their website and give them a call to confirm they are open if you are coming from out of town. Reviews suggest they close periodically.
Where to Stay? – Accommodation Bremer Bay WA
Bremer Bay Beaches Resort & Tourist Park
Located just out of town on the Point Henry Road, we chose to stay at the Bremer Bay Beaches Resort in a campground. This was for two main reasons: they allow pets year-round in the campground, so we could take our small dog with us. All around the South West of WA, many camping grounds and caravan parks are “pet friendly” except during peak periods, which means Christmas through to the end of January, as well as Easter.
And if camping isn’t your thing, they also offer a few self-contained cottages.
More information and rates for Bremer Bay Beaches Resort and Tourist Park here.
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Bremer Bay Beaches Resort
This is extremely kid-friendly with a children’s playground, a swimming pool, a jumping castle, and food vans set up on the oval during the peak periods. They also have basketball and tennis courts.
The Bremer Bay Beaches Resort is located in a peppermint grove, giving shaded camping accommodation. Modern, clean bathrooms and fully equipped camp kitchens are available. They also offer deluxe self-contained chalets and a range of other non-camping options.
More information and rates for Bremer Bay Resort on Booking.com
Bremer Bay Caravan & Camping Park
Another large park in the Bremer Bay area. We didn’t book here because pets are allowed all year EXCEPT during our peak periods.
This park is almost entirely grassed and sits directly opposite the Wellstead Estuary, a 2-minute drive from Main Beach in Bremer Bay. It is only a 10-minute walk into town and has over 130 caravan & camping sites.
Check here for more information about Bremer Bay Caravan & Camping Park.
Bremer Bay Accommodation – Luxury Options
If you are looking for luxury accommodation in Bremer Bay, there are a few options.
Bremer Bay B&B
Bremer Bay Bed and Breakfast offer separate accommodations directly adjacent to the owner’s home. The accommodation building has three separate guest rooms with ensuite bathrooms. A full breakfast is included.
The view from the rooms out over the bay is fantastic, and guests have reported even seeing whales breaching from inside their bedrooms. A truly remarkable experience.
For booking a stay at Bremer Bay Bed and Breakfast, check Booking.com
Lejano Bremer Bay
Located on a hillside, the Lejano Bremer Bay offers magnificent views out over Dillon Bay. This luxury accommodation, situated on 9 acres, is one large unit.
However, at certain times of the year, you can book the accommodation’s separate spaces individually rather than as a whole. T s allows smaller groups of guests to enjoy this luxury Bremer Bay accommodation and all it has to offer without having to book the entire residence.
For more information, check the Lejano website here.
Is Bremer Bay a Kid-Friendly Destination?
It really depends on how you define “kid-friendly destination”. If you are looking for an old-fashioned holiday by the beach, where the kids muck around in the ocean each day and fish from the jetty in the evening, then Bremer Bay is perfect. If your kids are used to being entertained by activities like mini golf, mazes, or even shopping, they might find Bremer Bay a bit quiet for them.
In our opinion, it’s not as kid-friendly as Albany or Denmark to the West, which have a lot more to keep kids entertained (e.g. the incredible Denmark beaches). Sorry, that’s a sad reflection of our fast-paced world.
If you want to check out more kid-friendly destinations, check out our guide to things to do in Denmark.
When is the Best Time to Visit Bremer Bay?
Bremer Bay’s permanent population in 2016 was around 230, but during the Christmas and New Year holiday period, the town’s population reached almost 6,500. During the pandemic, when the borders were closed, rumours suggested up to 10,000 people were in Bremer Bay at one time. Conversations with locals to verify this fact revealed it was probably an exaggeration, but it was extremely busy.
What to Pack for a Bremer Bay Holiday
This depends entirely on what time of year you will be on your Bremer Bay holiday.
In the winter months, Bremer Bay can get chilly, so pack appropriate clothing. This would include layers and a light jacket. he rest of the year has very temperate weather, so pack at least a few long-sleeve shirts in case the temperature dips. Either way, pack good walking shoes or hiking boots if you plan to explore Fitzgerald River National Park.
For beach gear, it is best to bring your own. There are few places in town where you can buy supplies and other tourist items, but they can be pricey. If you are wondering what beach gear you should bring, check out our Ultimate Beach Packing List for Families and Beach Holidays. you are travelling with little ones, Toddler Beach Essentials and Beach Gear for Babies is a must-read. These will give a great idea of what to take.
Getting around Bremer Bay
If you want to experience the best of Bremer Bay activities, you’ll need a car. The cheapest hire car companies require you to pick up and drop off in Perth, so it makes sense to do a loop trip.
Remember there are quite a few 4WD tracks around town and in the Fitzgerald National Park. So, if you’d like to go off-road and experience the true magic of Bremer Bay, you should hire a 4WD. Remember, drive to the conditions, and to your experience.
The Verdict – Things to Do in Bremer Bay WA
So there you have it, our full review of what to do in Bremer Bay! We not only detail the best Bremer Bay attractions, but also provide a day-by-day itinerary of Bremer Bay things to do. Plus, we cover where to stay and your dining options. Whether you’re taking a whale-watching tour, playing on the beach, or simply relaxing, there is something for everyone in Bremer Bay, Australia. We love our holidays down south and know you will too.
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Bremer Bay FAQs
First up, you might be wondering why orcas go to Bremer Bay. Also, why is this a great place for Killer Whale watching? Out 770 km offshore (from the town of Bremer) is the Bremer Bay Canyon, which is nutrient-rich and attracts a wide range of fish (prey) for the Orcas to feed on each summer, from January to March each year. Bremer Bay claims the largest congregation of orcas in the Southern Hemisphere! Over 150 orcas are known to visit each year. If you’re confident you’ll see the orcas, visitors are guaranteed to spot them. (Or you can go back the next day, free of charge!)
Orcas are dolphins, not whales – but are the largest member of the dolphin family!
Orcas are very intelligent and can communicate to coordinate hunting tactics.
These hunting tactics led ancient sailors to see groups of orcas hunting and bringing down much larger species. In Spanish, they are called Asesina Ballenas, literally killer whales!
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