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Coastal Walkway Audio Tour
City of Marion
When giants roamed the coast
NOV 3, 202611 MIN
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Description
Imagine a giant wombat-like creature the size of a rhinoceros roaming the land around Hallett Cove. It might sound unbelievable, but these prehistoric giants once called this coastline home.
Join Flinders University palaeontologist Professor Gavin Prideaux to discover the fascinating story of Diprotodon, the largest marsupial ever to exist, and the fossil discoveries that reveal what life was like here tens of thousands of years ago.
Find out more:
Flinders University
South Australian Museum
Start your adventure by downloading the Coastal Walkway Audio Tour Map here.
About the Coastal Walkway Audio Tour
The City of Marion invites you to discover the stories behind one of South Australia's most spectacular coastal walks. Walk, listen and discover the coastline with your guide Brenton Ragless as he explores the people, places, history, culture and natural wonders along the Coastal Walkway from Marino to Hallett Cove.
Listen as you walk, or enjoy the stories from wherever you are.
The Coastal Walkway Audio Tour is supported by the Government of South Australia.
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Learn more about the City of Marion
Learn more about the Coastal Walkway
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