Tin Can Bay

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Tin Can Bay is a coastal town and inlet in Queensland, Australia, known for its calm waters, marine life, and opportunities to hand-feed wild dolphins.

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Tin Can Bay canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
coastal town
locality
climate humid subtropical climate
coast Queensland coast
country Australia
distanceToBrisbane about 220 kilometres north
distanceToGympie about 52 kilometres northeast
hasFacility boat ramps
caravan parks
holiday accommodation
marina
hasFeature mangrove-lined shores
seagrass beds
tidal flats
hasRecreation birdwatching
crabbing
kayaking
sailing
hasWildlife Australian humpback dolphins
Indo-Pacific humpback dolphins
dugongs
migratory shorebirds
sea turtles
knownFor calm waters
eco-tourism
fishing
marine life
recreational boating
wild dolphin feeding
localGovernmentArea Gympie Region
linked to: Gympie
locatedIn Wide Bay–Burnett
locatedOnBodyOfWater Great Sandy Strait
Tin Can Inlet
linked to: Tin Can Bay Inlet
near Cooloola Coast
Rainbow Beach
partOf Great Sandy Marine Park
postalCode 4580
primaryEconomicActivity recreational fishing
service industries
tourism
region Southeast Queensland
state Queensland
timeZone AEST
touristAttraction wild dolphin feeding at Barnacles Dolphin Centre
utcOffset +10:00

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Great Sandy Region contains Tin Can Bay
Rainbow Beach nearbyLocality Tin Can Bay
Inskip Peninsula borders Tin Can Bay
Great Sandy Strait adjacentTo Tin Can Bay
Great Sandy Strait hasNearbyTown Tin Can Bay
Double Island Point hasNearbyTown Tin Can Bay
Inskip Point locatedBetween Tin Can Bay