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− | '''Robe''' is a historic town on the Limestone Coast of South Australia. | + | |
+ | '''Robe''' is a historic town on the Limestone Coast of South [[Australia]]. | ||
<h2 class=subheader>{{FULLPAGENAME}} Halal Travel Guide</h2> | <h2 class=subheader>{{FULLPAGENAME}} Halal Travel Guide</h2> | ||
===History === | ===History === | ||
− | At one point Robe was the third largest port in South Australia, although the rugged coastline makes it generally unsuitable for shipping. | + | At one point Robe was the third largest port in South [[Australia]], although the rugged coastline makes it generally unsuitable for shipping. |
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− | Robe is on the coast between Mount Gambier and Adelaide, just off the B1. It is 3.5 hours and 340km drive from Adelaide and 7 hours and 500km from Melbourne. | + | Robe is on the coast between Mount Gambier and [[Adelaide]], just off the B1. It is 3.5 hours and 340km drive from [[Adelaide]] and 7 hours and 500km from [[Melbourne]]. |
− | Premier Stateliner | + | Premier Stateliner run a bus every day except Saturday from [[Adelaide]] to Mount Gambier via the coast, which stops in Robe. |
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* Lighthouse - 37.16434, 139.74441 - Robe Lighthouse A Not historic, but a concrete structure built in 1972. | * Lighthouse - 37.16434, 139.74441 - Robe Lighthouse A Not historic, but a concrete structure built in 1972. | ||
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Latest revision as of 12:02, 21 September 2024
Robe is a historic town on the Limestone Coast of South Australia.
Contents
Robe Halal Travel Guide
History
At one point Robe was the third largest port in South Australia, although the rugged coastline makes it generally unsuitable for shipping.
Climate
Robe has mild summers, with the average summer temperature around 22°C.
Travel to Robe
Robe is on the coast between Mount Gambier and Adelaide, just off the B1. It is 3.5 hours and 340km drive from Adelaide and 7 hours and 500km from Melbourne.
Premier Stateliner run a bus every day except Saturday from Adelaide to Mount Gambier via the coast, which stops in Robe.
Get Around
What to See
- Lighthouse - 37.16434, 139.74441 - Robe Lighthouse A Not historic, but a concrete structure built in 1972.
Things to Do
- Fishing
- Beaches
Shopping in Robe
Halal Restaurants in Robe
Muslim Friendly Hotels
To be updated
News & References
Travel Next
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