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Encounter Bay, Coorong tourism business impacted on by algal bloom

Manager of Spirit of the Coorong and The Big Duck Tours Joel Hirsch and director Michael Veenstra are running a safe operation despite the continued threat of the algal bloom. (Michael Simmons).
Michael Simmons

There are many challenges associated with any activities in, on and around the waters of the Fleurieu Peninsula. The algal […]

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