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‼️Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred UPDATE‼️
🌊 Tin Can Bay Pool is Now Open! 🏊♀️
Good news, everyone! After monitoring the impact of Ex-Tropical Cyclone Alfred, we are happy to announce that Tin Can Bay Pool is now open and operating during our usual hours. 🎉
We appreciate your patience and understanding, and we can't wait to see you back in the pool! 💦💙
Stay safe and enjoy your swim! 😊
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Learn to Swim
GOswim swimming lessons empower students to think, discuss and decide whilst having fun in and around water.
Kids Pool Parties
Take the hassle out of your children's birthday party and enjoy a swimming party at our centre.
Entry Fees
To utilise our facilities at your leisure, please ensure you visit us during centre operating hours.
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Weather Update
Due to Tropical Cyclone Alfred and the potential risk to health and safety, our venue is currently closed. Please read for more information and lastest updates.
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