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English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. English (Translate this text in English): Park in the car park to the west of the island at 50p per hour. Access to site is a long walk across the paved causeway and then across the rocks surrounding the island. The site is tidal and the causeway can only be crossed at lower tides. How? From shore Distance Short walk from shore (< 5min) Easy to find? Easy to find

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English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

English (Translate this text in English): The easier of two dives possible off the island. Enter water off rocks which are mostly sheltered from the waves. Dive follows island round to the north east. Rocks start around 2 metres from the surface and have various cracks containing crabs etc. Smaller kelp grows on the rocks and grows bigger as you head east. After the rocks is a small kelp forest.

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