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English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. English (Translate this text in English): Porthkerris. Easy entry via the stoney beach. Entrance to the site cost per diver. How? From shore Distance Instant access Easy to find? Easy to find

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English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

English (Translate this text in English): A separate dive used mostly for training on the flat stony bottom. Can be dived independently or on the way back to the beach from a dive at Drawna Rock. Kelp grows on the right of the site near the rocks. This area can be explored at the end of a training dive to look for starfish and sea urchins.

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