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- Strumble Head to Porthgain
- Sarn Cynfelin, Aberystwyth
- Criccieth seagrasses, South Llyn
- St Tudwal's Islands, South Llyn
- Seasquirt Reef, North Llyn Peninsula
- Englishman's Rock, North West Anglesey
- Bottle Rock, Puffin Island Sound, Anglesey
- Perch Rock to Swellies, Menai Strait
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MCS recommended sites in Wales
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Strumble Head to Porthgain
Astonishing life on reefs and in sea caves

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Sarn Cynfelin, Aberystwyth
Unique reef playground for bottlenose dolphins

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Criccieth seagrasses, South Llyn
A calm bay with seagrass meadows

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St Tudwal's Islands, South Llyn
Rare and threatened species

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Seasquirt Reef, North Llyn Peninsula
A reef packed with colourful filter feeders

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Englishman's Rock, North West Anglesey
Submerged pinnacle packed with life

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Bottle Rock, Puffin Island Sound, Anglesey
Offshore tide-swept island with diverse seabed life

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Perch Rock to Swellies, Menai Strait
Tideswept reefs and abundant life

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Wales
Lying where warm southern waters meet colder water from the north, Wales is surrounded by sea on three sides. The coastline is fascinating and incredibly varied - from exposed offshore reefs at the Smalls and the calm sheltered inlets of Milford Haven to the spectacular peaceful coastal waters of the Llyn peninsular and the dangerous rapids of the Menai Straits in the north. The variety of sea life is breathtaking.







