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    Staffa National Nature Reserve
    Staffa National Nature Reserve
    Staffa National Nature Reserve
    Staffa National Nature Reserve
    Staffa National Nature Reserve
    Staffa National Nature Reserve
    Staffa National Nature Reserve
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    • Famous for its unique geological feature
    • National nature reserve

    Despite being only half a mile long and quarter of a mile wide, and completely uninhabited, Staffa has been a source of inspiration for countless visiting artists over the centuries. MORE>

    Open all year, daily.
    Boat tours operate between April and October.
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    • - Population studies could show bad news for kittiwakes

      Kittiwakes could be on course to disappear from some of Scotland’s most important seabird colonies if current trends continue, according to conservation charity the National Trust for Scotland. more>

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