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About this site
The Moray Firth is a large inlet of the North Sea along the northeast coast of Highland, Scotland, stretching from around Inverness out past Nairn and Cromarty toward the open sea. It is known more broadly for its resident bottlenose dolphin population and its mix of rocky coastline and sheltered firth waters. Diving here would depend heavily on the specific site chosen along its shores, from Inverness out to the Cromarty and Fortrose areas.
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