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St. Kilda is a remote archipelago in the Outer Hebrides, roughly 40 miles west of the Uist chain in the North Atlantic, with Hirta as its main island. The site is a UNESCO World Heritage location known for its steep sea cliffs and sea stacks, and access is generally by boat from Uist or Skye given the distance and exposure to Atlantic swell. Diving here means dealing with an isolated, open-ocean setting far from any mainland shelter.
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