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Inishbofin Island
Inishbofin Island lies seven miles off Galway’s coast and is approximately 5.7km by 4km. If you want to see the spectacular Atlantic scenery then one of the official looped walks of varying difficulties would be the best way.
The island has some safe sandy beaches with clear water for swimming, snorkelling and diving.
Inishbofin is a special area of conservation and a special area of protection and a breeding area for many species of birds.
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Inishbofin Island, Inishbofin Island, Galway area, Galway , Ireland
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