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English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

English (Translate this text in English): Romvi Island backside bay - nice and sheltered area ideal for beginners in diving and for UW-photographers. Large sandy areas with minor boulders providing hide for abundant octopus. This locality sometimes offer the sea hare - a large naked gastropod similar to nudibranchs. The sea hare does however possess a shell - but it is internal within the snails mantle. Scuba diving is permitted in this area.

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