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Host

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About Host

Host is a dive area by an islet at the entrance to Vis Bay, named after British officer William Hoste. The site is associated with ships that likely sank here after striking the rocks, suggesting scattered remains in the area. Divers can expect to find octopus sheltering under stones and among amphoras, along with many colorful nudibranchs.

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There is a high chance of seeing octopus hiding under stones and between amphoras, and many nudibranchs in different colors.

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