Remtalina – The Hidden Paradise of the Great Sea

A place full of magic, mysteries, and – most importantly – a rather eccentric coconut.

The Legend of Remtalina

Deep in the vast waters of the Great Sea lies Remtalina, an island that captivates both divers and nature lovers alike. Legends say that Remtalina was created by mermaids who thought, “Why always live underwater? Let’s build an island!” Of course, there’s no scientific evidence for this, but the locals swear by it.

Diving with the Locals – Literally

The people of Remtalina have a unique tradition: Every morning, the islanders gather at the beach, dive into the water, and swim before starting their day. No wonder everyone here can swim before they can walk. Even the dogs have adapted and try their best to snorkel along.

A Coconut with Personality

Everyone on Remtalina knows him: “Freddy,” the quirkiest coconut in the world. No one quite understands how it happened, but Freddy seems to have a mind of his own. He appears in the strangest places, rolls through villages for no reason, and sometimes lands right in front of newcomers’ feet – a welcome sign believed to bring good luck.

Pure Nature – and More Harvest Than One Can Count

From mango trees bending under the weight of their fruits to a secret herb garden rumored to have magical properties – Remtalina is a natural wonder. The people here live in harmony with their surroundings, and the island’s main market offers a spectacular variety of fresh produce. There’s even a weekly “Fruit Lottery,” where people get surprised with exotic fruit selections to take home.

Peaceful, Funny, Unique

What truly makes Remtalina special is the unshakable joy of its inhabitants. There are no conflicts here, only friendly debates about who’s cheating in underwater chess. Visitors come for the nature, stay for the people – and leave the island with at least one funny encounter with Freddy.

Would I ever get to meet Freddy? If you ever visit, give him my regards! 😄

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The preview image shows Nina with her friends, the dolphins