Dive sites in Roatan
14–120 m · 36 signature species
21 dive sites in Roatan, from the most talked-about to the most confidential.↓ Map of dive sites in Roatan
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21 of 21 sites
Mary’s Place →
Mary's Place offers a unique dive experience through a dramatic network of vertical fissures and a vibrant coral garden, revealing a submarine landscape shaped by planetary forces.
Max. depth · 100 m
Mandy's Eel Garden →
Mandy's Eel Garden offers a vibrant, shallow reef crest dropping to a sandy garden, providing ample opportunities for macro life observation and encounters with larger rays.
Max. depth · 20 m
Hole in the Wall →
Hole in the Wall offers a unique blend of dramatic geological formations, intricate caverns, and diverse marine life, making it a truly exceptional dive site.
Max. depth · 100 m
Half Moon Bay Wall →
Half Moon Bay Wall offers a diverse dive experience, transitioning from a shallow coral garden into a dramatic vertical drop adorned with massive sponges and black corals.
Max. depth · 120 m
El Aguila Wreck →
Explore the dramatic El Aguila Wreck, a 60-meter cargo ship intentionally sunk and then reshaped by a hurricane, now teeming with massive groupers and vibrant marine life.
Max. depth · 33 m
West End Wall →
Experience a dramatic drift dive along a vibrant deep wall, teeming with diverse marine life and offering stunning coral gardens.
Max. depth · 90 m
Blue Channel →
Explore an intricate network of underwater passages and vibrant marine life, culminating in a mesmerizing silverside spectacle.
Max. depth · 20 m
The Odyssey Shipwreck →
Descend onto the 91-meter cargo ship Odyssey, exploring its wheelhouse, collapsed cargo holds, and the marine life that has claimed its structure since its intentional sinking.
Max. depth · 110 m
Guanaja →
Explore Guanaja's diverse underwater landscape, from vibrant reefs teeming with marine life to an intriguing wreck, all found around this remote Bay Island.
Spooky Channel →
Explore the dramatic geological formations of Spooky Channel, where ancient fissures create a unique underwater canyon with stunning light effects and diverse marine life.
Max. depth · 60 m
Bear's Den →
Begin your dive at Bear's Den by dropping into a spacious swim-through that leads directly to a dramatic wall, where light interaction within a cavern creates unique photographic opportunities.
Max. depth · 30 m
Canyon Reef →
Canyon Reef offers a dive through ancient underwater formations, a network of deep cuts and enclosed passages carved into the reef wall.
Max. depth · 45 m
Gibson Bight →
Descend into J-shaped canyons at Gibson Bight, where impressive light effects illuminate deep corals and resident marine life along a dynamic wall.
Max. depth · 40 m
Prince Albert →
Descend onto the Prince Albert, a 140-foot tanker wreck in Honduras, teeming with life and offering accessible exploration down to 20 meters.
Max. depth · 20 m
Mr. Bud →
Descend onto the 65-foot Mr. Bud shipwreck, a shallower wreck ideal for detailed exploration of its structure and the surrounding reef life.
Max. depth · 14 m
Calvin’s crack →
Navigate Calvin's Crack, an ancient volcanic fissure cutting through a shallow reef, leading you down to a vibrant wall teeming with life.
Max. depth · 26 m
Cara cara →
Descend to a sandy plateau at 25 metres to encounter 10 to 20 Caribbean reef sharks (Carcharhinus perezi) in close proximity.
Max. depth · 25 m
Prince albert wreck →
Descend to a purposefully-sunk cargo ship and a WWII-era DC-3 aircraft, surrounded by vibrant coral and abundant macro life.
Max. depth · 18 m
Half moon bay wall / Light house →
Drift effortlessly along Half Moon Bay Wall, an exceptional dive site where turtles glide past ancient gorgonians and barracudas school in the blue waters of Roatan.
Odyssey wreck →
Descend onto the massive Odyssey wreck, a 100-meter vessel purposefully sunk and resting at 33 meters, offering extensive penetration opportunities.
Max. depth · 33 m
Josie J wreck →
Descend to the depths of the Josie J, a cargo ship resting at 60-65 metres, offering a challenging deep wreck experience.
Max. depth · 65 m
