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CAPTAIN MORGAN S DIVE CENTER, 34201 UTILA - Bay Islands

Moon Hole (★4.4)

Moon Hole is a large sandy patch surrounded by coral. This is an excellent site for Buoyancy or Open Water training dives. From Moon Hole, you can cross the coral to Ron’s Wreck.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Bando Beach (★4.4)

Bando Beach has a mild sloping wall that drops to about 18 meters to the sand. This is a great site in foul weather because it is closer and possibly calmer than other sites. This site is best for new divers but divers of all experience levels can enjoy.

Scubapro

Over Heat (★4.4)

A beautiful relaxing dive site, named after the patch of reef over which an old resort dive boat would overheat each day. Over Heat is one of the most favorite dive sites on Roatan.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

Willy’s Hole (★4.4)

Located in turtle harbor. Willy’s hole is just past the maze and it known by the cavern/cave at about 24 meters. Not a difficult dive but deeper depths are possible.

Mares

Texas (The Point) (★4.5)

Most dives that are called Texas actually start closer to the Salt Life Point buoy and drift into Texas. The reason for this is that Texas is the area off of the westernmost point of the island and can be subject to strong currents. The Texas buoy itself is in 40 ft / 12 m and if there is current it will generally be pushing you off of the island and out towards the blue, so your dive can be hard work and short.

Aqualung

Pretty Bush (★4.3)

This reef starts at the shore line and reaches all the way to 15ft and then drops to 100ft. Broken walls and sand channels make for a beautiful site.

Mares

Fish Bowl (★3.9)

Situated on the Northern side of the island within Turtle Harbor. A sandy-bottomed reef gives a beautiful setting and something that makes divers come back again and again.

Aqualung

Anthony’s Key Resort House Reef (★4.5)

Welcome to Front Porch, the house reef of Anthony’s Key Resort! Whether you’re a diver or a snorkeler, this shore-accessible site is the perfect place to explore Meso-American Barrier Reef, which gently hugs our resort

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Jack Neil Point (★4.2)

Approx. 15 minutes heading West of the Main Utila Harbor, you will find Jack Neil Point. This dive site is west of Little Bight Dive site and is identified from the surface by locating a small piece of landmass that slightly breaks the even coastline with dense brush and a noticeable wall drop off.

Mares, Janez Kranjc

The Maze (★4.5)

A unique maze-like channel that makes this site special. An average depth of 40ft, the top section of the reef is slightly shallower at 15ft. Past the buoy’s the sandy bottom opens into the deep.

Mares

Big Rock (★4.3)

A very popular site with both divers and students, A large sandy patch running from 15ft all the way to 130ft. A beautiful wall dive for all with lots to see.

Mares

Sturges Bank (★4.2)

Within the main harbor of Utila is the Sturges Bank. In a huge area you will find formations that resemble small hills under the surface and are covered with coral. Since this place is protected within the harbor, it is frequently visited and has a total of 3 fixed mooring lines.

Scubapro, Stephen Frink

Blue Cave (★4.4)

On the south side on the Island of Roatan, close to the west point, there is this fantastic dive site, starting in shallow clear water close to the rocky shoore.

Mares

Laguna Beach (★4.3)

Similar in appearance to Black Coral Wall or Pretty Bush Gentle shop, with some rock formations and depths to 100 fee/30m are possible. Lots or soft coral and fish.

Mares, Predrag Vuckovic

The Lighthouse Reef (★4.2)

Identified by a Concrete Pillar that sticks out about 10m/30 feet above the surface is where “Light House Reef“ dive site is located, the pillar also marks the entry channel to the main Utila Harbor. This site is usually busy due to its close location to most dive centers on the island.

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