Utila, Bay Islands, Honduras
Ted's Point is a north-shore Utila wall dive on the western half of the island, named after a long-time local divemaster and a regular feature in the rotation of Utila Town operators. The site begins on a coral plateau at 10 meters with stands of brain coral, sea rods and large barrel sponges, then drops to a steep wall running from 18 down past 35 meters. The wall is heavily decorated with rope sponges in oranges and purples, deep-water gorgonians, tube sponges and clusters of black coral. Marine life is consistently rich: hawksbill turtle, queen angelfish, schooling creole wrasse, midnight parrotfish, spotted moray and the occasional spotted eagle ray. The deeper wall is a reliable spot for Caribbean reef shark passages during the cooler months. Conditions are typically mild with visibility of 22 to 30 meters.
Information on this page, including technical data such as depth, current, visibility, access, and recommended level, is informational and may vary. Confirm actual conditions with a local operator before the dive.
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