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Honduras

Dive Site: Blue House

Intermediate Reef
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Which liveaboards dive Blue House?

About Blue House

Blue House Garden is a unique dive site located in Roatan, Honduras, particularly noted at a depth of 60 feet (18 meters). While specific details about its broader topography are not extensively documented, it is part of Roatan's diverse underwater landscape, which includes sheer walls, vibrant reefs, and intricate formations. The site is recognized for its distinctive, perhaps whimsical, characteristic mentioned in diver accounts. Roatan's reefs generally feature a dramatic topography with walls, canyons, and crevices, supporting a rich ecosystem. The depths around the island cater to various levels of diving, offering shallow reef tops and deeper wall sections. Marine life in the Bay Islands is abundant, with diverse populations of fish, impressive sponges, and lush coral formations. Encounters can include seahorses, lobsters, octopus, and schools of colorful reef fish. Diving in Roatan is typically accessible, with many sites suitable for various certification levels, often characterized by comfortable water temperatures. While specific current information for Blue House Garden is not detailed, Roatan's dive sites generally experience mild to moderate currents depending on location and conditions. Liveaboard operations often allow for multiple dives per day, providing ample opportunity to explore sites like this.

Highlights

Unique underwater gardensNoted at 60 feet depthDiverse reef topographyAbundant marine lifePotential for whimsical encounters

Best Season

Diving in the Bay Islands of Honduras is possible year-round due to the consistent tropical climate, with average air temperatures around 29.4°C and water temperatures between 27-31°C. Visibility generally ranges from 24 to 45 meters, though it can decrease slightly during the rainy season from October to January.

Dive site facts: Blue House

Current
Moderate
Entry
Liveaboard or dayboat
Level
Intermediate
Dive type
Reef, Reef
Region / port
Honduras
Coordinates
16.3107° N, 86.5155° W

Conditions & Currents

Moderate currents can run here, so plan drift entries and stay close to the group. It is usually briefed as a dive for intermediate divers. It can be dived from a liveaboard or a day boat, depending on where you start the trip. Tide, wind and season all shift the picture from day to day, so the crew's briefing on the boat always overrides any general description.

Why dive Blue House from a liveaboard?

Blue House is one of Honduras's signature dive sites. A liveaboard sleeps you on the water and puts you in the water for three to four guided dives per day, including dawn and night dives that day-boat operators rarely offer. You skip the daily commute back to port and reach quieter, less-crowded sites in the same region on a single trip.

Below are the liveaboards that include Blue House on their Honduras itineraries.

Liveaboards diving Blue House

These liveaboards may visit Blue House on selected itineraries — the exact dive sites depend on departure, weather and conditions.

Roatan Aggressor liveaboard at Blue House

Roatan Aggressor

Honduras

18 guests31.1 m
$309/day

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Theme
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Suitable for
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Current
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Access
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Depth
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Theme
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Al's Garden

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Suitable for
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Current
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Access
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Depth
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Theme
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Suitable for
Intermediate
Current
Moderate
Access
Liveaboard or dayboat
Depth
9–40 m
Theme
Reef
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Angie's

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Suitable for
Intermediate
Current
Moderate
Access
Liveaboard or dayboat
Depth
9–40 m
Theme
Reef

Dive Blue House from a liveaboard.

Three to four guided dives a day on Blue House and the other signature sites in Honduras, sleeping right above the reef.