Ted's Point Dive Site — Honduras

Ted's Point dive site in Honduras

About Ted's Point

A dramatic wall dive on Utila's southeast coast where the reef drops sharply. Known for sightings of eagle rays gliding along the wall and occasional hammerhead sharks in deeper water. Red and orange sponges decorate the wall face.

Site Information

  • Depth: 18–30 m
  • Difficulty: advanced
  • Site type: Reef
  • Current: Dive masters on Utila are noted for allowing experienced divers considerable independence underwater, beyond navigation back to the boat. Therefore, divers should be comfortable navigating and managing their dive without constant supervision.
  • Best time: March - September
  • Region: Honduras

Highlights

  • Eagle ray sightings
  • Dramatic wall drop
  • Red and orange sponges
  • Possible hammerheads

Marine Life at Ted's Point

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