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CJ’s Dropoff

CJ's Dropoff gives you that classic Roatán wall dive, but it does it with a bit more grandeur than some of its neighbours. The sheer scale of the wall here is what we really love – it drops away to impossible depths, a proper vertical plunge that gives you a genuine sense of flying when you're drifting along its edge. We typically start shallow, maybe 9 metres, and let the current nudge us gently along. Keep an eye out for those sandy patches around 10 metres; you'll often find some interesting gobies and blennies tucked away. We’ve seen goldspot gobies sharing burrows with pistol shrimp, and once, a curious hourglass clingfish clinging to a gorgonian. Deeper, around 18-20 metres, the wall gets really dramatic. Look for great barracudas hanging out in the blue, and we’ve often spotted eagle rays cruising by. Visibility averages around 16 metres, which is usually plenty to appreciate the drama of the drop. It's a fantastic site for divers who enjoy a good drift and the feeling of big, open water, definitely one of our top picks on the north side.