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Duppy Waters

Duppy Waters, up in Turtle Harbor, offers a different flavour of Roatán diving. We love it for the gentle wall, which starts after a short swim across a shallower reef top. It’s a good spot if you appreciate sponges – the top of the wall has a really nice assortment, a mix of vibrant reds and purples. Once you hit the drop-off, the wall descends to a maximum of 24 meters for recreational divers, though the reef continues much deeper. Visibility typically holds around 20 meters, giving you a clear view of the cracks and crevices. Keep an eye out for Chain Morays tucked into those rocky ledges, and we’ve seen plenty of Bluestriped Grunts schooling along the wall. Horse-eye Jacks often cruise by in the blue, and on the shallower reef top, the turtlegrass beds are worth a closer look for shy critters like the Redlip Blenny. It’s a pretty calm spot, often protected, making it a good pick for divers who prefer a relaxed pace over a drift.