Cool dive site with a fair amount of structure and sand channels. Not as colorful as some sites. No mooring so drift dive is your option. Less that 30m max depth.

Raggedy Cay is a small island off the west end of Utila. There is a flat bottom at about 6 meters under the boat and then, once you reach the wall, it gradually drops off to about 40 meters. This is a wall dive, but tougher to navigate since the mooring is far off the wall.

Located on the North Side of the Island, about 55mins from the dive centers, this site is known for massive walls reaching beyond 140ft. View the sandy patches at 30ft for beautiful sites.

A unique maze-like channel that makes this site special. An average depth of 40ft, the top section of the reef is slightly shallower at 15ft. Past the buoy’s the sandy bottom opens into the deep.

Situated on the Northern side of the island within Turtle Harbor. A sandy-bottomed reef gives a beautiful setting and something that makes divers come back again and again.

The Pinnacle is situated toward the eastern part of Turtle Harbor on the North side of the island. The top of the reef is at about 15-20ft (4.5m-6m) and if you dive away from the wall you can go explore a couple of interesting shallow channels.

Duppy Waters is a northside wall dive located in Turtle Harbor. Only a short swim across the shallow reef on top until the bottom opens up below you! The wall drops to depths well part 40 meters.

This site shares it’s name with the small cay protruding out of the water nearby. Drift dive off a narrow coral formation between two sand channels that are wide sand patches to the west (30ft/10m), and end at the top of the reef wall towards the east.

Head out across the sand to the wall on the other side. Follow it for about 15 minutes and at 18 meters you’ll find a large crack in the rock. It’s about 1.5-2.0 meters wide and about 100 meters long. Perfect turnaround point for your dive.

Approx. 20 minutes heading West of the Main Utila Harbor, you will find Madeline’s. This dive site is west of Jack Neil Beach site and is identified by the beautiful shallow white sand areas and a gently sloping sandy bottom.