Nice little dive site just off the shore of Laguna Beach Resort. Several entry points from the shore. The proximity to the lagoon with murky water can effect the visibily but increases the likelihood to spot special marine life like eagle rays or yellow stingrays. Nice hard coral wall with several cracks, dropping from 3-4m down to 20m+. Toadfish, green moray, sharp nose puffer, schools of Blue Tang, different angelfish, occasional pelagics like jacks or palometa. Several cleaning stations in the shallow. Great for wide angle especially in the morning and afternoon.
Facts about Laguna Beach, Utila- It is in Honduras
- Laguna Beach, Utila is in the Caribbean Sea.
- The typical depth is 0-30 Metres 0-100 Feet.
- The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
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Tobias ReitmayrQuillfin Blenny, Laguna Beach, Utila. Canon EOS 350d, 18-55mm
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Tobias ReitmayrSchool of Spadefish passing by within seconds, Laguna Beach, Utila. Canon EOS 350d, 10-22mm
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Boz JohnsonYellow seahorse / at about 30 feet / Nikon d7000 / Ikelite housing / Inon strobe / Light in motion focus light.
Image shot raw and edited in Lightroom: White Balance and exposure only.
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Boz JohnsonKoni in a sponge. Nikon d7000 with Ikelite housing, Inon strobe and Light in motion focus light.
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Boz JohnsonPederson Shrimp. Nikon d7000, 60mm macro lens, Ikelite housing, Inon strobe and light in motion focus light.
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Boz JohnsonCoral Pollups, Nikon d7000, 60mm macro, ikelite housing, inon strobe and light and motion focus light
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Boz JohnsonThis Remora kept trying to attach itself to my fins. Nikon d7000, ikelite housing, inon strobe, light in motion focus light, 60mm macro lens.
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Boz JohnsonBrittle star on coral, nikon d7000, 60mm macro, ikelite housing, inon strobe, light in motion focus light.
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Boz JohnsonVery large hermit crab. Nikon d7000, 60mm macro, ikelite housing, inon strobe, light in motion focus light.
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Boz Johnsonspotted lobster, Nikon d7000, 60mm macro, ikelite housing
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Boz JohnsonSpotted Moray, Nikon d7000, 60mm macro, ikelite housing
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Chris MiskavitchSoft Corals
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Chris MiskavitchOn the move....