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Collectively, one of our dive pros favorite dive sites, West End Wall, located at the Western tip of Roatan, is an area where currents from multiple directions can occur, which make it an outstanding site of different fish species, such as Atlantic Spade Fish, Permits, Adult Crevalle Jacks and Eagle Rays. This is also an area that entices larger predators from time to time, including Hammerhead Sharks, large Barracuda, Wahoo, Sailfish and etcetera. The reef extends from the Iron Shore at a dept…
Collectively, one of our dive pros favorite dive sites, West End Wall, located at the Western tip of Roatan, is an area where currents from multiple directions can occur, which make it an outstanding site of different fish species, such as Atlantic Spade Fish, Permits, Adult Crevalle Jacks and Eagle Rays. This is also an area that entices larger predators from time to time, including Hammerhead Sharks, large Barracuda, Wahoo, Sailfish and etcetera. The reef extends from the Iron Shore at a depth of about 20 feet, also making it a great place to snorkel. Once the reef edge is reached, it drops dramatically to 90 feet and then drops fairly quickly to depths beyond recreational limits. With good visibility, divers can see the silhouette of the Josie James that rests at a depth of approximately 200 feet.
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