This dive site, Jack Neil Point, is conveniently located approximately 15 minutes west of Utila's Main Harbor in Honduras, situated west of the Little Bight Dive site. Divers can easily identify the site from the surface by a small landmass that distinctively breaks the even coastline, characterized by dense brush and a noticeable wall drop-off. While no specific history or detailed underwater navigation are provided, the presence of a wall suggests interesting topography for exploration.
The waters around Jack Neil Point are rich with marine biodiversity, offering encounters with numerous fish species including Goatfishes, Grunts, Snappers, Trumpet Fish, Hamlets, and Wrasses. The site is also notable for its impressive ray population, featuring Electric Rays, Sting Rays, and majestic Eagle Rays. For enthusiasts of macro life, the presence of delicate Sea Horses and Pipe Fishes adds an exciting dimension to the dive.
With a maximum depth of 19 meters and an average depth of 9 meters, Jack Neil Point is a versatile dive site suitable for divers of all experience levels, including beginners. Its varied depths and abundant marine life make it an excellent choice for both scuba diving and freediving along the wall face. The diverse aquatic ecosystem provides ample opportunities for both wide-angle and macro underwater photography.
