This dive site, Seaquest Shallow, is a vibrant shallow reef located just off West End, Honduras. Divers typically begin on a sandy bottom, gently following it up to the beautiful reef crest, which sits at an accessible 18 feet (approximately 5.5 meters). Its convenient location and easy reach from West End make it a popular and welcoming spot for local dive operators and those seeking a relaxed underwater experience. There is no specific historical information or story provided for this site.
The reef boasts impressive and healthy coral formations, most notably large grooved brain and boulder brain corals, which provide a rich and complex habitat. Marine life commonly found includes fascinating creatures like conger eels, often seen peeking from their hiding spots, and graceful flute fish navigating the coral structures. A good variety of other colorful reef fish typical of the Caribbean are also present.
The best time to visit Seaquest Shallow generally aligns with Roatán's dry season, which typically runs from March to September, offering optimal visibility and calm sea conditions. Its comfortably shallow depths and diverse marine life make it an excellent site for beginner divers to gain confidence and practice their skills. Both freedivers and snorkelers will also find this site highly rewarding, with plenty to see within easy reach of the surface.
