Written by Roatan Video Monday, 08 February 2010 06:50

A Spanish youtube video - If you don't speak spanish it is still a visual treat giving you an idea of what Roatan Island is like..

Roatan Tour Video

Last Updated on Monday, 14 December 2009 09:26 Written by Gary - West End Divers Monday, 14 December 2009 08:20

Last week West End Divers made another day trip to Big Bight, on the north coast of Roatan.
It was a chance to explore some of the more remote reefs that surround the island.
It was a smaller group this time, with only eight divers getting into the water in an unknown site.
The group was pleased to come across a long canyon that led them down to 100ft, where they met with a large group of ocean triggerfish in a spawning aggregate.
As we made our way up to the shallows we found another long Canyon, reminiscent of the famous Mary’s Place.
Everyone agreed this was the best dive we had done that week, all the better for having been an unexpected find. One of divers, Tucker, gave it the name “The Catacombs”.
This is the diving we live for: a small group of good divers out exploring a new stretch of reef and coming up with some new, untouched dive sites! More trips are being scheduled for this month.

John’s Tech Tips:
Hints and How‐To’s from a Dive Equipment Guru

This month’s Tech Tip is about your regulator’s first stage filter. We often check the tanks o‐ring before a dive, but overlook this little part which can tell us a lot about the state of the your tanks. If it appears white it means an aluminum oxide buildup in your tank. If reddish it means rust has begun to form in a steel tank. If black, you probably have an old or ill‐fitting filter on your compressor. In all these cases the tank must be cleaned immediately. If green, you probably have seawater in your tank. Remember: never let a tank get completely empty!

Last Updated on Monday, 05 October 2009 08:41 Written by David Elmore Monday, 05 October 2009 08:35

Last Updated on Sunday, 23 August 2009 01:24 Wednesday, 22 April 2009 15:40

A reasonable amateur underwater film made in the seas around Roatan.

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