Shallow sand channels, deep channels, a cavern, and a steep wall provide something of interest for everyone. Hundreds of fish usually congregate here, and we often see large turtles, green morays, and rays at this site. Hard and soft corals abound, and the reef is amazing here. Be careful as you explore, if you do an unguided dive. It's called the Maze for a reason!
Facts about The Maze
It is in Honduras- The Maze is in the Caribbean Sea.
- The typical depth is 50+ Metres 160+ Feet.
- The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
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Susan BeermanGreen Moray
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Susan BeermanHuge sponge on the wall at The Maze - shot with Olympus E520; Ikelite housing; two DS 160 strobes; 12mm
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Robert MichaelsonSpeckled Moray
DC 1000 with single flash, Utila
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Susan BeermanEyes and mouth of a Peacock Flounder
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Robert MichaelsonGray Angel taken with DC1000 and single strobe. I had never noticed the electric blue color at the fin edges before.
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Susan BeermanThis elementary school principal brought "Miss S" diving with him. He will be making a photo book of her travels to help the kindergarten students learn about the letter "S." I bet they'll never forget this lesson!