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Underwater Photo Location: Halliburton, Utila

Underwater Photo Location: Halliburton, Utila

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The wreck lies in approximately 95 feet, and the reef is between the reef and the island, only a few fins kicks away.
Facts about Halliburton, Utila
  • It is in Honduras
  • Halliburton, Utila is in the Caribbean Sea.
  • The typical depth is 0-30 Metres 0-100 Feet.
  • The typical visibility is 10-30 Metres 30-100 Feet.
Dive types
dayboatwreck

Marine Life
bigsmallturtlescoral

Diving facilities
airnitroxrepairshireinstructionguidedfriendly

Photo facilities
macrowideanglepfriendlyphireinstruction

by Susan Beerman
Turtle and friends

by Susan Beerman
Divers ascending from the Halliburton wreck in Utila

by Susan Beerman
Cow Fish with spotlight effect added during editing process

by Susan Beerman
Stern of the Halliburton

by Susan Beerman
Black Grouper above the Halliburton pilot house in Utila

by Susan Beerman
Two divers enjoying their morning coffee at the Halliburton wreck

by Susan Beerman
Fire Worm on the Halliburton wreck

by Susan Beerman
Divers beginning their ascent from the wreck of the Halliburton

by Susan Beerman
Fish descending to the wreck of the Halliburton

by Susan Beerman
Juvenile Trunk Fish at the Halliburton wreck

by Jonathan Sala
little green turtle
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