Utopia Village Reef Wall Underwater Camera – Utila, Honduras

This camera is installed 400 ft from shore at a depth of 25 ft, on the top of a steep reef wall that drops 120 ft to the ocean floor below. Special things to keep a look-out for here include schools of smaller fish like Wrasse, Sergeant Majors and Trumpetfish.

Utopia Village is located on the south shore of Utila, the smallest of the Bay Islands, off the northern coast of Honduras in the western Caribbean. It sits on a white sand and coral beach, surrounded by green jungle, turquoise waters and the beautiful Meso-American reef that comes right up to its shore. Before Covid-19 it was the #1-rated dive resort on Utila, but since then it has been refocused to be a permanent home for our staff and their families, as well as a base for local marine research and conservation non-profits.

Watch a living coral reef ecosystem in real time as tropical fish, rays, and other marine life move through a pristine wall of branching corals and sea fans. This 25-foot-deep vantage point offers an unfiltered window into one of the Caribbean's most vibrant and biodiverse reef environments, powered by EXPLORE.org.