Trip report noting the Moon Hole to Ron’s Wreck bearing route and rough-water context.
Honduras · Utila
Ron’s Wreck is a Utila wreck with easy reef-life viewing.
Ron’s Wreck is a Utila wreck with easy reef-life viewing.
Ron’s Wreck is a Utila boat wreck built around a former shrimp fishing boat resting over sand and sheltered coral terrain. It is a strong choice when you want an easy-to-read wreck profile with coral growth and plenty of small life, and it rewards tidy route planning because the approach is tied to a specific bearing rather than a long swim.
Safety Notes
Keep your route organized on the way back from the wreck; the dive is simple, but the exit bearing matters.
Access Restrictions
Boat entry and a clear bearing from Moon Hole are the usual approach, so local route knowledge helps.
Legal Notes
No special site rule surfaced; follow local dive-shop guidance and standard wreck-protection practices.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Straightforward wreck dive with an easy-to-read structure and a compact profile.
Freediving
Only suitable for very conservative freedives on the shallow top; the wreck profile is mainly scuba territory.
Snorkeling
Snorkeling is limited to calm shallow water and is not the main use of the site.
Species commonly reported at this site, with direct links into their wildlife guides.
Conservative baseline from public research. No community dives logged yet.
Last Updated
Research Sources
Trip report noting the Moon Hole to Ron’s Wreck bearing route and rough-water context.
Operator listing describing Ron’s Wreck as a small fishing boat at about 60 ft within a U-shaped reef wall and sandy bottom.

Classic Utila wreck dive with clear water and strong fish life.

Utila reef-and-wall dive with a small wreck.

Boat-access Roatan wall with turtles, rays, and shallow training areas.