Directory listing gives boat access, an approximate depth of 19 m, current around 1-2 knots, visibility in the 10-25 m range, and review notes mentioning healthy coral and some surge.
Honduras · Utila
Utila reef-and-wall dive with a small wreck.
Utila reef-and-wall dive with a small wreck.
The site is normally run as a guided boat dive from Utila shops, which also makes weather and current timing easier.
Teds Point is a popular Utila reef-and-wall dive with a shallow coral top, sand channels, and a small sailboat wreck. It suits guided boat dives that want good reef structure, steady marine life, and a site that can still feel lively when the south side moves a little.
Site Conditions
Safety Notes
Use a local guide, watch the south-side sea state, and be ready for a boat dive that can feel livelier when current or surge builds.
Access Restrictions
Best approached through a Utila dive operator rather than as a self-directed entry.
Legal Notes
Follow local operator, mooring, and navigation rules for Utila's south-side dive runs.
Community notes to help plan your visit.
Scuba Diving
Best as a guided boat dive that can work the reef top, wall, and wreck in a single relaxed profile.
Freediving
Not a primary freedive site; the wall and wreck make scuba the better fit.
Snorkeling
Some shallow water exists, but this is mainly a scuba site rather than a snorkel stop.
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
Directory listing gives boat access, an approximate depth of 19 m, current around 1-2 knots, visibility in the 10-25 m range, and review notes mentioning healthy coral and some surge.
Operator article says Utila has warm clear waters, popular sites including Teds Point, and calm-sea months from February to August.
Community guide describes Teds Point as one of the island's most popular sites, only a few minutes from the dive shops, with a shallow reef top, wall, and small sailboat wreck.
Tourism guide explains how to reach Utila by air or ferry, supporting the island logistics behind dive-site access and operator support.

Moon Hole is a Utila training site with a sandy coral bowl.

Utila reef site with swim-through caves and easy marine life viewing.

Ron’s Wreck is a Utila wreck with easy reef-life viewing.