Big Rock
South-side site near lava rock outcrops on the shore with the reef top at about 3-5 m dropping to sand at 18-27 m. Flounder, seahorses, pipefish, garden eels, stingrays and upside-down jellyfish are typical, and stargazers or flying gurnards occasionally turn up.
Facts
- Region: Honduras – Utila & Cayos Cochinos
- Area: Utila
- Depth: 3–27 m
- Level: intermediate
- Current: low
- Type: reef, macro
- Coordinates: 16.074, -86.9369 (approximate)
- Highlights: flounder, seahorses, pipefish, garden eels, stingrays, upside-down jellyfish
- Unverified: Coordinate comes only from a dive-debris survey-site listing, not a mooring or dive-site publication; verify before use.
- Tips: Position is an approximate survey-site coordinate for 'Big Rock' from a dive-debris survey listing, not a mooring.