Tec diving is the new frontier of scuba diving, allowing divers to explore depths that recreational divers will never be able to see.  Unlike recreational diving, where divers can ascend directly to the surface if needed, Tec divers must follow strict decompression procedures due to extended bottom times and gas absorption. This type of diving demands advanced training, discipline, and experience to manage the increased risks safely.

Spring marks the beginning of dry season in Roatan, when we see temperatures begin to creep up again and the forecasts call for nothing but sunshine and fun! From March to May, water temperatures rise to the low 80s Fahrenheit (28ish Celsius)  and many divers will trade their full wetsuits for shorties or skins.

Do you want to know the 10 most common Roatan Marine Life? Roatan is neatly situated on the Meso-American Barrier Reef (MAR) in the Caribbean Sea, where divers regularly encounter calm, clear waters and temperatures ranging from 77-87F. These conditions make Roatan the perfect place to see pelagics down to the nearly microscopic.

Roatan is a beloved vacation destination for those looking for a Caribbean dive trip that’s easy to get to from both the United States and Canada.  This Honduran island is situated just south of Cozumel and is serviced by direct flights from cities like Miami, Atlanta, Houston, Dallas, and Toronto.

Roatan offers a many different types of diving from wreck dives, wall dives, drift dives, and Tec diving. Here are the best dive sites in Roatan, grouped by certification requirement and type of dive.