Roatan Scuba Diving Highlights (with Wrecks and Fish ID) in HD

Highlights of 17 hour-long dives in Roatán, Honduras, from July 2016. Most fish species are labeled to help you learn the species. Highlights include a night dive viewing of a Caribbean Reef Octopus, a daytime viewing of a school of Caribbean Reef Squid, a Longlure Frogfish, and three wreck dives. Most dives are from the northern coast near West Bay. The final two dives are near Mary's Place on the southern side of the island. We dove with Seagrape Plantation Dive Resort for most dives, and with Barefoot Dive Resort for the two dives in the Mary's Place area. Enjoy!

[@lauriemontague1567]

Thank. you for all the fish ID! Headed here in 2 months!!

[@hsulingyun0711]

That’s awesome!!!

[@muhamadalfatah5179]

Keren banget mister.good job

[@mavihulett7926]

Wow that's sad, 30 years ago the coral was beautiful now is all in crumbles. Still pretty but not as it used to be

[@rhombifer566]

Good video terrible music

[@laurambruno]

awesome video - What type of camera and what settings did you use?

[@rltrinkner]

I used the GoPro Hero 3+ Silver Edition, with the standard came-in-the-box 40-meter dive housing, as well as a red GoPro scuba filter. Even though the wrecks were down around 40 meters (120 feet), the dive master said the GoPro would be just fine, so I risked it and the housing worked great without leaking at all. The red filter makes a huge difference when you're filming in tropical waters. In Monterey, California, I use a magenta filter for the so-called "green" water. I used the highest quality settings on the GoPro: 60fps, 1080p. Nothing else fancy. Enjoy!

[@laurambruno]

Richard Trinkner Thanks! I am heading to Cayman Brac for a week of diving with a new Gopro and hoping to get some good shots.

[@rltrinkner]

laura bruno Have fun! be sure to use a red filter. Without one, most of the colors fade to greenish blue.