Live Webcams in Honduras
Honduras's live webcams belong to the Bay Islands, Roatán and Utila: the reefs a few metres down, where parrotfish, angelfish, rays and the occasional turtle pass with no commentary and no cuts, and the beaches and docks above them. The live webcams in Honduras keep Central Standard Time, UTC−6, with no daylight saving; the reef is lit from sunrise, around 12:00 UTC, until the light goes near midnight UTC, and the fish are busiest in the first and last hours of the day, when the water is calm. This is the Mesoamerican Reef, which runs some 1,000 kilometres from the tip of Yucatán to the Bay Islands, the largest barrier reef in the Atlantic. Visibility peaks in the dry season, February to June; the rains from October to January stir the shallows, and a hurricane can cloud the water for days. Islas de la Bahía is the Spanish name.
