Live Webcams in Roatán

Roatán, a long green ridge off the Caribbean coast of Honduras, sits directly on the Mesoamerican Reef, and the live webcams in Roatán find their best subjects under the surface: living coral reefs off the island's quieter shores, where parrotfish, angelfish and the occasional turtle pass by with no commentary and no cuts, plus the beaches and docks above them. Watching it live is a dive with no gear. Roatán keeps Central Standard Time, UTC−6, with no daylight saving, so the reef is lit from about 12:00 UTC until the light fades near 23:30 UTC; the rest of the night is dark water and the odd flash of something passing. The reef system runs close to 1,000 kilometres from Mexico to Honduras, the longest barrier reef in the Western Hemisphere. March to September for the clearest water; whale sharks pass the islands in spring.