Live Webcams in Utila

Utila, the smallest of Honduras's Bay Islands, is a place most people only ever see from below the surface, and the live webcams in Utila keep that promise: the reef walls a few metres down, where rays cruise past, morays watch from their holes and a turtle drifts by when it feels like it. The island keeps Central Standard Time, UTC−6, with no daylight saving, and an underwater view depends on the sun, so the clearest hours run from mid-morning to mid-afternoon local, roughly 15:00 to 21:00 UTC; after dark the reef goes black. The Mesoamerican Reef that wraps the island is the largest barrier reef in the Atlantic, and its most famous visitor, the whale shark, can pass 12 metres in length. February to May brings the best visibility.