Roatán Coral Reef
A living Caribbean reef on an underwater live webcam: parrotfish, angelfish and passing turtles.
About this view
An underwater camera planted on a living Caribbean reef at Utopia Village, on Roatán's quiet north shore, part of the Mesoamerican Reef system that runs a thousand kilometres from Mexico to Honduras. No commentary, no cuts: just the reef going about its day.
Regulars include parrotfish crunching coral (you sometimes hear it), angelfish, sergeant majors, moray eels and passing turtles; lucky sessions catch an eagle ray gliding through like a slow kite. The cast changes with the light.
On this live cam, visibility peaks in the calm of mid-morning local time, and the golden light before Caribbean sunset turns the whole scene amber. If a storm churns the water, give it a day: the reef clears fast.
