DIVE & SOUTHSIDE WONDER 24 APRIL2014
THE m.v. HALLIBURTON Wreck Experience: Advanced Max Depth: 30 meters [approximately 90'] Avg Visibility: 20 meters [approximately 60'] Currents: Very Light Access: Boat Marine Life: Coral heads and local species of fish, sometimes rays Description: The Halliburton wreck was sunk on May 4, 1998 off the Southern (south eastern) Coast of Utila Island in Honduras. It's just off the point/peninsula and the wreck is 30 meters long and 10 meters high. This was a cargo ship belonging to the Halliburton company; the coral heads surrounding it make it a great dive site for the advanced diver. Watched by a gray angel fish . . . . . . TEAM MANTA descends on the wreck at the stern pilothouse
Dive Buddy Mike W on a bicycle off the starboard side at 103'
Queen angel fish Scrawled cowfish Yellow-bellied hamlet Mike W with troll doll SOUTHSIDE WONDER Green turtle Black and white feather star
Upside-down jellyfish

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