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West End live cam at Roatan Divers

Village in Honduras

Roatan Divers dock

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From a dive centre's shaded deck, over its dock and gear racks to the dive boats and the open sea. What you see

West End is a seaside village near the western tip of Roatán, the largest of the Bay Islands of Honduras. Along its main street by the water, dive shops, small hotels, bars and restaurants stand side by side, and wooden docks reach out over the sea, where boats leave every morning for the reef.

Right now: time and weather

Local time

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Sunset at 5:12 pm, in 3 h 59 min.

Sky

Clear sky

8% cloud cover.

Temperature

27 °C (80 °F)

Wind 7 km/h (4 mph) from the N.

Forecast by MET Norway, updated at 11:33 am, licensed CC BY 4.0.

What you can see on the West End cam

The camera looks out from the shaded deck of a dive centre, over its dock and its racks of gear, to the boats tied up alongside and the open water beyond. It shows the colour and the swell of the sea, the weather coming in over the island and the daily rhythm of the dock: the gear laid out, the boats getting ready and the divers coming and going.

The dive dock at West End

From under the shade sails of a dive centre's deck, this camera looks along its wooden dock and over the racks of gear to the dive boats tied up alongside and the open sea beyond, with the coast of the island in the distance.

Through the day it shows the weather and the swell, and the life of the dock: tanks and fins set out, boats loading up and divers getting ready to head out to the reef.

Diving from West End

West End is one of the main diving centres of Roatán, and dive shops line its waterfront. The reef runs close to the shore along this coast, inside the Roatán Marine Park, and many dive sites are only a short boat ride from the village docks. At Half Moon Bay, at the northern end of the village, snorkellers swim out to the coral straight from the beach. It is also a common place to take a first diving course.

When to watch West End

Honduras keeps Central Standard Time all year, six hours behind UTC. Mornings are the busiest time on the docks, as the boats go out. The water is usually clearest on calm, sunny days in spring and summer, while the autumn rains and the winter northers can stir it up for a while.

Around West End

West Bay, with its long white beach and its reef, is just to the south, a few minutes away by water taxi. Coxen Hole, the main town of the island, and the airport lie to the east, and the rest of Roatán, with its cays, its bays and its mangroves, stretches for some 60 km (37 miles) beyond.

Getting to West End

Roatán's international airport, near Coxen Hole, has flights from the United States and from mainland Honduras, and ferries cross from La Ceiba. From the airport, taxis to West End take about twenty minutes.

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