This dive site, Maccallum Girls, is a vibrant section of the extensive barrier reef system surrounding Roatan, Honduras. As typical for the region, it runs parallel to the shoreline, offering divers a rich, easily navigable reef experience. Details regarding the site's specific history or origin of its name are not provided, but it represents the classic Roatan diving environment with healthy coral growth.
Divers can expect to encounter a large variety of hard and soft corals, including numerous sea fans (venus and wide-mesh), sea plumes, and corky sea fingers, forming a bustling ecosystem. The reef is teeming with many small fish, and occasionally, green eels can be observed out in the open, adding to the diversity of marine encounters.
The best time to visit Roatan for diving is generally year-round, with good conditions prevailing most of the time. This site's moderate depth range makes it ideal for both scuba divers of all levels and freedivers seeking diverse reef life. Snorkelers will also find the shallow average depth and abundant corals highly rewarding.
