Duppy Waters
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All about Duppy Waters dive site
Duppy Waters is a mysterious dive site on the northern side of the island of Útila, Honduras. “Duppy” is a word in a local dialect, which means “ghost”. This area sparkles strangely at night. It is very adventurous to dive at Duppy Waters, because divers can explore the reef wall with channels and slopes full of marine creatures.
What to see
Divers can spot barracudas, turtles, lionfish, wrasses, and moray eels while diving at Duppy Waters. The reef wall also houses lots of crustaceans, and there are many underwater flowers, corals, and enormous barrel sponges.
When to go diving in Duppy Waters
The air temperature here is about the same all year, around 27-30C/80-86F. The average water temperature is 28-31C/82-87F. March through September is the driest time, and October through February has the most rainfall.