DIVE THE HALLIBURTON WRECK 11 JANUARY 2011

Wreck Experience: Advanced Max Depth: 30 meters [approximately 90 feet] Avg Visibility: 20 meters [approximately 60 feet] 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 the 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 and the coral heads surrounding it make it a great dive site for the advanced diver. Top of wheelhouse of the M.V. Halliburton with Honduran flag Top of wheelhouse of the M.V. Halliburton with Christmas tree Boomer inspects the wheelhouse in -65' Looking at the rear of the wheelhouse Looking out porthole from inside the wheelhouse Phil shooting Neal shooting Phil framed in the port hole Grouper swimming over the wheelhouse Phil penetrates the engine room of the M.V. Halliburton THE UTILA LODGE BOAT DOCK WEBCAM IS HERE

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