Palmetto Keyhole

Palmetto Keyhole is a local dive site around the Caribbean coast, typical of the region’s reef structure. Access is straightforward for boat or shore-based dives, with a shallow to mid-depth profile and clear tropical water conditions. The site typically features a circular reef crest with a keyhole-shaped swim‑through, drift-friendly current possible at times, and gentle slopes around the feature. Expect a diverse mix of reef fishes, including snappers, parrotfish, angelfish, grunts, and occasional lobsters or moray eels in crevices. Visibility is commonly good, though it can vary with weather and sea conditions. This site is suitable for intermediate to experienced divers depending on currents and the chosen entry point, with calm conditions favored on lighter days. Nearby towns like José Santos Guardiola and Roatán offer access points and local services.