Mehmet’s Southern Stingray photo is just awesome!
Searching for food. Thanks Mehmet!
Scuba diving with Alton’s Dive Center, Utila, Honduras.
Customer Mehmet got this great shot of a Southern Stingray.
Our complimentary hog fry to thank our customers!
One of the ways we say Thank You to our customers
We are so lucky to have awesome customers! Thanks for coming!
Whale shark Once, Twice, Three times! Woop Woop!
Yep, out for 5 1/2 hours yesterday and not only did we see an octopus, eagle ray, turtle and tons o’ cool stuff, but we also snorkeled with
Whale sharks THREE TIMES!!!!!!!!!!!
Woop Woop! One was a baby!!!!
Whale sharks, dolphins and morays Oh My!
Check out this great program by Atlantic Films, Ruta Verde. It’s all about diving with us in Utila, Honduras!
Enjoy!
Can’t think of much that tops snorkeling with 100 Spinner Dolphins!
The Moon Jellyfish
Do you know what those four hoops are? They are the reproductive organs of the jellyfish.
These can be shaded in pink or blue as you like!
Beautiful!
We are scuba divers, not professional photographers,
but still think this photo is great! Good job Andreas!
Alton’s has come a long way!
From an itsy bitsy teeny weeny tiny dock, dive center and boat to present.
Thanks to our past, present and future customers.
It’s a pleasure to serve you.
The things you can see just off our dock at Alton’s!
Can you identify all these wonders you can see right off of our dock?
Queen Conch picture found by CITES organization
CITES is an organization that protects species in danger (Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species of Wild Flora and Fauna). CITES just contacted us to ask if they can use the Queen Conch picture from Alton’s Dive Center’s Education Bulletins!
Stephen Goldsmith’s photo taken in Utila, Honduras when scuba diving with Alton’s will be used for CITES 25th anniversary poster coming out soon!
Learn more about them here: http://www.cites.org/eng/disc/what.php
They found our Queen!
Lionfish are not endemic to Utila… So?
Lionfish are not endemic to Utila. They originated in the Pacific Ocean. So we are in a quandary. We spear Lionfish because experts say that they can eat up to 80% of the fish larvae in a section of reef in a matter of weeks! What do you think? Is that a good idea or bad? http://ow.ly/i/1LhmG
The elusive and endangered Pink Boa Cons
Say “Hello” to my leetle friend!
The elusive and endangered Pink Boa Constrictor of the Hog Islands (or better known as Cayos Cochinos). This photo taken on a little walk… http://ow.ly/i/1LfEh
Although you can’t see them scuba diving (which might not be a bad thing), you can see them when we take trips to the Hog Islands, a wonderful marine reserve.
