West End Wall
West End Wall starts near the ironshore at about 6 m and falls steeply, with deep caverns cut into it from the shallows to the base. A fairly reliable current makes it one of the island's most dramatic drift dives and attracts long trains of creole wrasse, schools of jacks and passing eagle rays. Groupers are common, and Roatan Divers even mentions the chance of a hammerhead. In clear water the Josie James wreck can be seen far below, beyond recreational limits. In August silversides often fill the crevices.
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