Roatán

Roatan Island in Honduras

Roatan Island

Roatan is the largest of the Bay Islands, a rich archipelago which are a part of Honduras, lying just over 30 miles from the northern coast of the Honduran mainland. The island is known around the world for its scuba diving.

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Tours to Roatan

By evening, you are treated to an unforgettable sunset over the ocean. Golden and pink hues blend with the horizon as white-sand beaches invite you to stroll barefoot along the gentle waves. At every step, you meet smiling locals, eager to share their rich culture and traditions. Dancing to lively rhythms and tasting the vibrant, bold flavors of exotic cuisine are just glimpses of the unforgettable experiences that await.

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Breathtaking nature, ancient history, warm-hearted people, and the feeling that you’ve found a place where time loses its meaning. Are you ready to journey to a land where every moment becomes an adventure?

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Excursions in Roatan

For adventure seekers, this is paradise: boat rides through winding jungle rivers, horseback riding across endless plains, and climbing cliffs with breathtaking panoramic views. All of this is paired with cultural immersion—from ancient rituals to modern-day festivals, brimming with passion and the joy of life.

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Vacation on the Island of Roatan

What to do on the Island of Roatan?

The reef surrounding the island attracts beautiful tropical fish and snorkelers alike. Dive attractions include sea walls, shipwrecks, a submerged airplane, and night diving. Sea turtles, dolphins, and whales swim in these waters.
Roatan also counts with a rich wildlife out of its waters: Parrots and monkeys live in the wild on this tropical island; An iguana farm east of French Harbor provides a refuge for thousands of iguanas and is open for tourists; During crab season, island blue crabs come out at night by the thousands to climb trees and eat fruit.
The island has a mild climate with sea temperatures fine for swimming all year. However, during the rainy season, stormy weather brings rough and dangerous seas when is not allowed to swim.