Roatan, the largest of Honduras’s Bay Islands, is a Caribbean treasure celebrated for its pristine coral reefs, lush tropical foliage, and warm, friendly locals. This picturesque island, discovered by Christopher Columbus in 1502, has a fascinating history. Over the centuries, it has been influenced by British and Spanish rule, pirates, and traders. The island’s first permanent residents arrived from the Cayman Islands in the 1830s, shortly after slavery was abolished in British colonies.

Today, Roatan is a rapidly growing destination that attracts divers, nature enthusiasts, and beachgoers alike. Spanning 37 miles in length and located 30 miles from the northern Honduran mainland, the island boasts a mountainous spine offering panoramic views and excellent hiking opportunities. Its warm Caribbean waters are a haven for marine life, making it a premier destination for snorkeling and diving. The main town, Coxen Hole, serves as the island's municipal capital and is home to much of its population of 30,000.

• Iguana Farm: Witness iguanas up close in a unique conservation setting.
• Anthony’s Key Resort: A top spot for diving, snorkeling, and dolphin encounters.
• Garifuna Culture: Discover the rich traditions of this Afro-Caribbean community.
• Carambola Botanical Gardens: Explore lush gardens with local flora and stunning views.
• Gumbalimba Park: Adventure awaits with ziplining, tropical gardens, and animal encounters.
• Seaside Village: Shop and dine in charming coastal villages steeped in local culture.
• Snorkeling & Diving: Experience vibrant coral reefs teeming with marine life.
• Beaches: Relax on soft, sandy shores kissed by turquoise waters.

Roatan offers something special for every visitor—immerse yourself in the beauty, history, and adventure of this Caribbean paradise!