West Bay Village

A Collection of Fine Beach Homes on Roatan's West Bay Beach.
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Things to Do on Roatan

Land

There is plenty to see and do above the water and away from Roatan’s popular beaches. Take the time to seek out the Island’s hidden corners, or some of it’s hidden luxuries. Spend the afternoon finding a deserted stretch of beach, the best seafood on the island, or a lazy tropical spa.


Road Trip

Rent a jeep or a truck and head out to the less developed East End of Roatan. You’ll come across isolated beaches, small fishing villages dotting the coast and always some interesting characters. Be sure to stop at The View; a great restaurant just after French Harbour with vistas along the north shore.


Punta Gorda

East Point

Camp Bay

Mangrove Tunnels

From Oak Ridge, a water taxi can take you through a series of tunnels, carved through the mangrove forests many centuries ago. You’ll pass by some of the oldest settlements in the Americas, built on stilts over the water. Be sure to stop off at the infamous “Hole in the Wall” for a drink, a seafood buffet, or to meet some of the Island’s quirky ex-pats.



Botanical Gardens

Nature lovers and birdwatchers will enjoy a stroll around Carambola Gardens, located just above Anthony’s Key Resort. Learn about the many different tropical plants and flowers. Climb up to the lookout above the Gardens and you’ll see the whole jungle and reef laid out before you.











Canopy Tours

There are now a number of eco-adventures featuring zip-lines through the jungle canopy. With safe, professional guides you can fly through trees filled with wildlife, orchids and exhilerating views. We recommend GumbaLimba Park, just outside West Bay (504 965-2135) or South Shore Canopy Tour ((504) 904.7855 or (504) 967.1381).




Horseback Riding

Best done in the cooler hours of the early morning or sunset, you can ride along the beaches, through the forests and along the ridges of West Bay. We recommend Keifito’s (504 978-4472).

Prices are reasonable and the horses are well cared-for. You can catch a water-taxi from West Bay Village to the Keifito’s stables, and then set out.


Spas and Massages

There are some excellent massages available, and for therapeutic work we recommend Edgar Rodriguez (504 958-4673), a certified masseuse. For the full spa treatment, complete with poolside drinks and service, pedicures, manicures and specialty treatments we recommend a fantastic retreat in Sandy Bay called Baan Suerte (504 445-3059). The innovative “Mayan Hot Stone Massage” is a must. Go on, treat yourself.


Seaplane Adventures

Bay Island Airways (504 946-5665) now operates a two-passenger seaplane for charters around Roatan and the Bay Islands. Real Estate tours or even dive trips to remote sites.


Other Places of Interest

There is an Iguana Farm near French Harbour, a sanctuary for these endangered Island creatures. Don’t miss feeding time! There is a Butterfly Garden near West End and you can learn more about the island and it’s people at the Roatan Museum at Anthony’s Key Resort.

Roatan is still largely undeveloped, and with a little effort, you can see the Caribbean as it was in the days before tourists and cruise-ships. The real charm of Roatan Island is still hiding out there. Step off the beaten track and make some discoveries for yourself!

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Security deposits are paid on arrival and refunded on departure less any damage caused by guests to items or property.
Prices are subject to applicable Honduran Tax.
Minimum Stay is one week at Christmas and Easter, 3 nights at any other time. Periods longer than one month can be negotiated.
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