What You Will Do
This tour is designed for the first time traveler to the beautiful island of Roatan. It includes pick-up from your cruise ship port, airport, or hotel room, as well as a narrated tour of the west side of the island, where you'll find popular attractions. Typical itinerary includes: Mahogany Bay, French Harbor, West End, West Bay, Tabyana Beach, Butterfly Gardens, Gumbalimba Monkey Park, Iguana Farm, Carambola Botanical Garden, Daniel's Sloth Hangout, Anthony's Keys Resort.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
1
Carambola Botanical Gardens & Trails
45 minutes
See the flora and fauna of this unique paradise and ecosystem.
2
Gumbalimba Park
2 hours
Gumbalimba Park is located in West Bay, Roatan, Bay Islands, Honduras. This beachfront park offers not only the water activities and leisure of the beach and ocean, but also diverse attractions in over 20 lovely acres.
3
Tabyana Beach
4 hours
Your bilingual (English and Spanish) guide will share their knowledge of this beautiful island. Relax on the best beach of the island with white sand and crystal clear waters. Taste the flavors local dishes and drinks and join the locals in their fun-filled, yet relaxed fiestas.
4
Butterfly Gardens
1 hour 30 minutes
The Roatan Butterfly Garden is this serene escape. Full of wildlife, the Roatan Butterfly Garden is home to boa constrictors, parrots, lush tropical plants and, of course, the beautiful butterfly. Let the tame deer lick your hand, feed some toucans, and have your guide show you around the grounds as you’ll get an experience here like no other.
5
Daniel Johnson's Monkey and Sloth Hang Out
1 hour 30 minutes
A small family run animal sanctuary nestled in the small community of French Cay, Roatan, Honduras. The biggest attraction here are of course the sloths, gentle and slow climbing creatures that amaze us all every day.
6
Arch's Iguana & Marine Park
1 hour
The iguana park began with Mr. Sherman hand feeding a handful of green iguanas multiple times per day. From about 1980 to 1994 all expenses incurred came directly out-of-pocket. In 1994 a local cameraman was visiting the park advised Mr. Sherman to put up a donation box to help aid with expenses. This park has now grown in an incredible animal sanctuary that cares for island fauna; iguanas, monkeys, turtles, and even fish.
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