Roatan is the largest of the Bay Islands located about 40 miles (66 kilometers) off Honduras’ northern coast. It is situated in the western region of the Caribbean Sea.

The island has a mountainous central region surrounded by warm Caribbean waters and clear beaches for swimming and snorkeling, and large variety of sea life. Bay Islands is engulfed by the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, second largest barrier reef worldwide, second only in size to the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.

Roatan is world known for its outstanding diving sites and sea life diversity. Approximately 800 different species of fish inhabit the reef system. Roatan is packed with options on land and on the water. You can visit magnificent beaches like West Bay (voted one of the top beaches in the world), soar high over the treetops on a zip line adventure, visiting parks with indigenous animals, swimming with dolphins, kayaking, paddle boarding or hiking tropical trails.

This hilly island is as picturesque as it is unspoiled. Islanders enjoy trade winds most of the year, which keeps the temperature around 80°F (27°C). The warm climate is ideal for lush and exotic plant life to grow all over the island. With a length of 35 miles (58 kilometers) and an average width of 3 miles you can become familiar with most of the island quickly. Roatan has become recognized as a hot spot in the western Caribbean, earning the attention of major cruise lines and luxurious intimate resorts, so we’re glad you’ve decided to visit this very special tropical paradise.