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Roatan is an island in the Caribbean located about 40 miles off Honduras' northern coast. It is the largest of Honduras' Bay Islands and is divided into two towns – José Santos Guardiola in the east and Roatán in the west. The island has become a popular scuba diving and eco-tourism destination due to its location to the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second largest barrier reef in the world, and the largest in the Caribbean Sea.

Why Go to Roatan

Roatan stands out for its adventures under the water, in the air, and on land so if you’re looking for a place that has best of all worlds, Roatan would be the perfect fit. Known for its world’s famous dive sites with the best beaches in the Caribbean, it has plenty to offer for your itinerary. Snorkeling, kayaking, swimming with dolphins, and a variety of other aquatic activities are all possible in the reef-protected seas. Its flourishing jungle and steep landscape make for spectacular zip-lining and aerial tours. This is one tropical destination that you’ll definitely want to add to your bucket list.

Who should go

Ocean lovers

The snorkeling and diving options in Roatan are world-class. The island’s barrier reef is home to some of the most diverse underwater life in the world. If underwater exploration isn’t your thing, take a glass bottom boat tour to spot marine life from above, or appreciate the calming waves from the shore on one of the islands pristine white sand beaches.

Wildlife enthusiasts

Explore the city’s nature on your own terms. The island’s zip lines are ideal for observing wildlife in its natural habitat. Grab your camera and keep an eye out for some of the island's 120 different bird species; Or the secluded beaches and tropical pathways that are perfect for touring on foot or by horseback for the sake of the experience; Or check out the botanical gardens, parks, and wildlife that awaits ahead for nature lovers.

Foodies

Try out traditional Roatan Island cuisine such as baleadas, pastilles, conch, and other seafood specialties, as well as Honduran coffee, which is among the best in the world. Many cafes and restaurants established by and for local islanders that should be explored.