LEISURE ACTIVITIES

The island of Roatán is an oasis of leisure activities that include diving and water sports, sunbathing on the beach or picnicking to the sound of the ocean. Celebrate life with a pool party, enjoy a barbecue overlooking the setting sun, and enjoy fine dining at local restaurants. Go kayaking and explore the surrounding water world, practice yoga on the terrace, or have an exciting encounter with dolphins and iguanas. If you’re looking for an adrenaline rush, try zip-lining through the treetops or plan a hike to a nature reserve.

WEATHER

With an average temperature between 27-32°C, Roatán enjoys a year round tropical climate. Sea temperatures also remain relatively stable at 27°C. These pleasant temperatures allow visitors to swim and dive all year and enjoy the sun, sea, and beaches to the fullest.

CULTURAL LIFE

In addition to the spectacular natural surroundings, there is also a rich cultural life to enjoy on the island. Locals are known for their hospitality and willingness to share their cultural identity with visitors. Take part in local festivals or visit traditional villages to experience authentic Caribbean life.

THE SUBMARINE WORLD

One of the main attractions of Roatán is its rich underwater world, which attracts diving enthusiasts from all over the world. As you dive into the warm Caribbean waters, you'll discover colourful corals, tropical fish, and perhaps spot a turtle or dolphin. Divers here have the unique opportunity to visit the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef System, the second largest coral reef in the world.

NATURE

Nature in Roatán is remarkable and diverse. The island has several national parks offering adventurous hiking, birdwatching, and other nature-related activities. Visit Sandy Bay West End Marine National Park where you can admire mangrove forests, coral reefs, and white sandy beaches.

CUISINE

On Roatán Island, you can indulge in incredible gastronomic experiences. Sustainable seafood caught by local fishermen is a feature on most plates. You’ll enjoy delicious prawns, crabs, and fish. Tropical fruits grow in abundance here and the unique taste of coconuts sourced from local palms are real treats. Bananas, papayas, and mangoes are teeming in the forests. And the best part? You can pluck them straight from the tree!