Here is our custom itinerary

West Bay

Day 1: Arrival (1/25/25

• Arrival at Roatán

  • Transportation: Taxi or private transport to your hotel (Beach House Boutique Hotel), about 25-30 minutes from the airport.

  • Relax & Unwind: Check-in and explore the beachfront at your hotel.

• Dinner:

  • The Stowaway Gastrobar (West End): Enjoy cocktails and a casual dinner with live music.

    • Suggested Dishes: Tacos, fresh seafood, craft cocktails.

Day 2: Beach Day & Local Exploration (1/26/25)

• Morning:

  • Visit West Bay Beach (20 minutes from the hotel) for a morning swim and beach time.

  • Rent a kayak or paddleboard, or just relax on the soft white sand.

  • Optional: Explore Gumbalimba Park for some wildlife (5 minutes from West Bay Beach).

• Lunch:

  • Ginger’s Caribbean Kitchen (West Bay): Enjoy fresh seafood and Caribbean dishes.

    • Suggested Dishes: Jerk chicken, seafood platters, rum punch.

• Afternoon:

  • Visit Half Moon Bay in West End (10-15 minutes from West Bay). This quieter beach is perfect for snorkeling and relaxing.

  • Snorkel around the bay, known for its clear waters and vibrant marine life.

• Dinner:

  • Sandy Buns Bakery & Café (West End): Light bites, sandwiches, and fresh salads.

    • Suggested Dishes: Sandwiches, fresh pastries, and smoothies.

Day 3: Snorkeling Excursion & Exploration (1/27/25)

• Morning:

  • Snorkeling Excursion in the West End (your planned excursion). Most tours will take you to Shannon's Reef, Blue Channel, or The Odyssey Wreck for great underwater views.

• Lunch:

  • The Argentinian Grill (West End): After snorkeling, enjoy some hearty Argentine cuisine.

    • Suggested Dishes: Grilled meats, empanadas, steak sandwiches.

• Afternoon:

  • Explore the West End village. Walk around the main street, visit local shops, and enjoy a drink at a café.

  • Optional: Stop by the Roatán Museum or spend more time on West End Beach.

• Dinner:

  • Little Pupusa Place (West End): A cozy spot for Salvadoran pupusas.

    • Suggested Dishes: Pupusas with fillings like cheese, pork, or beans.

Day 4: Little French Key & Wildlife Encounters (1/28/25)

• Morning:

  • Little French Key (15-minute boat ride from the West End). Arrive early to enjoy the beach, meet the monkeys and sloths, and explore the private island.

  • Spend your morning with the sloths and monkeys—this is the highlight of the day! Little French Key is home to capuchin monkeys and sloths that you can meet, feed, and even hold (depending on the location's policy).

  • Activities: Relax on the beautiful beach, take a kayak out on the water, or try horseback riding.

• Lunch:

  • Enjoy lunch at Little French Key. They offer a variety of fresh seafood and grilled meats.

    • Suggested Dishes: Fresh ceviche, grilled fish, tropical cocktails.

• Afternoon:

  • After lunch, you can relax on the beach, do some more snorkeling, or just hang out with the animals. It's a perfect afternoon for unwinding.

• Dinner:

  • After returning to your hotel, if you’re hungry again, head to The Stowaway Gastrobar for a second round of craft cocktails and a light dinner.

Day 5: Zip Line & Explore East End (1/29/25)

• Morning: Zip Line and Canopy Tour

  • Start your day with an adventure-filled zip-line and canopy tour. There are a few great options for zip-lining in Roatán:

    • Rope’s Course Zip Line (near Carambola Botanical Gardens): This is a great option for both adrenaline and views. The zip line takes you high above the canopy, offering spectacular views of the island and the Caribbean Sea.

    • West Bay Canopy Zip Line: Another popular zip-line park located near West Bay. It has multiple lines, and you’ll zip through jungle treetops with a chance to spot wildlife.

  • What to Expect: You'll be harnessed and given a safety briefing before zooming through the jungle. The tour usually includes 8-12 zip lines, some of which go over deep canyons, offering fantastic views of the island.

• Lunch:

  • After your zip-lining adventure, head to Ginger’s Caribbean Kitchen in West Bay for a delicious and relaxing lunch.

    • Suggested Dishes: Fresh seafood, Caribbean salads, and tropical drinks.

• Afternoon:

  • Take a scenic drive to the East End of the island. Visit Camp Bay Beach (45 minutes from West End) for a quieter, more secluded experience. You can also explore Jonesville or Oak Ridge, two quaint fishing villages with local charm.

• Dinner:

  • For a cozy dinner, head back to The Stowaway Gastrobar or try another spot in West End for a laid-back evening meal.

Day 6: Relaxation & Beach Hopping (1/30/25)

This day is purposely empty... we can stray off course & go with the flow. We can stay busy or relax, it is up to us.

• Morning:

  • Spend your morning enjoying the beach at your hotel or relax in a hammock with a good book.

• Lunch:

  • Sandy Buns Bakery & Café for a light lunch or early afternoon snack.

• Afternoon:

  • Beach hop to some of the island’s hidden gems:

    • Turtle Beach (near West Bay) for snorkeling and lounging.

    • Paya Bay Beach for a secluded, peaceful escape.

• Dinner:

  • The Argentinian Grill for a hearty steak dinner, or return to Little Pupusa Place for more comfort food.

Day 7: Final Exploration & Departure (1/31/25)

• Morning:

  • Depending on your flight time, you can either relax at the beach or take a final stroll through the West End shops.

  • Grab a casual breakfast at your hotel or a café in the West End.

• Departure:

  • Head to the airport for your flight home.

Zip Line Tour Options:

• West Bay Canopy Tour:

  • Location: Near West Bay Beach

  • Length: Approx. 1-2 hours

  • Features: Multiple zip lines, including the longest line that takes you over the treetops with breathtaking views.

  • Cost: Approximately $40-$60 per person.

• Rope’s Course Zip Line & Canopy Tour:

  • Location: Near Carambola Botanical Gardens

  • Length: Approx. 2-3 hours

  • Features: A thrilling experience with several lines, including a sky bridge and a Tarzan swing.

  • Cost: Around $50-$75 per person.

Additional Tips for Zip-Lining:

• What to Bring: Comfortable clothing (long sleeves and pants recommended), closed-toe shoes, and a camera (to capture the stunning views).

• Booking: It’s a good idea to book your zip-line tour in advance, especially during peak travel seasons.