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Roatan East End Snorkel: Wrecks, Pirates & Reef House Escape
Features
- Free cancellation available
- 5h
- Mobile voucher
- Instant confirmation
- Selective hotel pickup
- Multiple languages
Overview
- Dive into the crystal-clear Caribbean waters for 3–4 snorkeling stops
- Explore the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, the second largest reef system
- Discover the island’s pirate history with a local guide and historic maps
- Enjoy a selection of local Honduran beers, sodas, and fresh watermelon
- Relax at the Reef House Resort, a hidden gem tucked away on a small cay
Activity location
- Bay Islands Department
- Savannah Bight, Bay Islands Department, Honduras
Meeting/Redemption Point
- Bay Islands Department
- Savannah Bight, Bay Islands Department, Honduras
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Roatan East End Snorkel: Wrecks, Pirates & Reef House Escape
- 5h
Activity duration is 5 hours 5h - English
What's included, what's not
- Scenic boat ride through Port Royal
What's included What's included - Local guide with stories of piracy and history
What's included What's included - Replicas of historic maps
What's included What's included - Snorkeling stops at Mesoamerican Barrier Reef
What's included What's included - Snorkeling gear
What's included What's included - Local Honduran beers, sodas, bottled water, and fresh watermelon
What's included What's included - Visit to Reef House Resort
What's included What's included - Round Trip Transportation
What's included What's included - Food or Drinks at The Reef House Resort (Available for Purchase)
What's excluded What's excluded - Gratuities (optional but appreciated)
What's excluded What's excluded - Towels
What's excluded What's excluded - Reef-safe sunscreen (recommended to bring your own)
What's excluded What's excluded - Personal expenses
What's excluded What's excluded - Optional activities not listed in the itinerary
What's excluded What's excluded
Know before you book
- Not allowed: Touching marine life
- Not suitable for: Non-swimmers, People prone to seasickness, People with back problems, People with heart problems
What you can expect
Begin your journey with a scenic boat ride through the historic waters of Port Royal, once known as a pirate stronghold in the 1700s. As you cruise along the coastline, your local guide will bring the island’s past to life, sharing fascinating stories of piracy, hidden treasures, and battles that shaped Roatan’s history.
To make the experience even more immersive, receive replicas of historic maps inspired by Spanish explorers, giving you a glimpse into how these waters were once navigated.
Dive into the crystal-clear Caribbean waters for 3–4 incredible snorkeling stops along the world-renowned Mesoamerican Barrier Reef—the second largest reef system in the world. Explore iconic sites including Cow and Calf, Fort Morgan Cay, and The Rambler Shipwreck, each offering a unique underwater landscape filled with colorful coral, tropical fish, and abundant marine life.
Throughout your adventure, enjoy a selection of local Honduran beers, sodas, bottled water, and fresh watermelon, keeping you refreshed as you explore some of the island’s most untouched snorkeling locations.
Conclude your experience with a visit to the serene Reef House Resort, a hidden gem tucked away on a small cay off Oak Ridge. Accessible only by water taxi, this family-owned retreat offers a peaceful, off-the-grid atmosphere far removed from the busy tourist areas. Known for its healthy, vibrant reef right at its doorstep and laid-back island vibe, it’s the perfect place to unwind after your adventure.
Enjoy a relaxing lunch by the sea, take in the views from the dock, or simply soak in the tranquil surroundings where time slows down and the focus is on nature, good company, and authentic Caribbean living.
Location
Activity location
LOB_ACTIVITIES LOB_ACTIVITIES - Bay Islands Department
- Savannah Bight, Bay Islands Department, Honduras
Meeting/Redemption Point
PEOPLE PEOPLE - Bay Islands Department
- Savannah Bight, Bay Islands Department, Honduras