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See the picturesque East End of Roatan by visiting the
Pigeon Cays near Barbareta Island. See the Caribbean as you’ve always
imagined it.
The dive boat leaves either from
Turquoise Bay Resort or out of Brick Bay on Roatan's south side. The one hour long trip to the first dive site "Morat Wall"
takes you up east, along the cost of Roatan past deserted beaches and picturesque
fishing villages to the Islands of Santa Helena and Barbareta.
From there we will head up to the Pigeon Cays where we will have lunch and
you can swim in the turquoise water and snorkel on the spectacular unspoiled
reef or just enjoy the deserted beach.
On the way back we do the second dive.
Private charter $ 500 with up
to 5 people.
Additional people $ 50 per person extra.
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On
request we do this trip as an overnight camping trip. The Pigeon Cay's have
no disturbing insects and offer great camping under the stars of the
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Spend a day looking for whale sharks around Utila.
Whale sharks are common around Utila, However one
still needs some luck finding them, therefore no sightings are guaranteed.
The boat trip to Utila on our fast speed boat
takes about one hour. You will spend most of the day cruising around Utila
looking for whale sharks. If we find a whale shark you will have the
possibility to snorkel with it. (diving is not permitted). We will spend
some time in Utila town for lunch.
Private charter $ 650 with up to 5 people.
Additional people $ 50 per person extra.
Lunch not included.
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Visit
the Magnificent Cayos Cochinos Islands
In a one hours
boat ride you reach a small group of islands nestled away in miles of
undisturbed coral reef. Pristine mountains rising from the sea, majestically
poised just beyond delicate sand cays. Scenes of unparalleled Caribbean
beauty.
We offer
sightseeing, snorkeling and diving trips or a combination of all.
5 miles before Cayos Cochinos we do
our first dive on one of 3 Sea Mounts. The mounts come to about 40 feet to
the surface and are the size of football fields. The mounts offer the
biggest schools of fish in the Bay Islands.
After lunch on Cochino Grande we
take a
nature trail through the tropical rainforest to a lookout for spectacular
views of the rainforest and surrounding islands.
The second dive is on Pelican
Point.
Private charter $ 650 with up to 5 people.
Additional people $ 50 per person extra.
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Visit Roatan's wrecks on our special three tank wreck day. We will leave
from Brick Bay on the south side at 8 am and head to the north side of the island. First
we will dive Roatan’s newest wreck the 300-foot freighter called Odyssey.
The ship is massive, 300 feet from bow to stern, 50 feet wide and 85 feet
tall.
The second one will be El Aguila also on the north side. When El
Aguila was sunk it was in one piece, but Hurricane Mitch broke it into 3
pieces. Now there are lots of extra nooks and crannies for fish and divers
to investigate.
We will enjoy lunch under the palm trees on the turquoise water of Tabyana
Beach.
On the way back we have the chance for a little snorkeling in Dixon Cove,
between Coxen Hole and French Harbour on the south shore. There are 2
partially submerged wrecks there that have been around since the 70s. Not
deep enough to be a wreck dive, it’s still a great snorkel.
After a quick stop back at the shop to grab new tanks, we will head to the
Island Fueler, sunk in the channel near Little French Cay. This one is a
wreck-lovers wreck, with doors still attached, low visibility and an overall
spooky feeling. Since the ship used to carry fuel for Roatan, there are huge
tanks and pipelines and very cool hardware everywhere.
Dive Trip $ 110
Includes three dives and lunch, tanks and weights
5 people minimum
To learn more about Roatan's wrecks
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Guanaja over night trip
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If you would like to see Roatan's neighbor island
Gunaja book a trip with us. The trip to Guanaja will take you along the
south side of Roatan, past the island of Barbareta. Once we reach Guanaja's
shore we will do two dives before we navigate through the channel that
divides the island, on the other side we pay a short visit to Bonaca town
the main settlement and then go on to Posada del Sol where you can spend the
rest of the day in the pool of the beautiful resort.
On the second day we will do two dives, on of them at Black Rock Canyon an
amazing labyrinth of canyons and crevasses. After lunch at Posada del Sol we
will head back to Roatan.
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On request we also offer trips to
Utila and the Mainland Honduras. |
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