 Snorkeling
on Roatan in the Bay Islands of Honduras
Snorkel
the worlds second largest barrier reef
On Roatan’s reef you find the biggest variety of coral in the Caribbean.
We rent snorkeling equipment and offer snorkeling trips to Roatan’s splendid
reef.
  The
reefs surrounding Roatan are perfect for snorkeling. The coral comes very
close to the surface so you’ll be able to see plenty of fish and coral.
 Our
boats leave several times a day out of Turquoise Bay Resort and Palmetto Bay
Plantation for snorkeling and diving trips to the reef
close by .
Snorkeling equipment rental $ 7
per day
Boat trip to
snorkeling site including one hour on the site $
20
Snorkeling off the boat on two snorkel sites for one hour each including pick up and drop off at hotel or cruise ship $
55 per person.
Book your snorkeling
experience now
info@subwaywatersports.com
Snorkeling and Roatan island boat
tour
  You
will be taken by boat up east, along the coast of Roatan to the Islands of
Santa Helena and Barbaretta. The one hour and 45 minutes long trip to Helena
will take you through the picturesque community of Oak Ridge and different
channels, bays and along small islands. Before arriving on Helena we will
drive through a channel in the mangroves, which connects the two sides of
the island. After some beach strolling 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.
All snorkeling equipment, lunch and
drinks are provided. An experienced guide will accompany the tour. The Boat
is equipped with first aid kit and marine radio.
Duration 6 to 7 hours
Private charter $ 500 with up to 5 people.
Additional people $ 40 per person extra.
Includes diving or snorkeling and lunch, dive equipment not included.
   
 Note from the Roatan
Marine Park:Dear visitor please
help us protect Roatan's most valuable recourse the coral reef. When
snorkeling or scuba diving please
do not
touch or step on the coral as this will kill it and
do not
remove anything other than trash.
Do not
buy shells and pieces of coral such as sea fans or jewelry made from
black coral etc. Even though these items are widely available from
street vendors it is illegal.
Locals will harvest anything just to make a little cash today
disregarding the sustainability of their livelihood for the future.
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