Top Caribbean Dive Resort of 2024
25. 1. 2024
SNORKELING ADVENTURES
Roatán's reef, without the tank
Roatán sits on the Mesoamerican Reef, the second-largest coral reef system in the world, and you don’t need a tank to see why it’s worth the trip. Snorkeling here puts you right over healthy coral gardens, schools of tropical fish, and — depending on the day — sea turtles and eagle rays gliding past. Whether you’ve got an hour to spare or want to spend half a day exploring some of the island’s best-known spots, we’ve got a trip to match.
Reef Snorkeling Trip — $30
A quick, easy way to get in the water. We take you out by boat for 1.5 hours to snorkel Roatán’s reef close to home — a good option if you’re short on time, traveling with a mixed group, or just want a taste of what’s under the surface before committing to a longer day.
Half-Day Guided Snorkeling Trip — $80
For a deeper look at the island’s best snorkeling, this guided half-day trip runs one of two routes, depending on conditions on the day.
- West tour — Some of Roatán’s most well-known snorkeling sites, including Black Rock, Turtle Crossing and Blue Channel. Expect vibrant coral, plenty of tropical fish, and good odds of spotting sea turtles and eagle rays.
- East tour — A shipwreck now covered in marine life, followed by a drift over a striking starfish field.
Your guide picks whichever route the weather favors that day, so you get the best conditions available rather than a fixed itinerary.
Want to go further?
If a half day isn’t enough, our full-day Pigeon Cay Trip adds mangrove tunnels, a shipwreck, a starfish field and snorkeling with nurse sharks and stingrays, plus lunch prepared by locals — worth a look if you want to spend a whole day on the water.
Ready to get in the water?
